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[FRESH NEW] De-Lor "That We Lovd" (Free MP3 + Video)

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Talented newcomer De-Lor's first claim to fame is his remix of Nicki Minaj's "Superbass" that garnered him thousands of views on YouTube. But there's more to this striking new talent than revamping other people's songs. Check out a video and MP3 of his brand-new, original R&B pop tune, "That We Lovd" to get a taste for his eclectic pop freshness.

De-Lor (aka Sebastian Michael) is currently attending Boston's famed Berklee College of Music and has been toying around with a lot of different sounds and textures to craft a distinct sound of his own. He writes me, "Watching Pharrell Williams working in the studio with Justin Timberlake and just spazzing in the studio with different artists really got me inspired to start producing and singing."

He likes to refer to his music as "futuristic electro pop," which is a pretty decent description of his music, but I think there's way more to it than just that. It's De-Lor's voice and delivery that truly makes his music stand out from the pack. He doesn't serve up your cookie-cutter when boy-meets-synth kind of DYI pop. De-Lor firmly injects his music with a soulful, confident and emotive quality that captured me right from the first note he sang. 

Leveraging his learnings at the Berklee College of Music, De-Lor is ambitious in pursuing his dream of bringing great music to others and beyond. "I am just trying to be the most successful I can be on my craft and my entrepreneurship," he tells, while adding, "Trying to do something that others haven't done before, finding new ways to promote myself, share my music and art."

Check out the video and MP3 for "That We Lovd" after the break. You will be happy you did. Highly recommended.

Meet The Lucky Folks Signed To Justin Timberlake's Tennman ...

Anyone looking for Justin Timberlake’s newest music venture has to look no further than his latest tweet. While he sadly isn’t bringing sexy back just yet, JT may be starting a new fashion trend – hoodies and hats – with the latest video from FreeSol, one of the acts signed to his Tennman Records.

Justin, who formed Tennman Records with Interscope in 2007, has signed a few lucky musicians such as Esmee Denters and Matt Morris and just directed FreeSol’s music video for “Hoodies On, Hats Low.” Basically, he’s just letting the world know how talented he is not only at singing and dancing himself, but at spotting and helping promote other artists. Want to know more about who Justin’s signed and what they’re doing? Let’s take a look.

Matt Morris You may recognize Matt Morris from Justin’s “Hope for Haiti Now” performance of “Hallelujah.” That sexy voice singing harmony and strumming the guitar? Yep, that was Matt. But that wasn’t their first time performing together. When they were kids, Matt and Justin met in the “Mickey Mouse Club.” (Come on! Britney, Christina, Justin – who WASN’T in this club?!) While Justin went on to pursue pop teenage stardom, Matt opted for a more low-key upbringing. But his love for singing didn’t stop and once Justin formed Tennman Records, Matt was one of the first people Justin looked to sign. With credentials like co-writing songs for Christina Aguilera and Kelly Clarkson and a voice that will blow you away, it’s no surprise people love Matt. His debut album, When Everything Breaks Open FreeSol is the band lucky enough to be featured in JT’s tweet. The self described “hip-hop, rock, and soul infused” band signed with Tennman after Justin caught a performance in Memphis, Tennessee. Since then, it’s been constant work for the group. FreeSol released their first single, “Don’t Give It Away,” last year (yesterday was actually the one year anniversary of its release) and published their newest project yesterday. “Hoodies On, Hats Low,” the video that is blowing up the twitter-verse, not only features JT but was also directed by him as well. The catchy beat and awesome rap pretty much guarantees that these guys are here to stay.