Still hot from the Internet-killing, bandwidth-shattering success of yesterday’s Top 40 Albums of 2010 list (including a most major of giveaways, in which I’m giving away ALL TEN ALBUMS that made the Top 10 of the list–you still have time to enter up until January 2!), I now present MuuMuse’s Top 50 singles of 2010.

There were a lot of good songs released during the year. A lot of them didn’t end up making the list. It’s entirely unjust and profoundly disturbing to think about, but what can you do?

I don’t feel like explaining my choices…SO I WON’T. Why? Because I am such a fucking rebel. GO TIME!

Honorable mentions, in no particular order:

Usher – Hot Tottie, P!nk – Raise Your Glass, Ellie Goulding – Your Song, Ciara – Speechless, Simon Curtis – Delusional, Marina + The Diamonds – Oh No!, Janelle Monae – Tightrope, Sirens – Stilletos, Kelly Rowland – Rose Colored Glasses, Taio Cruz – Higher (feat. Kylie Minogue), The Saturdays – Missing You, Enrique Iglesias – Tonight (I’m Fuckin’ You) (feat. Ludacris), Selena Gomez & The Scene – A Year Without Rain, Sunday Girl – Self Control, Selena Gomez & The Scene – Round & Round, Kelis – Acapella, Armin van Buuren – Not Giving Up On Love (feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor), Cheryl Cole – Promise This, Girlicious – Maniac, Ke$ha – Take It Off, Shontelle – Perfect Nightmare, Ed Drewett – Champagne Lemonade, Christina Aguilera – Not Myself Tonight, Kelis – 4th of July (Fireworks), Kristine Elezaj – Warpath, Nicki Minaj – Massive Attack, Starshell – SuperLuva, Lady Gaga – Alejandro, Marina + The Diamonds – Shampain, Afrojack – Take Over Control (feat. Eva Simons)

50. Goldfrapp – Rocket
49. I Blame Coco – Self Machine
48. Uffie – ADD SUV (feat. Pharrell)
47. Lolene – Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It)
46. Keri Hilson – Pretty Girl Rock

45. Sade – Soldier of Love
44. The Saturdays – Higher
43. The Wanted – All Time Low
42. Kanye West – Monster (feat. Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Bon Iver, and Nicki Minaj)
41. Ciara – Ride

40. Shontelle – Impossible
39. Usher – OMG (feat. Will.I.Am)
38. Christina Aguilera – You Lost Me
37. Miley Cyrus – Can’t Be Tamed
36. Scissor Sisters – Any Which Way

35. Ciara – Gimmie Dat
34. Alicia Keys – Un-Thinkable (I’m Ready)
33. Joe McElderry – Ambitions
32. Hurts – Wonderful Life
31. JoJo – (He Only Knows Me) In The Dark

30. M.I.A. – XXXO
29. Adele – Rolling In The Deep
28. Diana Vickers – The Boy Who Murdered Love
27. Keri Hilson – The Way You Love Me (feat. Rick Ross)
26. Wynter Gordon – Dirty Talk

25. Diana Vickers – Once
24. Lady Gaga – Telephone
23. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Bittersweet
22. Robyn – Hang With Me
21. Ellie Goulding – Starry Eyed

20. Willow Smith – Whip My Hair
19. Jessie J – Do It Like A Dude
18. Alex Gardner – I’m Not Mad
17. Keri Hilson – I Like
16. Sunday Girl – Four Floors

15. Ke$ha – We R Who We R
14. David Guetta – Who’s That Chick? (feat. Rihanna)
13. Natalia Kills – Mirrors
12. Kylie Minogue – All The Lovers
11. Freemasons – Believer (feat. Wynter Gordon)

10. Katy Perry – Teenage Dream
9. Robyn – Indestructible
8. Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World)
7. Sky Ferreira – One
6. Rihanna – Rude Boy

5. Kelly Rowland – Commander (feat. David Guetta)
4. Rihanna – What’s My Name? (feat. Drake)
3. Kelis – Brave
2. Kylie Minogue – Get Outta My Way

1. Robyn – Dancing On My Own

Lolene‘s debut single, “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It)” has truly become my life’s anthem.

