Posted on Prince's bare-bones website, this catchy nugget was leaked through the Twitter account @3rdEyeGirl. That may be the name of the Purp's new all-female backing band, and the song may signal a forthcoming album. Or not. If the dude's marketing techniques remain baffling, "Screwdriver" is anything but: It's horny shout-along metaphor – "I'm your driver, you're my screw!" – in a New Wave blues-rock cocktail, with a dash of "Raspberry Beret," some lascivious synths and a scalding guitar-solo fragment, presumably from the man himself. It also offers two old-school brags, both true: "Music never lies" and "People pay money for the rock & roll." As teases go, pretty damn satisfying.

Listen to "Screwdriver":

“You Make Me Feel…”

Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta told Rolling Stone that this chart-topping dance-hall anthem spared his band from becoming a one-hit wonder. On their second, post-"Snakes on a Plane" hit, the emo-poppers recruited pop diva Sabi to trade lyrics with the frontman about maybe hooking up: Saporta declares he's been looking for her his whole life, and she seems game. But, according to Saporta, the song is really about "trying to find someone who is always eluding you." For him, that someone is the girl who calls herself the "baddest baby in the atmosphere."