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At the stroke of midnight EST, the new song from Michael Jackson’s This Is It film officially debuted.

The track, also titled “This Is It,” can be found on the two-disc soundtrack releasing October 27. A four-disc vinyl version will then become available on November 10. Both can be pre-ordered here.

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UPDATE: You can listen to the new song here.

The debut of Michael Jackson’s unreleased song will premiere just weeks before the opening of his documentary.

“This Is It,” which is also the title of the upcoming film, will debut online this Monday on the singer’s official website.

The single, which features backup vocals from his brothers, is just one of 20 selections being offered in a two-disc set. (You can see the track listings after the jump.) Those with tickets to Jackson’s London concerts would have heard the songs in the order they are being presented on the first CD.

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Although we’re still six weeks away from the debut of (I swear Summit Entertainment has been promoting that movie for a decade), we’re now less than two weeks from the soundtrack’s release.

The CD, which drops on October 20, is comprised of 15 songs from a variety of alternative artists including Muse, Sea Wolf and OK Go. ‘s “Meet Me on the Equinox” (featured above) is the soundtrack’s first single.

You can get a complete track listing after the jump.

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This new video has Miley Cyrus kissing Liam Hemsworth once again—but this time, it’s for professional reasons.

“When I Look At You,” which can be found on The Time of Our Lives CD, is a song from her upcoming movie. , co-starring Cyrus and Hemsworth, hits theaters on January 8.

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Gallery: Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth in When I Look At You video


Duffy James Bond themeDuffy may be the voice behind the next James Bond theme. Work has already started on the follow-up to Quantum of Solace, starring as the British spy, and one of the film’s producers wants the Welsh Duffy to record the title song.

Producer Michael G. Wilson told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: “I would love to get to sing the next tune. I think she is wonderful. Amy Winehouse would be good too.
“We have started work on the new film, which I can’t say anything about. Daniel Craig is very keen to get going.”

Back to Black singer Amy Winehouse was due to submit a track for Quantum of Solace with producer Mark Ronson, but sessions were stopped as she reportedly “wasn’t ready” to record.  Another Way To Die, performed by Jack White of The White Stripes and soul singer Alicia Keys, was later chosen as the theme song.

Duffy, whose song Mercy picked up the PRS Most Performed Work prize at the Ivor Novello Awards - has revealed she is to make her film debut, although admits she isn’t too enthusiastic about it.  She reportedly said: “I’m making a movie. It’ll probably be rubbish.” If Duffy does sing the theme for the next James Bond film she will be the third Welsh artist to contribute to the spy series, after Tom Jones and Dame Shirley Bassey.

Gallery: Duffy next to record Bond theme song?


Tron 2.0 soundtrack

Daft Punk has be signed on to work on their first complete film score for the upcoming film, Tron 2.0.

Tron 2.0 is the follow up to the 1982 sci-fi classic, Tron. The film, also being made by Disney, is bringing back the film’s previous director Steve Lisberger as a producer and Joseph Kosinski as a director. We will also see some familiar faces as Jeff Bridges reprises his role as Kevin Flynn. Tron 2.0 is scheduled for a 2011 release, reports Upcoming Film Scores.

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Gallery: Daft Punk to produce soundtrack for Tron 2.0


World AIDS day was the catalyst for the launch of (RED)WIRE, a digital music magazine raising funds to help combat AIDS in Africa. U2, Sheryl Crow and others have videos posted already, as does one Jay-Z. His latest video for the song “Brooklyn We Go Hard” is absolutely incredible and you are required to watch and listen to it multiple times.

Watch it because the incredible Typographic Illustration skills are from none other than Evan Roth, who was kind enough to include the source code in this video as well. Expect to here this track non-stop starting next month, as it’s included in the upcoming NOTORIOUS film. Yes, it’s produced by but NO, there is not a single note of Auto-Tune in this track.

Gallery: Jay-Z featuring Santogold with Brooklyn Go Hard


Cadillac Records SoundtrackThis weeks releases are highlighted by three spotlight albums, the first of which is Circus, which is supposed to be ’ comeback album (same thing they said about last year’s Blackout.) We’ve also got Akon back with his new one, Freedom, which features the track Right Now (Na Na Na) that you’ve been hearing all over the radio over the past couple of weeks. Last, the soundtrack to the latest Beyonce flick, Cadillac Records, is in stores as well. After listening, we think this one is worth checking out, as it has a really good vibe. Here are the links to check out any of the aforementioned albums:

iTunes: Britney Spears Circus, Akon Freedom, Cadillac Records
Amazon: Britney Spears Circus (MP3), Akon Freedom (MP3), Cadillac Records Soundtrack (MP3)

Gallery: Out Today: Britney’s Circus, Akon’s Freedom, Cadillac Records soundtrack


Twilight SoundtrackThe second phase of domination is officially complete.

Now that we’re just eight days away from the big-screen adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s novel, it’s becoming increasingly impossible to avoid anything with Robert Pattinson’s face on it. The mania over the best-selling book has inspired collector’s edition magazine covers (EW), news packages (Nightline) and sight-seeing tours (Forks, WA). It’s even evolved into a #1 album.

After two turns at the top of the charts, AC/DC’s Black Ice was just dethroned by the soundtrack for the vampire-themed movie. Although Twilight is now the third soundtrack this year to reach #1 (following and Mamma Mia!), it’s the only one since 2006’s Sing-a-Longs and Lullabies for Curious George to debut there.

Twilight - which includes tracks from Linkin Park, Muse and Paramore - sold 165,000 units last week. AC/DC came in second with 160,000 while came in third with 110,000.

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Gallery: Twilight Soundtrack Tops Music Charts


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