No money? No problem! Just fake it ’til you make it, darling.

For one lucky Muuser however, those dreams of free flowing bubbly and Gucci shoes just got a teensy bit more tangible.

MuuMuse is proud to be giving away a $50 American Express gift card, plus ONE copy of Lolene’s debut single, “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It).”

To win, send me an e-mail with the subject line “LOLENE” telling me what you’d do if you struck it rich! Make it real. Make it silly. Make it clever–whatever! Just live it up to the fullest.

A winner will be selected and notified on August 23.

Good luck. Now pop the Ciroc, bitches!

Click here to preview and purchase Lolene’s debut single, “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It).” Haven’t seen the fab video yet? Click here!

Lolene’s smashing debut, The Electrick Hotel, is due to be released later this year.

Yay–it’s here!

Check out Lolene‘s major music video premiere above with her debut single, “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It).”

The clip is chock full of glittering gems, tall glasses of bubbly, and wads upon wads of cash–but what else could you possibly expect from the girl?

I’m so proud of you, Miss Foo Foo!

The Electrick Hotel will be released on October 2010, and trust me–once you check in, you ain’t never gonna want to leave.

To preview or purchase “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It),” click here. This song never gets old!

If you haven’t already, check out the MuuMuse interview with the fabulous miss right here.

It’s official!

Those wishing to check into The Electrick Hotel will be able to do so beginning in August of 2010. Get ready…

Plus, check out the tracklisting for Lolene’s hotly anticipated debut:

1. Intro
2. Sexy People
3. Rich (Fake It Til You Make It)
4. Lionheart
5. Ordinary Girl
6. Under the Bus
7. Interlude
8. Carousel
9. Radio
10. Die Without Love
11. For the Record
12. Bang Bang
13. Limousine
14. F*cked Up
15. Beautiful Disaster

Want more Lolene? Check out my interview with the superstar-to-be here, as well as the trailer for the album right here.

YAY! Check out this excluusive video from Lolene, who just recorded a special message for all of her fans here at MuuMuse.

Thanks Lolene–the muusers love you too!

Can’t wait to check into The Electrick Hotel? Me either!

Click above to watch the album trailer (I’ve honestly watched a dozen times or more), check out her debut single at iTunes here, or visit her official website.

The Electrick Hotel will be released this summer.

I like giving people a chance that are new; that are very talented and cool. I want to find the RedOnes of tomorrow, you know?

After debuting the fabulously over-the-top “Sexy People” back in August of last year, Lolene is finally on her way to the premiere of her long awaited debut, The Electrick Hotel, due out this summer on Capitol Records.

I spoke with Lolene two weeks ago about the album’s concept, her musical endeavors, and her plans for the future. With today’s release of her incredible Electrick Hotel teaser trailer (which brings to mind the excitement I felt the first time I saw Lady Gaga‘s EPK), I thought there was no better time to reveal this interview then right now. Click below to read!

Hello, Lolene!

Hi, Darling! I just wanted to first start by saying I always look at your site, and thank you so much for all your lovely tweets!

Oh, that’s so sweet—thank you, I really appreciate it! I think you’re great. Let’s see…how are you doing today?

I’m good. It’s a beautiful sunny day in L.A. I just worked out with my trainer so I’m all pumped up and ready for my day.

Oh, you’re lucky. It’s all gross and gray over here.

I’m sending you sunshine right now.

Oh, thank you. So let’s talk about the album first: The Electrick Hotel is coming out in a few months. What can we expect to hear and what do you have on there?

