International sensations Far East Movement have returned with their new track “Lovetron,” featuring rising star Travis Garland. “Lovetron” is a slick homage to the polished R&B of the nineties, and proves that FM are as adept at crafting refreshing slow jams as they are at delivering euphoric electro-pop. “With the sound of our Dirty Bass album, we referenced the classic music of the eighties and nineties, mashing that up with the pop and dance of today,” says FM’s Kev Nish. “For “Lovetron,” we kept the same Far East Movement mash-up mentality, and took it back to that smooth nineties R&B sound — with an FM twist!”

Produced by longtime collaborators The Stereotypes (“Rocketeer“; “Girls On The Dance Floor“), “Lovetron” is the latest release from the group’s repackaged Dirty Bass, which is currently available worldwide via Cherrytree Records. In addition to including the global Top 10 singles “Live My Life” and “Turn Up The Love,” the latest incarnation of Dirty Bass also includes four brand new tracks. New highlights from this repack include “Lovetron” and the emotionally charged “For All.” You can download the track FREE here.

L.A. natives can catch FM’s latest TV performance tomorrow night (Thanksgiving; Thursday, November 22nd), on KCAL Channel 9 at 8PM. The group taped a special, holiday-themed performance live at The Grove and in front of thousands of fans. This included the live premiere of a brand new recording entitled “Christmas In Downtown L.A.,” produced by Cherrytree head, Martin “Cherry Cherry Boom Boom” Kierszenbaum. You can get “Christmas In Downtown L.A.” on or amazon.

Listen to more music off the Dirty Bass album by Far East Movement: Change Your Life, Little Bird, Turn Up the Love, Turn Up the Love (fan version), Dirty Bass, Live My Life, Candy, Live My Life (Party Rock Remix).

Lovetron by Far East Movement

Singer Jhameel released a music video for his single “Shadow of a Man”. He addresses the tough topic of domestic violence in a relationship. Even with all the signs of violence, the girl isn’t willing to let go of the relationship. Jhameel pleads for her to leave not only for herself but for her child as well. Here’s more from Jhameel about his music video:

This video is very special to me, not only due to the weeks of toil that went into it, but also because of my own personal experiences that inspired its message.

You can get the single on or amazon.

Here’s more videos on domestic violence: Didn’t Mean It by Jasmine V, Room, Something by Bambu, Let This Die by Brian Joo x Flowsik of Aziatix, Jeremy Lin in dating violence PSA , Beautiful, Someday by May Ling, and Walking On Thin Ice by Tila Tequila.

Shadow of a Man by Jhameel (contains explicit lyrics)

Lyrics to Shadow of a Man by Jhameel

take it by your bruises he’s been workin’ hard on ya
feedin’ you this bullsh*t why he needs to take it out on ya
i’ve seen this all before
slaps you then calls you whore
you need to leave him darlin’ don’t let this go on

take it by your bleedin’ he’s been beatin’ strong on ya
tellin’ me this bullsh*t you can’t live without his arm on ya
i’ve heard this all before
can’t nobody help no more
you need to leave him darlin’ don’t let this go on

i know you’ve known him for so long
but the one that you love is gone
and left is a
shadow of a man

you need to stop baby think about yourself
are you happy with the way that he’s been treatin’ you like hell
you need to stop baby think about your child
are you happy with the way that he’s been givin’ her the belt

one day you’ll look back and you’ll cry
you’ll have a new man by your side
he’ll treat that precious ass so well
one day you’ll look back at this hell

Rapper Memo Jackson dropped the music video for his single “Bring That Flow Back”. He offers a dubstep infused track as he raps on the streets of New York as he brings that throwback flow back. Look for more from Memo Jackson off his upcoming album.

Listen to more Memo Jackson: Ecstasy, TGIF, Track 1, Get Loose and Electric Freak.

Bring That Flow Back by Memo Jackson

Lyrics to Bring That Flow Back by Memo Jackson

1st verse: Said they wan’t me to bring that flow back, so I have to ya that throwback, memoriza mozart flow before I turned to Memo Jack-son, these cats is wack son, so sick of hearing that garbage, yeah I’m a college drop out, but I got way more knowlege. My delivery’s crispy, and yeah my flow is polished, you swag rappin’ faggots, need to stop or get demolished, I’m spittin’ that napalm, you suckers getting face palmed, no I ain’t no swag rapper, no hash tag rapper, i hop in the booth and spit the truth, then relax after.

Chorus: (2x) Said they won’t me to bring that flow back, so I have to give you that throwback, they wan’t me to bring that flow back, so I have to give you that throwback, It’s memo jackson baybay, Bring that flowback.

2nd verse:
Remember that frontstreet? that’s where them blunts be, still smokin’ that loud, blowin them clouds, you know I still got the munchies, for some weed and some lunch meat yeah, I’m still on the block man yeah, poke a hole in a pop can don’t care, if the po po’s chilling right there, I’m the Me to the E to the M to the O, still the sickest emcee from the Kel to the So (Kelso), yeah, you ain’t heard of me then you buggin, bitch go ask your cousin, she got my 1st cd and all of my songs she be lovin’, the way I spit them flows, everyday I get that dough, I’m from that 360 and now I rep New York.

Chorus (2x)