Spotlight

Grammy nominated country music band Lady Antebellum loved everything from Kanye West to Darius Rucker in 2008. Check out their best of '08 playlist now.

Everything from indecent boxed gifts to soiled pants have been included in Lonely Island's musical sketches. Now, you can watch the new video for their song, "We Like Sportz," in a video playlist of their most famous songs.

Elvis Presley was an indelible presence onstage, an unforgettable singer and a catalyst of a cultural movement that we continue to feel today. Had he lived, Elvis would be 74 years old today. Now, he's passed into the realm of myth, playing that great gig in the sky. We celebrate Elvis’ birthday with a career-spanning playlist of some of his best tunes.

Listen to Erin McCarley's highly anticipated debut album “Love, Save the Empty,” with exclusive track-by-track commentary from the young Nashville singer-songwriter. The album is a whimsical yet lyrically dark journey through the pangs of life, love, and relationships.

"Roc The Mic,” the first single from Bow’s seventh solo effort, has JD and Bow Wow navigate the ins and outs of their relationship over the past 8 years. The Hype Williams-directed video has the two old friends riding around town in a drop top trading verses like the old days.

2008 was clearly a busy and memorable year for DJ AM. His list of the best of the best songs ranges from The Virgins to Dirt Nasty. We're sure these tracks will continue to rock the dancefloor in 2009.

Last year, Lupe Fiasco claimed he was going to retire from music — but apparently he's up to some non-rap hijinx, having allegedly started up a mysterious post-punk outfit called Japanese Cartoon.

Check out two new songs where Lupe is singing in a British accent under the nickname Percival Fats.

22 year old, L.A.-based singer/songwriter and rising star Miguel is a busy man. While waiting for his major label debut on Jive Records, Miguel keeps busy by writing songs for Usher, Musiq Soulchild and Mary J. Blige.

Check out his recently released “Mischief: The Mixtape,” a record that showcases Miguel’s fearless talent with songs ranging from radio singles to club bangers to acoustic ballads.

Swizz Beatz and Lil Wayne collaborate on 2009’s first certified club smash, “Up in This Club.” Swizzy and Weezy trade verses in this quirky little gem made of video game bloops and steel drum patterns. The highlight comes when Weezy cries out the chorus in his now signature auto-tune register. How does this new jam stack up against 50 Cent’s first hit “In Da Club?”