Okay, so it’s a sixteen track album. Fourteen tracks; two bonus. I’ve been writing it for a long time. I started out as a writer, so I got to experiment and work with lots of amazing and talented people around the world. I wanted to make an album that was eclectic and varied, but still really pop. I called it The Electrick Hotel because each room is a different song; each floor is a different vibe.

As people, it’s not always like champagne and parties. Sometimes life’s quite sad. I wanted to make sure I had songs that fit every mood and every emotion and every level like a hotel.

That’s a cool concept!

Yeah! Sometimes you want to put your party songs on and dance around before you go out. Sometimes you’re just breaking up with boyfriend and you want to cry on the floor. I really wanted to write an album that covers all of that.

I’ve seen lots of TwitPics and tweeting back and forth between you and lots of amazing writers and producers. Who have you been working with?

Everyone. The funny thing is before the album I was working with J.R. [Rotem] as a writer so I got to meet and work with some amazing people. It really gave me a chance to learn whom I wanted to work with. I made the decision that it was important for me to work with newcomers because I want to be like a stylist. I don’t want to be compared to anyone. I know that’s going to happen naturally, but I want to set up my own name. I like giving people a chance that are new that are very talented and cool. I want to find the RedOnes of tomorrow, you know? I worked with a lot of up-and-comers that you may not have heard of yet, but you’ll definitely be hearing them a lot on my album.

I was also luckily enough to get a few legends in there as well, like Nellee Hooper, who’s my favorite producer in the world. He did “What U Waiting For?” for Gwen Stefani. Björk. Massive Attack. He’s just a legend. I worked with him, we did a song together called “Ordinary Girl” which I adore. I worked with Sam Sparro, who is the sexiest man, I adore him. Lots of exciting people like Tom Meredith and Shep Solomon, we did a song called “Lionheart” together. Quite cinematic and actually indie-like, but still very pop I think.

That sounds like a great bunch of people. We’ve got the first single—the first official single, anyway. There was “Sexy People” which was sort of a buzz track.

I know…it did so well, so thank God.

It’s just one of those songs. It’s just one of those songs…you get the hook stuck in your head for days. I was just singing it before we got on the phone.

(SINGS) “Sexy people, party with me!” Amazing. I did an acoustic version which I don’t think is out there, but I’ll put it out at some point. It’s just a great song. I wasn’t trying to revolutionize pop music with that song. It’s fun and tongue-in-cheek, a bit dirty. It was my way of coming out and bursting into the dance scene.

It was a bit dirty. I saw that video—who’s idea was it to have the hotel leading up to your private bits?

Mine, of course.

[Laughs]

I didn’t mean it in a sexual way…I was just inviting people inside my world.

Of course, of course.

[LAUGHS]

We’ve got the first official single, and that’s “Rich (Fake It Til You Make It).” Now is that getting an official video?

It is. I’m shooting in two weeks.

What are you thinking of doing for that?

It’s going to be cool. I don’t want to let anything out of the bag just yet, but it’s going to be epic. That video that you watched for “Sexy People,” was kind of like, you know, like a low-budget fun, cheeky video. This one’s going to be a mainstream video for MTV and whatnot. It’s going to be colorful and fun.

I can’t wait to see it! We spoke a bit about how you were writing for a while. Are you still writing for other artists?

Yeah. I mean, I’m always writing constantly. I have put a lot of energy in myself right now obviously. I’m actually rehearsing my live show at a moment and touring a little bit, so that’s been taking up a lot of my time and I haven’t had too much time to work on other artists. I’ve worked with John Legend on his stuff—I write with him. I just actually worked with Christina Millian. Once she has her baby, I’m sure we’ll do more stuff together. You know, I get small windows to do stuff with people. I adore writing. I’m never going to stop writing. For me, it’s like acting. You get to play someone else for a song and it’s fun.

You said you’re gearing up for a tour? Are you going to be doing a club tour?

