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“In The Air," the first single from Grammy-nominated recording artist Morgan Page's upcoming album, breaks into the Top 10 (#9) on the Billboard Dance Radio Chart this week. The track, a collaboration between Page, Sultan + Ned Shepard and BT and featuring Angela McCluskey on vocals, has exploded over the past 4 weeks, steadily selling more than 1,500 copies a week since its release and remaining the highest rated record at AOL Radio.

This is not Page’s first appearance on the charts, but his fifth consecutive Top 10 Billboard success. Believe--Page’s 2010 follow up to Elevate, which featured break-out single "Longest Road" and fellow chart topper "Call My Name"--continues to be a fixture on the iTunes Dance Albums chart with two Top Ten Billboard Dance Hits: “Fight For You” and “Strange Condition.”

Page is currently on the road, see dates below.

After months of anticipation, The Weepies' new album Be My Thrill is out today, and is currently sitting in the top five of the iTunes Top Albums chart, alongside Katy Perry, The Goo Goo Dolls and Mumford and Sons!

Check out what the critics are saying:

"On Deb Talan and Steve Tannen’s fourth studio album, the indie pop duo (and husband and wife) unleash another set of made-for-tv-licensing, romantic, intense tunes."
- HitFix.com

"...unabashed folk-pop loveliness."
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

"...bittersweet, romantic pop..."
- Philadelphia Daily News

"The Californians' heartfelt harmonies and warm guitar accompaniment are both melancholic and inviting, perfect for sitting back and relaxing."
- Self.com

"Their voices are soft and casual, their melodies whimsical, the arrangements tight and textured."
- AllMusic

Don't miss The Weepies on their first tour in 4 years this fall. (Tour dates below)

As electro-rockers Datarock prepare for the upcoming release of their sophomore album Red on September 1, the band will release “Give It Up” EP via iTunes on May 19.  The EP will feature the album version of the first single, three remixes of the track from Fan Death, Kissy Sell Out and Chateau Marmont, and a second album track, “True Stories” (their unabashed tribute to Talking Heads).