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If anyone can attest to the power of a viral video, surely it’s Kimbra. The singer from New Zealand’s stock has soared after her splendid turn as the woman to Australian singer/songwriter Gotye’s disgruntled man in his smash single “Somebody That I Used To Know,” and its accompanying — and visually spectacular — music video.

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And while Kimbra recently released Vows,  her major-label debut now, now she’s once again linked up for another killer collaboration. This time she’s partnered with Mark Foster of Foster The People and acclaimed DJ A-Trak, one half of DJ duo Duck Sauce, for the hot new track, “Warrior,” whose music video you can watch below.
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We are giving away two pairs of tickets to catch the chart-topping UK boy band One Direction live in concert on June 2nd in Chicago. We’ve also got a copy of their smash album Up All Night and their brand-new DVD, Up All Night: The Live Tour DVD, to also give away …and YOU could be the lucky winner if the odds are in your favor!

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HOW TO ENTER: All you have to do is post a comment below this article telling us the moment you knew you had fallen in love with One Direction and became a gigantic fan.
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This past weekend, thousands gathered in Gulf Shores, Alabama for for the second annual Hangout Music Fest where artists from Gary Clark Jr. (pictured above) to the Alabama Shakes rocked audiences Gulfside.

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Myspace was proud to livestream some of the weekend’s most killer performances. And whether you caught the stream or not, now we want to share with you some of our favorites moments from the incredible fest. So check out exclusive videos below of some of the best musical showings from the Hangout Music Fest. And also be sure and watch all of the featured exclusive videos from the Hangout Music Fest right HERE
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You may recall that last week, Jersey Shore’s DJ Pauly D and deadmau5 got into it over twitter over Paul D’s “Night Of My Life” video.

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A team of programmers and musicians in the UK who are much smarter than us are turning the tweets of 500 anonymous people into music.