Calvin is trying really hard to be a proper front man. If this clip is any proof, he's improved ten fold since his 1st CD dropped (see our old video post of him singing an acoustic set. REALLY FUNNY).

It seems like only last year that Calvin Harris was the king of Electro....wait, it was only last year. So much for keeping people waiting, here's his new single from his new album.

This is one of the big tunes from '08 but it's been rereleased as a vocal track that will be on his upcoming album for release Sept. 2009

Armand is the originator of the current electro scene and A-Trak is the leader of the new generation. It's no surprise that their Duck Sauce project is the most anticipated of the season. In this clip they talk about the project.

They hit big on "Beeper" by borrowing the B-more rhythm. This time they take a cue from Buraka Som Sistema and throw some Kuduro in the mix on their latest banger.

Arguably the hottest song in the clubs right now! Diplo & Switch keep coming out harder and harder on their new album.

The Bloody's have been making major noise in 2009 and now they've finally got a proper video for one of their songs thanks to the gang at Dim Mak.

The Queen and Kings of NY indy rock have hit the mainstream for the first time since "Maps" with this infectious dance floor anthem.

It's a cartoon, but it's possibly the most perverse video of the year. NSW for all of you in a cubicle

Basement Jaxx are back! Nuff said

Crowd favorite Fedde has been getting more and more commercial but I'm sure this song will eventually become a club necessity.

ex-Deep Dish(er) Sharam drops another track from his Get Wild cd, this time with a more Progrssive style

Diplo & Switch have created Major Lazer, a dancehall/reggae project under the guise of a fictional character of the same name. Check out this live performance courtesy of Levi's.

A 1972 performance with the Jackson 5. "ABC" was released in 1970 and became a #1 hit by knocking The Beatles "Let It Be" out of the top spot.

Not just the "King of Pop", also the "King of the Robot". MJ popularized the Robot dance thanks to this song off of the Jackson 5 G.I.T. album in 1973