7 TUNES; This week's essential download tracks: PICK OF THE WEEK.

THE FRATELLIS Lupe Brown The second album did not hit the heights of the first but for me it was much better. This throwback to Motown is perfect summery pop-rock yet was never released as a single.

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE Famous Last Words They're back in the studio, so enjoy this highlight from last album The Black Parade - one of the band's best. It has an incredible guitar riff you MUST play along to on Guitar Hero's plastic controller - or just air.

LITTLE BOOTS Remedy Popstress Victoria Hesketh gives huge nods to Kylie in a I Can't Get You Out Of My Head electropop kind of way and it is also a bit like Britney Spears' Toxic. Hugely catchy and a great little pop tune.

ESMEE DENTERS Outta Here Esmee got signed up by Justin Timberlake's label and the trousersnake has been writing songs with her. She's got a great, soulful voice and this offering, her first single, is pop RnB with a bit of an edge.

RICHARD HAWLEY

For Your Lover Give Some Time This stripped-back song shows off Hawley's vocals and has the impact of a sledgehammer. Confessional lyrics combine humour with sarcasm in a bittersweet track.

KING CREOSOTE 

No One Had It Better There's lots going on in this KC track. It's all a bit disco - odd coming from the Fife Collective man - but it works. It's playful, and has gentle and affecting vocals over the top. Upbeat and instantly feelgood.

ELLI MAC Celebrate She was tippd to be the next US superstar, but it never quite happened. However courtesy fo a truly aweinspiring Tall Paul remix, this track provided one of the alltime killer dancefloor tunes.