P&P's Best Of The Week: 12/18/2011

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Despite how it may seem, we do listen to what P&P readers have to say. Most of your ideas are horrible and self-centered, but every now and then you’re right. Noory and Aaron recently reached out (shoutout to Noory & Aaron!) and told us that they’re having a hard time keeping up with all the content. The obvious solution: check Pigeons & Planes more often. But I understand that some of you have “real lives” that don’t revolve around the internet.

In an attempt to make your lives easier and to highlight some of the posts on P&P that you may have overlooked, we’re going to try out a “Best Of The Week” feature where we’ll hand-pick some of the best stuff of the week. 10 posts that deserve a second chance in the spotlight. Sound good? Ready? Here we go.

Our resident Electronic Dance Music experts chose some EDM bangers for the 10th installment of the Dance Music Post feature.

Dance Music Post. 10

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In Meg Myers, we’ve found our new indie crush. With “Monster,” she shows off some ’90s influence and proves to be an artist that we’re going to keep our eyes on.

Meg Myers – “Monster”

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British rapper Tinie Tempah linked up with some big names for a free EP. Features include J. Cole, Wiz Khalifa, Pusha T, and many more.

Mixtape: Tinie Tempah – “Happy Birthday EP”

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Sleigh Bells is fucking back! They let go of their first single from their 2012 album.

Sleigh Bells – “Born To Lose”

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Beck cooked up an awesome Feist remix, turning a perfectly good song into a great one.

Feist – “How Come You Never Go There (Beck Remix)”

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Lana Del Rey makes the haters’ jobs even harder by releasing one of the coolest videos of the year.

Video: Lana Del Rey – “Born To Die”

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A master list of some of the best albums of 2011, according to a bunch of lists and some mathematics.

Calculating Quality: The Best Albums Of 2011

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The Roots drop a short film to accompany their great new album Undun

Video: A Short Film By The Roots

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Multi- instrumentalist Mesita caught our ears with his great songwriting and indie style. Another artist that we’ll be watching closely in 2012.

Mesita – “The Coyotes”

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We had the chance to speak with Waka Flocka Flame, and it was everything we could have hoped for. We even got him to share his new ad-lib.

Interview: Waka Flocka Flame Talks New Ad-Libs, Next Album, and Favorite Color

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