Spotlight

It's clear that Jacksonville-based Black Kids had an electic taste for indie rock in 2008. Find out what artists in addition to Ladyhawke, The Virgins, Deerhunter and TV on the Radio, inspire this quirky pop-rock quintet that released their first album, "Partie Traumatic," last year.

T-Pain, Chris “Lamborghini Breezy” Brown and a cast of dancers freak out in a cartoon-colored wonderland in this brand new video from T-Pain’s album "THR33 RINGZ." Warning - the video may cause severe flashbacks to the '80s.

Have you ever wondered what songs have been most playlisted on imeem? We calculated, tabulated and created one killer playlist of the most playlisted tracks. Check it out now.

Go behind the scenes with exclusive photos from J-Money's video shoot for "I'm Ballin" in South Beach. Rick Ross and Flo Rida make appearances in this hot video. Get your taste now before the single comes out on J-Money's album in March.

15 years ago, the Atlanta hip-hop scene saw a renaissance with the rise of Outkast, Goodie Mob and Organized Noise. Today, the newest splash to hit the scene is Hollyweerd with their funk-jazz-soul-hip-hop fusion hit, “Weerdo.” Performing to sold-out crowds and already touring the country, Hollyweerd is most definitely a band that you need to be on the look-out for in ‘09.

Blog Fresh Radio has teamed up with the Hype Machine -aka the mothership of the music blogosphere- to launch the Music Blog Zeitgeist of 2008.

Check out the first playlist in a five part series that introduces the top 41-50 songs in 2008 as chosen by the most passionate music fans alive: music bloggers.

Grammy-nominated singer Jason Mraz gives you a look into his favorite songs of 2008. From Yael Naim to Duffy, check out the artists that made Jason's top 12 on his Best of ’08 playlist.

Usher’s album, "Confessions," has now sold over 10 million copies and is officially certified diamond.

Listen to the album playlist with hits including "Yeah!" and "My Boo."

Watch rock group Paramore perform their high energy song, “Pressure,” live in Chicago.

The band's performance is from The Final Riot! Summer Tour where they toured with Jack's Mannequin, Phantom Planet and Paper Route.

Taking some time off the Rock Of Love Bus, Bret performs two intimate versions of “Every Rose Has It Thorn” and “Something To Believe In.”