NME - Radar — The Buzz is the magazine's rundown of artists, scenes and tracks breaking forth from the underground this week 1. Jai Paul’s ‘BTSTU’ demo All Jai Paul’s mates in the Asian quarter of the Rayners Lane suburbia of west London think his musicâ... more info

Guardian Music — Our milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, and they're like ... Oh sorry, we just got a little carried away thanks to this week's guest. Yep, it's the one and only Kelis. She tells Rosie Swash about her new album, Flesh Tone, why being 30 is grea... more info

Guardian Music — There's more pop invention in this warped wunderkind's MySpace demos than there is in most fully-formed songsHometown: Rayners Lane, Harrow.The lineup: Jai Paul (music, vocals).The background: Jai Paul is a 21-year-old from north-west London currentl... more info

Guardian Music — Populist: The column that proved the pollsters wrongShark jump of the week The Simpsons' opening credits spoof of Ke$ha's wannabe shock-pop anthem Tik Tok. It almost makes the Simon Cowell episode look bearable. Why carumba?!Guest star of the weekOnl... more info

Abeano — Our thoughts were with a lesser known J-man over Easter weekend. Not wanting anyone to choke mid-Lindt bunny-scoff, we’ve kindly held off alerting you to him until today. Other than a Hot Chip fan’s wet dream, we’re ... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Beginning a delicate pop tune with the words "Don't fuck with me" is weird enough, but London's Jai Paul takes things even further, throwing in some wobbly synths, blaster samples, and weird vocal harmonies without ever losing sense of the tune's mel... more info