With the amount of new fantastic songs being released week after week, it is very hard to keep up with what to buy next. If you can't decided what song to buy next, here are a few of our favourites this week.
1. Niall Horan - This Town
When One Direction announced they were taking a break, one of the first questions on everyone's lips was which member will release a solo single first? Well the answer to that is Niall Horan. The Irish hottie (as most of his fans call him), released his debut solo single 'This Town' without any warning. To everyone's surprise, this acoustic/guitar driven track grabs you emotionally from start to finish.
With the track shooting up iTunes charts worldwide, this is a great start to what will be a very successful future!
2. DNCE - Body Moves
If someone says 'Cake By The Ocean' or 'Toothbrush', you know they are talking about DNCE's fantastic songs. The group recently announced that they will be releasing their album 'DNCE' November and to make this news even more exciting, the group have just released their new track 'Body Moves' which is another hit for a group that is taking over the world one radio after another!
3. GRL - Kiss Myself
G.R.L. have experienced many ups and downs in their career and although they took a break, changed the line-up, the ladies are ready to fight for their rightful place in the music industry. They recently made their comeback in Australia at Slimefest.
To make sure all their loyal fans worldwide can be involved, they released their new track 'Kiss Myself'. The uptempo dance track will be a sure hit in the clubs and get people off their seats and shaking their booty!
4. Jake Quickenden feat. Bailey McConnell - Get Away With Me
Jake Quickenden is best know for his silky smooth vocals (and hot body) and now he is back this time with the help of Bailey McConnell (Britain's Got Talent) with his new song 'Get Away With Me'. Anyone who is a fan of Jake will be excited for this song as it is different to other tracks he has released in the past, but his trademark vocals are still very present!
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