That would be Cygnets. Watch their latest video, which just premiered on This is Fake DIY above!

Even if you aren’t, you can get a taste of some of the great talent that will be there, courtesy of our friends at Family Records and their first annual Extended Family mixtape. They put together a great group of songs featuring all non-Family Records artists, including Voltaire Twins and I Am Oak. Get it HERE today. Only available ’til SXSW starts on March 13th!

She appears alongside Bon Iver, Sleigh Bells, & The Beach Boys. AND she gets a thumbs up. Awesome!

The brothers, formerly of Nickelodeon’s Naked Brothers Band, have branched out and are forging an indie-pop sound that’s all their own. They’ve grown up, are making a name for themselves separate from their Nickelodeon past, and are pleasing audiences across the country. Check out their video above to see their performance on NBC 10 Philadelphia!

Nabiha makes her U.S. debut this week! The European star will perform at shows here in New York City and in Los Angeles , bringing her eclectic brand of soul-pop to both coasts. Read more about this super fun artist on ELLE.com‘s homepage, and watch her video for “Never Played the Bass,” HERE.

They love her latest video “Yummy,” the follow-up to her viral smash hit “Yummy Boyz,” which has over one million views on YouTube. MTV can’t stop raving about this triple threat, and the fact that she got LMFAO producer Rami Afuni to produce her latest track. Read what they have to say and watch the “Yummy” video on Buzzworthy HERE.

From Société Perrier: “In every era and every genre, siblings have made great music together, keying in on the kind of connection that can only come from sharing the same set of parents and growing up under the same roof. In other words, there’s plenty of precedent for the partnership of Australian brother and sister Jaymes and Tegan Volataire, who come together for the cause of synth-pop under the banner of The Voltaire Twins. The pair’s blend of nu-disco and electro-pop began in earnest in 2008, and last fall their second EP, Romulus, earned attention not only in their homeland, but in plenty of other corners of the globe as well.”

The duo is already generating lots of buzz for their unique brand of synth-pop. They were recently featured in Filter Magazine’s Discover the Undiscovered feature, and debuted at #36 on the U.S. college radio charts. If you’re into finding up-and-coming bands before they get huge, you should definitely give Voltaire Twins a listen.

Formerly a Maxim cover girl in her native Israel, Meital graces the U.S. version of the magazine in their Today’s Girl feature! Head over today to see some gorgeous photos, read her interview, and watch her “yummy”  new video.

With the amount of buzz the album has generated, it’s hard to believe that “Slow to Love” is Doe Paoro’s debut. On the heels of singles “Can’t Leave You,” and “Born Whole,” “Slow to Love” is set to make a huge impact on the music scene.

From the beginning, Doe has been getting high profile looks. From her Future Islands cover premiere on Brooklyn Vegan to her debut show review at The Deli, music fans and critics have been taking notice right from the start. Her latest single was featured on both RCRDLBL and NME, and proved that “Slow to Love” was an album to watch out for.

Today’s the day that you can finally listen to the album in it’s entirety! Fans can stream it in its entirety on AOL Spinner, or buy it directly from iTunes HERE.

Update: In some more big news, she’s featured as Stereogum’s Band to Watch! You can also stream her album on their site HERE.

Yet another update: Her native Brooklyn feels tons of pride for this up-and-coming artist. The Greenpoint Gazette gives her a great write-up HERE .

Monday:
 Fleming’s EP Release and show at Mercury Lounge here in NYC

Tuesday:
 Doe Paoro’s album “Slow to Love” release
Gosteffects‘ single “Slave to the Sweat,” release
Mickey Avalon’s single drops on 98.7  KYSR
Jezzy & The Belles EP release
That’s enough great new music to keep you entertained for the beginning of the week!