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Another New Madonna Track Revealed

From Madonnarama: Madonnarama, was the first to reveal the collaboration with Martin Solveig, William Orbit and Benny Bennassi for Madonna’s upcoming album.

We also gave you the title tracks “Gimme all your luvin”, “Girls gone wild”, “Masterpiece”, “Bang Bang” and “Turn up the Radio” before anyone else…

We also revealed that Madonna has collaborated on more than one song with M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj for the upcoming album. They will both feature separately on two different tracks.

Madonnarama sources confirm that one of those duets is called “Birthday Song” and has been produced by William Orbit.

The song has been described to us as a fun, ultra-catchy pop song.

So far we’ve got…

Gimme all your luvin’
Bang Bang
Masterpiece
Girls gone Wild
Turn up the Radio
Birthday Song

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Blur to perform at 2012 Brit Awards

Bassist Alex James confirms the band will play after receiving outstanding contribution to music award

Blur have confirmed they will perform at the 2012 Brit awards. The group will celebrate their outstanding contribution to music trophy by playing their first gig since 2009, bassist Alex James has revealed. "We're going to play, which is brilliant," he said. "It's like putting the Blues Brothers back together."

It has been two weeks since plans were announced to honour Blur at the Brit awards in February. But the band remained evasive about whether they would perform; although James, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon and Dave Rowntree have often met up, and even recorded together, they haven't played live since closing 2009's T in the Park.

James has now put speculation to rest. Thanks to the Brits announcement, he said, "we all remembered how much we loved being a band.

"I saw the guys this week, we had a Christmas cuppa … I had always said in interviews I didn't miss being in a band, but that reminded me I did."

James also fanned the flames of a future Blur tour. "Well, let's hope," he said. "Heritage year next year." Albarn has previously hinted at a possible visit to the US, pointing out the reunited Blur never crossed the Atlantic. "Who knows what will happen," James said, "but there is a lot to look forward to."

Previous winners of the outstanding contribution to music prize include Paul McCartney, U2, Queen and the Who.

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