[News] Miike Snow frontman Andrew Wyatt Announces Solo Album, Streams Lead Single "And Septimus…"

As the frontman for Miike Snow, Andrew Wyatt is normally accompanied by production duo Bloodhsy & Avant. After extensive worldwide festival and tour circuits backing up Happy To You, it seems Wyatt would like some time to himself.

On April 16th, Wyatt will release his debut solo album, Descender. The album, according to Rolling Stone, will see the vocalist making use of a 75-piece philharmonic orchestra, as well as guest appearances from The Libertines’ Anthony Rossomando and former Interpol bassist Brad Truax.

For a sense of what to expect from Wyatt's solo affair, he's streaming the first single, a charming, regal cut titled "And Septimus...". Stream it below.

[Watch] Beth Ditto, The Kills, Joey Starr, Karen Elson, Mark Ronson & The Business Intl w/Boy George share a stage for the 2011 Défilé Etam Lingerie Fashion Show

Feast your eyes, literally, on this video from the Le Défilé Etam Lingerie Fashion show 2011. We got wind of it via Mark Ronson who simply tweeted "Myself & @BusinessINTL, the Kills, Joey Starr, @KarenElsonMusic, Beth Ditto, Boy George & Andrew Wyatt share a stage". It features performances from all the artists above so hit play and let the 20 minute video use up some of your lunch break/evening depending on which side of the pond you're on.

There's the entertainment of Alison Mosshart blasting out a classic track, Beth Ditto performing a Gossip song, Mark Ronson playing his hexagonal electric drumkit throughout. Then there's Karen playing her acoustic and Joey Starr rapping his way through a track. Then we have Andrew Wyatt singing finally finished off with a performance from Mark Ronson's Business International along with Boy George. That might seem like a lot to take in, but while that is all happening beautiful models wearing next to nothing are gracing the stage with a never ending stream of flesh. Quite the visual treat for a Wednesday and quite the eargasm for a Humpday too. Check it out and enjoy it in all its glory above. I need to take a break after that, blimey.

[Watch] Mark Ronson & The Business INTL - "Somebody To Love Me" Featuring Boy George & Andrew Wyatt (Video)

Check out the video for "Somebody To Love Me" by Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. (Featuring  Boy George & Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow) off his their album Record Collection which is in stores now. The Single "Somebody To Love Me" is out December 6. The video was directed by Saam Farahmand.

[Listen] Mark Ronson Enlists Boy George and Duran Duran On Songs, "Somebody To Love Me" & "Record Collection"

You saw the video of Mark Ron and The Business INTL performing their new classic "Somebody To Love Me" with Boy George, Andrew Wyatt and MNDR but now you can take a listen to album version of the track below. But if that wasn't enough Ronson enlisted Duran Duran's Simon Le Bon along with Wiley for the title track "Record Collection", which is another certified banger.

Most of you know that Ronson is currently co-producing Duran Duran's upcoming album, which is something many fans of Ronson and Duran Duran are looking forward to. Record Collection drops next Tuesday and if these tracks aren't enough to get you to support and preorder this amazing album, then you don't know good music. JK Seriously though, preorder the album here. (iTunes)

Mark Ronson & The Business INTL - "Somebody To Love Me" Feat. Boy George and Andrew Wyatt by Some Kind of Awesome

Mark Ronson & The Business INTL - "Record Collection" Feat. Simon Le Bon (of Duran Duran) and Wiley by Some Kind of Awesome

[Watch] Mark Ronson & The Business INTL - "Somebody To Love Me" w/Boy George, Andrew Wyatt and MNDR (Later Live With... Jools Holland)

Mark Ronson and friends perform a new jam "Somebody To Love Me" off Ronson's upcoming release Record Collections for Jools Holland's 250th episode of Later Live With... Jools Holland. Definitely digging this track and everything heard from this album so far. Record Collection drops on September 27th, preorder your copy here (iTunes).