Artist Spotlight: Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Yeah yeah yeah. Named after the common New York phrase, the group has been creating grimy indie art rock since 2001. With the release of their 1st EP, they quickly gained popularity and were soon playing South by Southwest and touring around the world. In 2003, they released Fever to Tell, which included the singles “Date With the Night” and “Y Control”, the video being directed by popular director Spike Jonze, who has also worked with Kanye West, the Beastie Boys, and Fatboy Slim among others. The Yeahs followed up with Show Your Bones, featuring “Gold Lion”, “Cheated Hearts”, “Phenomena”, and “Honey Bear.” Rolling Stone named it one of the best albums of 2006. The EP was followed with songs “10×10”, “Rockers to Swallow”, and “Down Boy.” The 3rd studio album, It’s Blitz!, was released in 2009. Generally favored by critics, the album was compared to The Killers and featured the songs “Dragon Queen”, “Soft Shock”, “Skeletons”, and “Hysteric.” Dave Sitek, of TV on the Radio, helped produce the album.

Katy Perry vs Kate Nash

We want to know your favorite!

Katy Perry:
The first CD Perry released was a Christian gospel record back in 2001. And then she did a 180 – at least lyrically – releasing songs like “Ur So Gay” (which Madonna said was one of her favorite songs in a 2007 radio interview) and “I Kissed A Girl.”

No chance she is just “One of the Boys,” this young American singer, and daughter of a pastor, quickly earned her GED her freshman year of high school so she could pursue her now wildly successful music career.

She mixes retro and flirty and has a knack for recording contagious fun songs like “Hot N Cold” and “Waking Up in Vegas” that are available on Flycell.com



The challenger from across the pond…

Kate Nash:


This British songstress has been bringing us upbeat, friendly, relationship-bashing hits for a few years now. First posting her music to MySpace, she was discovered and signed to a record label and put out her first single in February 2007 on vinyl.

After signing on with Fiction Records she released her second single “Foundations” and her first album soon after. Despite mixed reviews it became number 1 in the UK Charts.

Her hit “Foundations” as well as other great songs like “Mouthwash,” “Navy Taxi,” and “Mariella” are available as ringtones on Flycell.com.

SXSW Indie Spotlight Ringtone Giveaway

The SXSW MUSIC AND MEDIA CONFERENCE showcases hundreds of musical acts from around the globe on over eighty stages in downtown Austin and one of the biggest Independent Music events of the year!

This is the perfect chance to discover some of the most promising up and coming bands of 2009.

Here is just a taste of what can be downloaded for 0 credits on Flycell.com.


Promotion ends March 23, 2009, so be sure to pick them up before it’s too late!