Spotlight

Make sure you're in the know and find out who premiered music this week. Head over to New Music Tuesdays on imeem for newly released albums from Britney Spears, E40, Scarface and Neil Young to listen to and share with your friends.

The movie Cadillac Records, starring Beyonce Knowles and Jeffrey Wright, chronicles the rise of some of America's greatest musical legends from the 1950s and '60s. Hear the entire soundtrack now with music from Beyonce, Raphael Saadiq, Solange, Mos Def and Nas.

Watch Snow Patrol's newly released video for “Crack The Shutters,” an intimate ballad off their new album, "A Hundred Million Suns." Take a journey and watch all of Snow Patrol's music videos, including the famous Grey’s Anatomy hits “Chasing Cars” and “Run."

Get in the holiday spirit with this playlist from a group of amazing female singers. Katy Perry keeps it hot n cold with her version of "White Christmas" while Sara Bareilles teams up with Ingrid Michaelson on an original holiday tune. Also check out the video and drawings that accompany the playlist.

Having just released his first single, “I Love College,” Asher Roth follows his passion to the USC campus. Watch as your favorite suburban rhymesayer challenges strangers to rock paper scissors, gets dunked on by baller Taj Gibson, and gets busted by campus police.

December is here, and it's time to get festive. Head over to www.imeem.com/holidays to get a brand new holiday theme to add to your profile. Think you have a better design for the season? Just post a comment to the profile pointing us to your profile theme, and you could receive a gift.

Pop punk band FM Static is just fun-- unabashed, summertime, walk-in-the-park, roll-down-your-windows-on-a-road trip kinda fun. No posing. No pretense. No problem. Their newest song, “Tonight,” is imeem's Single of the Second.

Get to know D.A. and Max from pop music band Chester French. In this video, the duo talks about their collaboration with Common and Pharrell on Universal Mind Control and how the band came together while studying at Harvard.