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As temperatures everywhere drop, you can count on us to turn up the volume (and the heat) on the latest and greatest tracks on high rotation right now in Sportsgirl.

The World Is Ours - Catcall

Sydney-based musician Catcall, or Catherine Kelleher, is back with her latest video for the certified pop anthem 'The World is Ours.' We love the cinematic 80s feel to the clip, with it's jocks vs. cheerleaders storyline and killer gold pom-poms. This infectious tug-of-war chant and intelligent pop groove is sure to get stuck in your head all day - and that's not a bad thing at all.

Coldwar - Janelle Monae

Pocket-sized R&B-funk powerhouse Janelle Monae has been wowing audiences all over Australia in the last couple of weeks. And it's not hard to see why. Monae is a stylish, genre-blending, black and white wonderwoman. She makes music that breaks boundaries with powerful lyrics and a vision that goes beyond the standard video. We're really vibing on the simplicity and emotional honesty of the 'Coldwar' video for kickin' chills to the curb on a cold winter's day.

Flutes - Hot Chip

You might want to be sitting down for this one! The geekiest-chic guys in British electro, Hot Chip, make awesome tunes and even better videos that go above and beyond the norm. We're head over heels (literally) for the first single 'Flutes' from their forthcoming album, 'In Our Heads.'

Let It Go - Dragonette

Canadian electro-rockers Dragonette's video for 'Let It Go' is a whole lot of fun, with a hint of their signature edge. Frontwoman Martina Sorbara's before and after street and all-white ensembles are simple yet inspired, and her soaring vocals pair nicely with some awesome free-stylin' choreography and the song's message: let it go and turn it up!