Video Premiere: Kelly Rowland - Dirty Laundry (Dirty Version)

We've been waiting a decade for Kelly Rowland to drop a solo song that feels personal and in lack of a better word - minimalistic. She's been hiding deep within guest rappers, dance beats, sexiness and a whole lotta shiny exterior. Now we have at least a piece of the puzzle. Behind it all is a dark past filled with anger, bitterness and an abusive partner. When we heard Dirty Laundry the first time it was definitely a moment. Over a sparse beat the whole story unravels and the video follows suit with broken images and scenes that tells part of the story but doesn't give us everything. We wouldn't wish that kind of existence on anyone and we're so happy Kelly is around to tell her story. Hopefully it can help others break free and find the light again. We all have laundry that needs to be attended to.

Premiere: Kylie Minogue - Skirt

Kylie Minogue signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation late last year after 25 years with the same management. The first track after this move just dropped! Skirt is written by The-Dream, the man behind Rihanna's Umbrella and Beyoncé's Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It) and Scottish Breakbeat DJ Chris Elliott a.k.a Nom De Strip. Over a dirty beat KM talks about a wild night and what happened when she got home. While this looks like it could be a demo/remix we're getting some Donna Summer's Love To Love You Baby for the future vibes hearing this. We had no idea what to expect from her new sound but by this preview Sex Kylie from her Did It Again video is in full force. From the initial listen we're thinking it'll probably make club DJ's very happy, but it feels a bit hard and calculated, lacking in warmth. Here's hoping future releases showcases her funny and warm side too!  

Premiere: Beyoncé - Grown Woman

Beyoncé's Grown Woman has seen blowing up online in shaky fan videos from her shows and extended from that awful soft drink commercial. There's no denying this is a sick track. Love that distinct Timbaland beat with its African inspiration and the organic feel of it all. Those drums and what we think is Congolese singers in the breakdown. Real awesome! We dare you to try and sit still listening to the full track, haha. We couldn't even type this entry without do a spot of dancin'!