Empire of the Sun took control of your music world last week with their song “Walking on a Dream.” This week’s Songs of the Week features tracks from Radical Face, St. Vincent, Foster the People, J. Cole, and Mayer Hawthorne. Check out which joints made the cut and DON’T FORGET TO VOTE for your favorite after the jump!

Bonnaroo 2011 kicked off yesterday, so to celebrate another stellar festival in Manchester, Tennessee, our amigos at RCRD LBL have delivered onto us their Bonnaroo 2011 playlist. From massive headliners such as Lil Wayne and Arcade Fire to indie favorites like Sleigh Bells, Wavves and Deerhunter, they’ve prepared this special Bonnaroo playlist from their catalog that includes exclusive remixes, fan favorites and everything in between to fully experience the festival’s deep bill. Check out 24 awesome tracks after the jump.

Last week, we had a three way tie for favorite Song of the Week (“SOTW”) between Saigon’s “Come On, Baby”, Radiohead’s “Lotus Flower”, and The Beatles’ “Golden Slumbers”. No one voted for Diddy’s “Coming Home”, which surprised me. Now, the Madness of March is upon us so what could be more fitting for championship week then five certified high seeds in any musical championship tournament? Without further ado, here are Al Jones’ songs of the week. Listen to the songs and vote for your favorite after the jump!

For the last 2 years music man Alex Jones has been dropping a song of the day (SOTD) for all his friends on Facebook. It’s become such a staple for everyone’s morning that if he misses a day, all hell breaks loose. People LOVE it. So, COED gave him the opportunity to expand SOTD into a weekly column, so instead of his highly touted and anticipated SOTD, he’s now providing COED readers with his Songs Of The Week. And, if you want to see us turn it into a SOTD, let us know in the comments!

2010 was coming out party for artists like Sleigh Bells, Hesta Prynn, and Owen Pallett. Meanwhile, other artists who were on a slew of Watch Lists for 2010 didn’t make a peep. Ah, the beauty of making predictions – so hit or miss. So, which recording artists appear to be on the path to superstardom in 2011 in COED’s crystal ball? See our picks after the jump!

While most sites are still rapping about year-end wrap-ups, SPIN.com is looking to the future. They’ve put together a sweet compilation of 10 tracks from 10 Artists to Watch in 2010 and their giving it away for free. From the smooth beats of Jay Z protege J. Cole to the atmospheric synth-pop stylings of Austin, Texas’ Neon Indian, 2010: A Look Ahead is a little bit Hip-Hop, a little bit Rock & Roll and a whole lot of awesome.

Roslynn Cobarrubias, Senior Director of Urban Marketing at MySpace Music and member of Billboard’s 2009 list of “30 Under 30″ in the music industry is always ahead of the curve on emerging Urban music acts. She was nice enough to give us the list of “The 9 New Urban Music Artists You Need to Know,” which only includes newly-signed or unsigned artists with one album or less. So sit back, relax, and get up-to-date…