Esmée Denters&Justin Timberlake "Love Dealer"

Dutch rising star Esmée Denter is one of the first artists signed to her mentor and producer Justin Timberlake's Interscope imprint, Tennman Records and she premiered a music video for her third single, "Love Dealer" from her debut album "Outta Here" and featuring Timberlake premieres Wednesday on VEVO. "Love Dealer" is a light, refreshing electro jam, as her next official US single and will be available for download on iTunes May 4 and will impact radio on May 25.
The Malloys produced video was shot in downtown Los Angeles on April 18. Unlike the other artists who take their recording sessions inside recording booth, this former pancake house waitress chooses to craft the song with Timberlake on the rooftop. Collaborating on the feisty, urban-flavored hit is just the tip of the Denters/Timberlake connection. This is not the only song which features Timberlake as the former member of NSYNC also hooks up with her in another track called "Casanova."
The 21-years-old Denters fascinating story began a couple of years ago with a webcam and a dream. She rose to YouTube celebrity-dom by performing and then posting covers to her favorite hits. Her urban flavored pristine vocals quickly captured attention internationally and among her list of fans was Timberlake. Not long after he discovered her talent the two began collaborating on her debut album "Outta Here" which is set to be released later this year.
Hollander Denters called working with Timberlake as a dream comes true. "It's an honor to even meet him and to have him produce my songs and write with me and really give me the attention as an artist," she said. It's only a matter of time before "Love Dealer" will take the airwaves by storm and solidify Denters's place as a star in Pop music. The new video will clearly get a much larger promotional push and get a glimpse of what all the buzz is about. Enjoy!

Chipmunk&Esmée Denters 'Until You Were Gone'

London rapper Chipmunk hooked up with Dutch songstress Esmée Denters and they have now premiered the video for the very radio-friendly Chipmunk's 6th single "Until You Were Gone," which is scheduled for a release on April 19, will be featured on Chipmunk's re-edited debut album "I Am Chipmunk," although it is not feature on Denters' debut album "Outta Here." The single was recorded in January 2010 with producer, Fraser T Smith.
Denters and Chipmunk recorded the music video in an unknown London-based studio on March 4. The video is directed by Emil Nava. Denters made updates on her Twitter with pictures from the set. Chipmunk himself also notified he was shooting the music video with Denters on his Twitter. Despite the fact Chipmunk noted the video world have its nation wide premiere on April 16, the music video premiered on March 20 on T4.
For someone who's just 19-year-old Chipmunk has already achieved a lot - in 2008 he received a MOBO for Best Newcomer, and won Best Hip-Hop Act at the 2009 MOBOs, overcoming US megastars such as Jay-Z, Kanye West and Eminem. He has also received an Urban Music Award for Best Newcomer, and a nomination for Best Rapper at the American BET Awards, not to mention having racked up millions of plays across his MySpace and YouTube channels - and all before he'd even finished school.
Chipmunk's not new to the scene...at the age of 15 Chip started producing and self-releasing mixtapes, buying CDs in bulk and selling them to his mates at school. For his final mixtape, "League Of My Own," he came together with Alwayz Recordings, together they then went on to release the much talked about single Chip Diddy Chip, reaching number 21 in the UK charts. More recently he's been working and touring with N-Dubz and featured on their album Uncle B. He also put his MC talents to DJ Ironik's top 5 single Tiny Dancer.
The good thing about being a young British rapper is that it is impossible to 'sell out' - instead, you are simply 'taking over'. Listening to "Until You Were Gone" you'd have to agree that Chipmunk has well and truly taken over, and he sounds pretty good for it too.

Esmée Denters Debuts "Outta Here" Music Video

New artist Esmée Denters, the 21-year-old Dutch songstress, and the YouTude Protege of Justin Timberlake has finally put out a music video to support her new single "Outta Here", the first release and title track off the Dutch pop singer's debut album, released in the UK on January 11, 2010 and features the previous 2008 charity duet with Timberlake, "Follow My Lead" as an additional bonus song.
Before becoming a singer, Denters was a pancake house waitress from Westervoort, and a regular cover-artist on video-sharing website YouTube, where she covered songs from some of the biggest charting artists like Alicia Keys, Pink, and Natasha Bedingfield until she caught Timberlake's attention. From her webcam at home to 70,000 people in Holland's Amsterdam Arena supporting Timberlake, she's had a big step up in her career. Her YouTube videos have racked up over 133 million hits. Her debut album "Outta Here" shows not only her voice, but her writing talent as well, creatively collaborating with Timberlake on a big part of the album, which is a mix of Pop and R&B with both ballads, and uptempo tracks.
The single "Outta Here" is part pop, part R&B with a twist of soul that the internet sensation says encapsulates who she is. Speaking about the inspiration behind its songs, Denters stated: "I wanted my album to represent exactly who I am. Because I'm a 20-year-old girl, sometimes I just wanna go out and have fun with my girls. So that side of me naturally appears on the record. But then there's also a deeper side to me that's in there too, where I talk about relationships, getting your heart broken, feeling betrayed... So yeah, I guess I basically just wanted to vent all my personal issues on the record, while at the same time giving people songs that they can relate to."
The music video mostly features Denters having personal troubles with her boyfriend, she then starts to remove him from her life. Later in the video it shows her celebrating in a club and then flashes back to an image of Denters in a corner crying, ending singing to the camera laying on her back, wearing headphones. Denters herself has confirmed something along these lines, saying, "it has a strong message that says when someone treats you bad, just get out of that situation and think about yourself first." YouTube sensation's voice is very current and the amount of control she has when she does those runs is incredible! With her look, talent and the backing of someone like Timberlake, I'm sure we'll be seeing a lot more of her!