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'Unraveling' is the first official single off Sevendust's eighth studio album 'Cold Day Memory,' dropping Apr. 20. The hard-hitting pop/rock song is about a damaged relationship, full of lies and disappointment: "I want the world to see / You sold a broken dream / You were not there for me / I was unraveling."

The band will be finishing up their tour with Drowning Pool on Mar. 27. Check out upcoming tour dates, and listen to their new track on AOL Radio's Xtreme Alt Rock station.

Kenny Chesney's 'Ain't Back Yet' is about the passions in life and the things that drive us: a first love, chasing dreams, or in Chesney's case -- pursuing music. Which is why he picked this song to be featured during the end credits of his forthcoming film 'Kenny Chesney: Summer in 3-D,' scheduled for an April 21 release by Sony Picture Entertainment's The Hot Ticket division. "That song is pretty much everything about what happened to me, especially with the music," Chesney reveals. "You get so focused on what you're trying to accomplish, it takes over... and there's nothing that's going to come between you and your dream. For some people, it's sports; for me, it was the music."

The tune is also expected to appear on his re-release of 2009's compilation album 'Greatest Hits II.' To listen to his new track -- co-written by Craig Wiseman and Chris Tompkins -- go to AOL Radio's New Country First station.

'Get Back Up' is a new single off TobyMac's fourth studio album 'Tonight,' dropping Feb. 9. An uplifting song about keeping faith and getting back on the right path: "We lose our way, We get back up again / It's never too late to get back up again / One day you will shine again," it features synthpop beats similar to Owl City's melodies.

A follow-up to 2007's 'Portable Sounds'(which earned a 2008 Grammy nom for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album), 'Tonight' will also be available as a limited deluxe edition, featuring a DVD of exclusive interviews with Toby about the making of the record. To hear the new single, tune into AOL Radio's Top Christian station.

Super Bowl XLIV proved to be nothing short of astounding, as the underdog team (the New Orleans Saints) prevailed, defeating the Indianapolis Colts 31-17. And the Super Bowl commercial songs playlist proved no different, featuring a remake of pop/rock veterans Cheap Trick's 'Dream Police' for Audi's environmentally-friendly ad campaign and Bill Wither's 'Ain't No Sunshine' for the demonic Dante's Inferno video game. Indie groups had a strong presence as well, with Grizzly Bear (lead singer Ed Droste pictured below) and The Heavy rocking out in VW and Kia commercials. Check out the links below to watch all the featured Super Bowl commercials and find out more about all the songs!

Highlights for new songs in February include We Are the Fallen's debut single 'Bury Me Alive' off their forthcoming untitled album, as well as Eddie Vedder's cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'My City of Ruins,' performed at the 32nd Kennedy Center Honors in 2009 as a tribute to the Boss. Other notable new songs on the radio this February include tracks from Monica, Yo Gotti, Serj Tankian and more. Click on any of the songs below for more details and to find out which radio station you can hear each song.

'80s music encompasses many genres: power ballads, new wave, MTV-promoted pop, and heavy metal to name a few. But let's not exclude movie songs -- yes, classic '80s hits that represent cult classic films. Rocky's epic fight can't be divorced from the 'Eye of the Tiger' theme and 'Ghostbusters' will always be referenced with the classic lyric, "I ain't afraid of no ghosts!" From songs that shared their movie titles to ones that simply express the main sentiment of the movie, read on to see the Top 10 '80s Movie Songs as selected by AOL Radio listeners.

10) Peter Cetera: 'Glory of Love'

Movie: 'The Karate Kid II' (1986)

This movie song was nominated for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe and a Grammy in 1987. The song was originally written for 'Rocky IV,' but after the song was passed on for that movie it was picked up by the producers for 'The Karate Kid, Part II.'

Sade is the highlight of this week's musical guests on the Late Show with David Letterman. Expect her to play the title track off of her highly anticipated album 'Soldier Of Love' which comes out in stores this Tuesday, February 9. Also appearing on Letterman this week is country music artist Josh Turner, Allison Moorer, Regis & Joy Philbin and the Soft Pack.

Monday, February 8

Musical Guest: Josh Turner (CD, 'Haywire')

Sandra Bullock ('The Blind Side')

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover Reveal