Spotlight

This week's cover song battle is The Police versus newcomer Kicksville. 25 years ago, The Police released "Walking in Your Footsteps." Kicksville, a hybrid electronica, industrial, dance, jam, funk band, recently released their version of the same song. Which do you like better? Cast your vote now.

In celebration of the release of "I Found My Smile Again (remake)," imeem's giving away a Gibson guitar signed by Grammy award-winning soul singer D'Angelo. For a chance to win, enter the D'Angelo playlist contest.

Brush up on your dance moves by checking out how the pros do it. Watch the Pussycat Dolls, Beyonce, Chris Brown, Danity Kane and Soulja Boy get down. What's your signature move?

Paper Route Recordz have finally put Huntsville, Alabama on the map! Their long awaited mixtape, "Fear and Loathing In Hunts Vegas," combines ethereal samples with musical rap for a genre-bending trip on their Cadillac spaceship.

The new video for Young Jeezy's “Crazy World” is vintage Jeezy with hard beats and synthetic chords. Watch Jeezy rap about the country's recession in this intense and dark video.

Rise Against wants you to design a poster for their tour with Alkaline Trio, Thrice and The Gaslight Anthem, and there's less than a week left to submit. Check out the contest to win a Paul Frank bike and other great prizes.

Blu and Mainframe "Stay Up All Night" in the studio in this music video off their debut album, "Johnson & Johnson." The track is pure heat.

DJ Khaled’s blackberry must be bursting with hip-hop contacts, because he’s enlisted almost every MC, model and singer to be in Ace Hood’s video, "Ride." How many of them can you name?

Artist and producer Colin Munroe caught the attention of Kanye with his remix of “Flashing Lights” and rode that wave to a recording relationship with the legendary Dallas Austin and D.C.’s own, Wale. On this remix of “Will I Stay,” Colin borrows a hot sixteen from Wale for a track you won’t soon forget.