Kevin Courtney's guide to singles, downloads and free audiostreams

TAKE THAT Rule the World **

It took a little patience to relight the fire, but now the manband are making sure they stay on top of the world with this movie tie-in tune from the soundtrack of Stardust. But beneath the big, widescreen production job is a fairly bog-standard ballad.

THE KINETIKS Shuffle Your Feet Rapture Records ****

These North Co Dublin guitar merchants have impressed the festival crowds at Castle Palooza and Cois Farraige, and this tune has already topped the Phantom FM chart. Shuffle along to your local download store right now (it's open 24/7) and get your feet pogo-ing to this one.

LOS CAMPESINOS! The International Tweexcore Underground Wichita **

The Cardiff collective are in bouncy form on this "concept single" about two people whose musical tastes completely clash. Fittingly, the tune is a total clash of styles, linked together by the most frantic boy-girl vocals since The Rezillos. If you recognise all the acts they namecheck here, you're in the clique.

JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ Teardrop Peace Frog ****

The Swedish strummer has a go at the Massive Attack tune, and his guitar-picking skills are well up to interpreting the trip-hop classic. We couldn't work out what Liz Fraser was singing on the original and, José's accent means that we are still none the wiser.

ROBYN Handle Me Konichiwa ***

Are you a "selfish, narcissistic, psycho freaking, bootlicking Nazi pimp"? This song's for you. Robin Miriam Carlsson is the Swede sensation behind Konichiwa Bitches and the chart-topping With Every Heartbeat. This ode to a guy who thinks he's the bomb should secure the lady's tough-cookie credentials.

MUTYA BUENA Just a Little Bit Universal ***

While Sugababes top both the UK singles and albums chart, their former bandmate gamely rows in with this soul-shakin' number. It may not steal Sugababes' thunder, but it should grab a flash of the limelight.