I'M GONNA TAKE YOU OUT TONIGHT.

We're not quite sold on Little Boots as the second coming that the British media are making her out to be, but we're not gonna front like she's not going to be all kinds of huge in 2009. Between the five massive singles (and counting) she's already got in her arsenal and the sexy math teacher video that's just begging to be made for "Mathematics", expect Ms. Hesketh to be wreaking all kinds of havoc on the charts in the months to come. The next two singles coming down the pike will be "New In Town" and "Every Little Earthquake" (both incredible), and 679 have pulled out all the stops on the remix front, enlisting the services of The Golden Filter, Fred Falke, Drop The Lime and our boys Dekker & Johan with even more mixes supposedly on the way.

MP3: "New In Town" (Fred Falke Remix) - Little Boots
MP3: "Every Little Earthquake" (Dekker & Johan Remix) - Little Boots

// Hendrik Will //

THE BUBBLE WILL BURST.

Mystery Jets are just about the greatest band in the UK right now. Fact. They're responsible for what is this writer's nigh-on uncontested Album of the Year and a string of some of the best singles to grace Radio One in eons, and their latest offering "Half In Love With Elizabeth" is more of the same. The original is three minutes of classic Britpop bliss in it's own right, but now Delorean have gotten in touch to alert us to the wonders of their very own reimagination of the track, which bumps a reverberating piano beat and some wonderful vocal effects to turn the rollicking original into a more stirring affair. Not what you'd expect from Barcelona's electro whiz kids, but beautiful nonetheless.

MP3: "Half In Love With Elizabeth" (Delorean Remix) - Mystery Jets

// Nacho Alegre //