Late last year, I toured the gay clubs. My gay fans are friggin’ amazing. They really embrace me, and I embrace them. I really wanted to do a tour just for them. It’s the best training, if I can use that word, for any new artist to do in Pop Land because these kids are in your face at the front of your stage. You’ve literally got like no budget for your production. They’ll let you know. They’ll let you have it if you’re not on point.

Absolutely. You know that’s how Madonna got started. You always start with the gay clubs.

Absolutely. It was such fun. I learned so much from them. I have to thank my fans so much because they’re growing with me and I’m growing with them. They’re teaching me. They’re in front of me–like at some little stage in Baltimore–you’ve got some kid telling you “You better do it. You better work!”

So I did a club tour, and now I’m doing selected venues around, like the Winter Music Conference in Miami and I’ve been to Vegas. Events, things like that. And now I’m just getting geared up to do a big tour to support in the US.

So what’s on your schedule in the next few days or weeks?

I’m getting ready to shoot my video for my single “Rich,” and we’re actually giving it away for free right now. We’ve got a select amount of downloads to give away at LoleneMusic.com, and then it will be officially released on iTunes. I would really hope that people support me and buy it because we really want to keep music alive. That’s how music is going to stay of a certain standard and quality. A single is less than a cup of coffee that you drink in a few minutes. You can have that song for life if you want it. You know what I’m saying? We have to support buying music from artists that we love.

Of course. Well, I think that’s about all I have today. I’m very excited to hear The Electrick Hotel!

Absolutely. I just want to thank all your readers because I love your blog. I want your readers to tweet me!

I’ll tell them you said that.

Okay. Have a great day!

You too, bye!

The Electrick Hotel will be released this summer. Click here to hear more Lolene on iTunes.

To all my Muusers in the Miami area, I’ve got tickets for quite the affair next week!

On Saturday, March 27, gay club Score (Gaga stopped there after her New Years Eve performance his year–it’s been officially christened!) will be hosting a massive event during the Winter Music Conference, including performances by MuuMuse favorites Kelis, Wynter Gordon, Estelle, Lolene, and Agnes.

MuuMuse is proud to be giving away ONE PAIR of tickets to the event! To enter, send an e-mail to muumuse@gmail.com with the subject line “WMC” or send a tweet my way with the following phrase: “I want to go to the WMC, @MuuMuse!”

A winner will be selected and notified on Tuesday, March 23.

For those of you who’d rather stop by, tickets for the event are $15.

Click here to find out more about all the events going on at the Winter Music Conference.

I first introduuced Lolene in August with the arrival of her deliciously trashy track, “Sexy People.”

Now, she’s ready to begin: “Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It)” is Lolene’s official debut single, a Gaga-ian inner fame mantra that promotes the notion that belief can make it happen, even if you start out with nothing: “I walk like I’m rich, I talk like I’m rich, I spend like I’m rich, but I ain’t got no money,” she proudly declares in the song’s chorus.

To hear the track in full, click here.

Will those Hollywood dreams come true for the singer? Time will soon tell.

“Rich (Fake It ‘Til You Make It)” will be released on April 19.

Artist: Lolene
Where you from, lady? Bristol, UK.
What the mini-biography says: “Coining the term, ‘awkward pop,’ Lolene describes her sound as ‘Joan Collins in Dynasty, Studio 54, white jump-suits, and disco balls.’”
What it actually means: She makes modern electro-pop music.
Claim to Fame: Songwriter; wrote for Andreas Carlsson, Danja, and the song “Diamonds” for Christian Milian and Kanye West.

Choice single: “Sexy People.”
Choice lyric: “Sexy bitches, we rule the world!”
What it sounds like: Paris Hilton singing on top of a Britney Spears track infused with Lady Gaga‘s hermie-penis testosterone.

It’s tentative and all, but is this–dare I say it–England’s proper response to the Gaga?

You decide: Stream “Sexy People” in high quality RIGHT NOW.

Let me know what you think!

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