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'Finding My Way Back' is Jaheim's second single off his Feb. 9th-released 'Another Round.' The slow jam -- with warm guitars and jazzy percussion -- has Jaheim crooning about finding his way back to love: "Down and out drowning in the sea of my anguish / Funny, you always said hope floats / Comprehended it, but I cant cope."

This is a follow-up to Jaheim's single 'Ain't Leaving Without You.' Go to AOL Radio's New R&B First station hear Jaheim's new track.

'Driving Me Crazy' is Sam Adams' lead single off his March 5th debut EP, 'Boston's Boy.' Even though Adams has culled fans in the Boston region, he recently emerged in the limelight after his debut reached No. 1 on the iTunes hip-hop albums charts last week -- beating DJ Khaled and Lil Wayne and causing everyone to ask: Who is guy? One thing is clear though, the piano melody from his catchy single borrows from Annie Lennox's 1992 hit 'Walking on Broken Glass. '

Tune into AOL Radio's New Hip-Hop First station to listen to 'Driving Me Crazy.'

Michael Jackson's 2010 posthumous album will feature Lenny Kravitz on the lead song, according to MSN. Entitled 'Another Day,' the track -- produced and written by Kravitz -- was originally expected to be released on Jackson's 2001 'Invincible.' A minute-30 seconds of the track was leaked last January, unknowingly to Kravitz, as he states to his fans in this video. For more info on the new track and other music news, refer to the links below.

'Lose My Mind' is Jeezy's new single off his forthcoming release 'Thug Motivation 103.' Featuring Plies, the song captures the Atlanta-based rapper's crazy nightlife "waste[ing] two stacks" on booze and drinking "rosé until we black out." In an interview with MTV, Jeezy talks about the lyrics: "You gotta have life your way. If you ain't losing your mind, you ain't partying right."

Jeezy clearly isn't shy about sharing his partying antics, but he still is keeping hush-hush about his forthcoming release 'Thug Motivation 103.' Slated for June, the album is the second installment to his series, following 2005's 'Thug Motivation 101.' As for news on track listings and other collaborations, we'll just have to anxiously wait.

For now, you can listen to 'Lose My Mind' -- first debuted during Blueprint 3 Tour stop in Atlanta (Feb. 27) -- on AOL Radio's New Hip-Hop First station.

Get ready for Lady GaGa and Beyonce's 'Telephone' Video: Directed by Jonas Akerlund, the nine-and-a-half minute video picks up where the storyline of the 'Paparazzi' video left off -- GaGa behind bars. The duo's notable dance moves and expected off-the-wall outfits are both included in the video -- but you may be surprised by the rest. Teaser: the video references blockbuster flicks 'Kill Bill' and 'Thelma and Louse' and features a cameo by Tyrse Gibson. You'll have to watch the video to see the rest! Refer to the links below to watch the 'Telephone' video and to read about other music news.

Since the release of 2006's 'Stadium Arcadium,' we haven't heard much about the new Red Hot Chili Peppers 2010 album. RHCP took a break shortly after their Stadium Arcadium tour to pursue solo endeavors: bassist Flea collaborated with Thom Yorke and drummer Chad Smith joined the supergroup Chickenfoot (Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani). Now with confirmation that Josh Klinghoffer is Red Hot Chili Pepper's new guitarist (replacing John Frusciante who left amicably in December to pursue solo efforts), the band has been fervently working on their 10th studio album, coming out later in 2010, possibly October.

According to 'Clash' magazine, there's speculation a Radiohead electro-back beat might make it on the new 2010 album, with Flea having recently played with Thom Yorke's solo band. No word yet, but Smith confirmed there are some piano-driven melodies on the album.

Bonnaroo just announced today that Conan O'Brien will be performing at this year's festival. Not only will the red-headed personality be delivering his lines at the Comedy Tent but he'll also serve as the official MC for the main performance stage -- better known as 'What Stage' -- on June 11 and 12. This year's comedy lineup also boasts Aziz Ansari, Nick Kroll and Greg Giraldo, among others. For more details and other music highlights, check out the links below.