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Following the last Wippit Newsletter the new Bjork album, Volta nearly sold out. Well it would have done if we were selling it on crusty CD and not shiny new MP3. If you haven't added it to your collection yet we can't recommend it highly enough. It's a true return to form.

We think it might be the recent Stiff revival that's caused it, but the Madness video for Shame & Scandal is proving very popular this week with subscribers. Why not, it's free.

For those of you that have a mobile phone (yes you!), we've added 40,000 new ringtones in the last week. And not just any old ringtones. Wippit Ringtones are lovingly made by you from the original recordings of the hippest tracks. Check it out by clicking this icon when it appears next to your favourite track and have a play around for free.

Now check below what we have for you this week and tell us you're not getting your weekly £1.25's worth!

Dizzee Rascal

Not only has Dizzee Rascal transcended genres (he's been collaborating with Lily Allen and Arctic Monkeys recently, and who can forgot his involvement in just about the only innovative part of the Band Aid 20 single?), but he's also managed to escape the 'Mercury curse' after winning the Prize in 2003. And yet despite now being on his third album, he's still only 22. Sirens brings Dizzee blaring back to our stereos in style, and with grungy guitars blending with Dizzee's instantly recognisable vocal style, this is a thrilling single from a great hope of the British hip-hop scene. Watch out for forthcoming album "Maths and English" (which we hear is pretty darn amazing), coming to Wippit soon.

Chungking

Brandishing sleazy and shameless pop, Chungking are here to make an impression. Former couple Jessie Banks and Sean Hennessey (who first released the chilled debut album The Hungry Years way back in 2003) recorded this above a pub in Brighton. The lead single from the forthcoming album Stay Up Forever is Love Is Here To Stay - a proper glam pop classic dripping with attitude. Fans of Scissor Sisters and Mika are advised to look this way.

The National

With Leonard Cohenesque lyrics, The National come growling out of New York. But with orchestral accompaniments in the form of strings, woodwind and brass, this is very a much a mature sound. We particularly like Ada but their previous album Alligator is well worth a listen too.

Four Kornerz

Four Kornerz are a band with the world in their sights. Combining the worlds of Funk, RnB, Soul and Jazz with Nigerian rhythms, the four brothers have gradually been establishing themselves on the RnB and alternative live circuits for the past 3 years (playing venues such as Royal Albert Hall, the London Arena and Hyde Park) and now bring you their new single. Gonna Make It is the lead single from their forthcoming debut album, the bundle comes with 4 remixes, and bonus track More Than Life. Read an interview with the boys here.

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