French house music duo Daft Punk has released 'Get Lucky' as the lead single from their fourth studio album 'Random Access Memories.' The song was co-written by and features Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers.

Daft Punk is well known for huge arena hits like 'One More Time' and 'Around The World.' This new single is mellower and has a funk and disco-like sound to it, in addition to bordering on R&B. It certainly reflects a transition from the pulsating electronics of the band's last record to more futuristic type of dance and disco. In fact, the duo hasn't released a studio album since 2005, so they've had plenty of time to experiment and collaborate. The distinct guitar riff from Nile Rodgers carries the song along and sets the song's relaxing, funky tone. Pharrell Williams' smooth vocals work well with the guitar riff and provide for an infectious chorus. The single has the unique ability to sound like it could transcend time and be a hit at a 1970s dance club or at a rave ten years from now. Pharrell has stated that the lyrics are more about finding chemistry with someone, rather than looking for a sexual conquest.

'Get Lucky' broke Spotify's record, receiving the highest number of streams in a single day. 'Random Access Memories' is expected to be released May 21st in the United States. It features many more collaborations including one with Julian Casablancas of The Strokes. 'Get Lucky' right now on AOL Radio's Electronica.

May brings music fans new releases from today's favorites and even provides some nostalgia. As the weather heats up, fans can expect a new album from 98 Degrees. It's the boy band's first studio album since 2000, as the boy-band revival continues. They had already been touring with New Kids on the Block and Boys II Men. If their first single 'Microphone' is any indication, the band has definitely grown up in their more than decade-long hiatus. Current pop favorite, 20-year-old Demi Lovato is getting set to release her fourth studio album 'Demi.' The album includes the number one single 'Heart Attack' and a duet with Cher Lloyd. Lovato's first three albums all reached the top five of the Billboard 200.

It's not quite summer, but there's plenty of time for easy listening. Country stars Lady Antebellum will release their fourth studio album on May 7th. Their last album 'Own the Night' topped the Billboard charts in 2011. This album may feature a little different sound for the band, as their new single 'Downtown' includes a faster tempo and fun, flirtatious lyrics. Additionally, The Goo Goo Dolls will release their tenth studio album on the same day. 'Magnetic' is the band's first record since 2010 and contains the lead single and opening track 'Rebel Beat.'

Indie fans will get to hear the heavily-anticipated third album from Vampire Weekend on May 14th. 'Modern Vampires of the City' is supposed to include a darker, yet warmer sound than their previous two albums. New York City and America in general has been mentioned as an influence on the album. The band released a double single 'Diane Young/Step' which features impressive sound effects and a typical, up-beat sound. Also, keep an eye out for the second record from Fitz and The Tantrums. 'More Than Just a Dream' is their first album in three years and is the opening line in the album's title song and lead single 'Out of My League.' The album was produced by Tony Hoffer who has worked with M83, Depeche Mode, and Phoenix, among others.


Take a look below at the full list of new releases for May 2013, which includes many more of your favorites.

X-Factor finalists Emblem 3 has released their debut single called 'Chloe (You're the One I Want)' The pop band recently signed a record deal with Syco Music and Columbia Records.

Emblem3 (also stylized as Emblem Three or E3) is a three-member band of two brothers and their best friend, all aged from 16 to 19 years old. They finished fourth overall in season two of 'The X-Factor' and were known for performing many pop artists such as the Goo Goo Dolls, and the Temptations. 'Chloe' is a catchy pop tune that will be a great summer radio track and is reminiscent of Hot-Chelle-Rae. The three members sing about their admiration for 'Chloe,' despite everyone's apparent love for her sister. The song is well-mixed for pop success and features a sing-along chorus and bridge. "They don't show you love enough. You should know that you're my diamond in the rough."

The band has already announced a new tour, which features all new material. Their first album is expected to be released sometime this summer. For now you can sing along to 'Chloe' on AOL Radio's New Pop First.

From the unusual collaboration department comes 'Ashtrays and Heartbreaks,' a song featuring Snoop Lion and Miley Cyrus off Lion's upcoming album 'Reincarnated.' The odd combination was produced by Major Lazer.

Snoop Lion is making the transition to reggae in his new album and here he sings over a tight, piano-filled groove. The catchy hook repeats throughout the times and the song has a top-40 feel in the chorus. The track sounds like a spring/summer anthem, as Snoop Lion talks about life's problems and ways to lift yourself up, not surprisingly through ashtrays. Cryus echoes the sentiment and the two join vocals at some points, although Cryus' voice stands out in the hook. Despite hardships discussed in the song, the two sing of coming together. "Can't let them see me weak, I need to find something. Is there any possibility that everyone feels like me?"

'Reincarnated' is expected to be released in April and will feature appearances by Drake, Chris Brown, and Busta Rhymes, among others. Additionally, Cyrus is reportedly working on a new album with several producers, including Pharell. Take a listen to this latest smash hit on AOL Radio's New Pop First.

Psy is going viral again. His newest song 'Gentleman' is a follow-up to the international hit 'Gangnam Style' which has been seen more than 1.5 billion times on YouTube.

The song is another electro-pop tune and features a dance that originates from girl group Brown Eyed Girls' 2009 hit 'Abracadabra.' Although it's unlikely 'Gentleman' or any song will ever match the popularity of 'Gangnam Style,' 'Gentleman' has already been viewed over 94 million times on YouTube. It remains to be seen whether the song itself will just ride the coattails of 'Gangnam Style' or if Psy can avoid being a one-hit wonder. The song includes pulsating beats and a repetitive, catchy chorus which includes the lyric "I'm a mother, father, gentleman." The phrase can be interpreted differently, based on Psy's accent. The lyrics and beat is certain to stay in the listener's head, meaning Psy has reached his goal of remaining relevant-for now.

'Gentleman' was viewed 2 million times in its first 24 hours, setting the record for most views in a single day. The previous record holder was Justin Bieber who's 'Beauty and a Beat' was viewed nearly 11 million times. Dance to 'Gentleman' right now on AOL Radio's K-Pop.