Berlin’s best kept secret D E N A returns with another in-your-face pop-anthem that will get your ass on the dancefloor within just seconds: the groovy and  s e x y Games. Out on a 7” soon, via Aerobic International, backed by Boyfriend, that other sexy jam of hers.

JSMN an American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer, mixer, videographer and designer - that’s a lot of stuff, but it all comes down to the fact he does everything about his music himself, from writing it to producing it, plus directing his own videos.

He self-released his debut album †Priscilla† (don’t let those crosses trick you, this is far from witch house) earlier this month, which kind of sounds like jj remixing The Weeknd with Justin Timberlake providing some backing vocals. That comes down to †Priscilla† being a sweet slice of R&B with hints of pop. Buy it on iTunes or order a 12” here - you can stream †Priscilla† in its entirety below and watch the mesmerizing video for Something above.

Walk With Me, another outtake off Memoryhouse’s forthcoming The Slideshow Effect, is a lot more “classic Memoryhouse” than their previously released The Kids Were Wrong was. Although the middle bit has drums as well, overall it feels “proper” dreamy again - don’t get me wrong though, I did like The Kids Were Wrong, but this dreamy sound of theirs is the thing that made me fall in love with Memoryhouse two years ago in the first place. Pre-order The Slideshow Effect here, it’s out on February 28 via Sub Pop.

mp3 Memoryhouse - Walk With Me

Porcelain Raft suits up and hires two copycats to star in the video for Unless You Speak From Your Heart, taken from his wistful, soothing debut full-length Strange Weekend.

Grimes recommended this (OMFG) on Twitter yesterday - it’s the video for Phèdre’s In Decay, which is NSFW but not in way you expect it to be. Phèdre are “three lovers from Monaco, raised in a cave of gold” and release their debut LP digitally on February 14. (via)

Italians Do It Better team up with director Alberto Rossini once more for the video for Desire’s Don’t Call, which was shot in Miami during a hurricane.

Kate Bush directed the video for her Lake Tahoe, taken from her latest offering 50 Words For Snow, which tells a tale of an old dog dreaming of his owner. The piece is called Eider Falls at Lake Tahoe. “It has all been created in camera with shadow puppets, one of my favourite art forms because of its simplicity. It is something that I’ve wanted to do for years and it was great fun to make.”

Miike Snow recruited one of my favorite Swedish songstresses Lykke Li to do a verse on Black Tin Box, another song taken from their forthcoming Happy To You.