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November 26th edition FREE Music

Head Like a Kite, Saint Motel & Fitz and the Tantrums are this weeks offerings for the FREE MUSIC of the Week

DAYDREAM VACATION... In late 2010, Head Like a Kite released Dreams Suspend Night, including the hit 'Director's Cut' and 'Let's Start It All Again (featuring Asya Smoosh)! The fellas from Head Like a Kite are back again with another collaboration with Asya Smoosh for the hip dance party track 'The Girl Don't Sleep'.





To get your free download, 'At Least I Have Nothing' by Saint Motel!  Try this link.   Saint Motel came onto the scene in 2009 with the band's debut EP ForPlay including the super fun 'Butch'



FITZ AND THE TANTRUMS - 'Don't Gotta Work It Out'.   After releasing 'Pickin' Up the Pieces' in Mid 2010, the Fitz and the Tantrums have been tirelessly touring and promoting their album.  The album's first single and mega hit 'MoneyGrabber', but them on the map.  They've been trying to stay there with the second single  'Don't Gotta Work It Out' and their Holiday EP Santa Stole My Lady.  Download the single here, and head over to their page or iTunes for the Holiday EP including 'Santa Stole My Lady'





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