FM still bringing the dirty bass, but very interesting to hear how Bieber’s voice has matured.

“Glee.” Super Bowl commercial. Anthem. Boom.

Last spring I sat down with B.o.B and asked him what we could expect from his forthcoming album, Strange Clouds, due out this spring.

The Atlanta rapper has already dropped the title track featuring Lil Wayne and “Play The Guitar” featuring André 3000. Now comes what is sure to be his breakout pop hit from the album – the Ryan Tedder-produced “So Good.”

The Fray’s Isaac Slade first told me last October of the song, “Run For Your Life.” He fought his band-mates for it to be the first single from Scars and Stories.

“There’s another song called, ‘Run for Your Life’ that I think is probably my favorite song on the record,” said Slade during the phone interview. “It’s real ballad-y, beautiful, and heart wrenching and kind of like, whatever you think of The Fray to be, kind of our cliché.”

Then when the lead singer and I met in person last December, I revisited the subject.

“It could be one of two songs,” Slade revealed of the possible second single during out sit-down. “But one of them is (‘Run For Your Life’), yeah.”

Despite completing the album last year, Slade said The Fray wanted to release Scars and Stories around Valentine’s Day. The LP hit stores February 7.

Our favorite YouTube sensations from Boston performed this track over the weekend on “Saturday Night Live.” It is available on iTunes now and will be on the band’s debut LP, Hello, due out this April.

Katy Perry sang “Part of Me” at The Grammy’s on Sunday, an emotional performance that seemed clearly directed at her soon-to-be ex-husband Russell Brand. The track will appear on a re-release of Teenage Dream, subtitled: The Complete Confection. The extended version hits stores March 27.

This is the official remix to “I Like How It Feels” – and these three can do no wrong right now in music. *Fist pumps.*

So, I performed a couple quick Google searches and they yielded the following: “Took My Love” was actually a track off Pitbull’s last album, Planet Pit. The production credit went to RedFoo (one half of LMFAO). DJ Buddha grew up in New England and is an A&R for Pitbull’s label, Mr. 305 Inc. This track is being released as Buddha’s record, which leads me to believe that either he remixed it and/or he was responsible for it all coming together for Pit’s LP. Regardless, it’s dope and a great song.

LMFAO remix > original track. Not even close. This might save Madonna from having a first single that tanks.

Dubstep. Coming to a radio near you a lot sooner than you think.