Speaking to Digital Spy, he explained that Frank Ocean was a big influence on them this time around: "Yeah, definitely Frank Ocean was an influence. There were so many people that influenced this next album, just more the direction and the tone. We took our time. We all did individual things for a very long time, and we needed to."

He also admitted that fans will be able to tell the boys have grown up and are older with the new record as the content is more mature: "Yeah, oh definitely. We're all in our 20s and I'm 25 and married. The content is different than it was before. We're not talking about simple little things anymore, we're talking about actual things in life that matter. And I think that people have grown with us as well."

"Our fans that were 16, 18 are now also in their 20s and so they're dealing with real life issues and starting to have real relationships and families and things like that. It's definitely pretty intense and really cool to see."

Kevin Jonas (pictured below with wife Danielle) even revealed that he recently met some of the One Direction heartthrobs, adding: "One Direction's great - I just met Harry a couple of days ago actually, and he's just super nice. I'm just happy that music and pop is coming back."

Watch a clip from his reality series, 'Married To Jonas', below:

During a new interview with V magazine, on which the 'See You Again' star also graces the cover, she explained that she noticed that she could pull off very short hair so decided to go with it as she was craving change:

"I’m like, ‘Why don’t I just cut my hair, all blonde?’ Because I’ve always wanted to do it. I got to pretend to be a Jonas Brother one time and I had to wear a Jonas swoop and as soon as I saw it I was like, ‘Okay, I kind of look dope like that.’ And I never really thought about it again. And then Pharrell said, ‘That’s what you can do that no one else can do.’”

She added that Pharrell Williams was also the first person that she told when she finally got the pixie cut: "He was the only person I wanted to call, because I wanted him to know that I’m not f****** around with what I’m saying. I’m going to change, I’m going to be different, I’m going to do what I want to do. I chopped my hair and bought a pair of Docs and never looked back.”

Angel Johnson’s metamorphosis into Venus In Motion was a long one. As house music grew to be a cultural reference point in the 90’s, she blazed a trail for women in the male-dominated world of club DJs. She had to work harder, mix better and generally take the roof off, to gain equal opportunities. However this determination and work ethic served her well and by the early 90’s she was an in demand, internationally recognised DJ.

Although a producer of many dance floor hits in 1994 on Hi Life Records as Angelheart producing with Dean Marriot (D’Ramirez), Angel has always written mellower songs. Since childhood she was intrigued by the emotive power and melody of music, citing early musical influences including Kate Bush, Cat Stevens and Gladys Knight.

In the early 90s when the genre ‘chill out’ was born, bands of the decade like Massive Attack and Nightmares On Wax further inspired Angel to record the songs that had gathered in her head. By 2005 she had invested in her own studio and had written and produced her first album as Venus In Motion, Walking In Limbo. After relocating to Barcelona, the album was snapped up by Spain’s leading electronic music imprint Blanco Y Negro Records and Venus In Motion began to appear in down-tempo playlists everywhere.

Somebody's Heaven sharpens the Venus In Motion sound, mixing organic with electronic, weaving melody and melancholy in every tale told. Like many of today’s successful female writers, lyrically, this album speaks from the heart about the personal turmoil of suffocating relationships (Let Me Breathe) and personal change (On The Down), to wavering friendships using tongue-in-cheek metaphors (Friends) and coming across the deluded know-it-all types (Wonderful).

The album features a stunning array of guest talent. Angel comments, “Although Venus In Motion is a solo project, like many writers/producers in the genre I use different singers and musicians to bring my work to life. I don’t have the restrictions of a traditional band and can change the formula at any time.”

Guest vocalists include the award winning filmmaker Cherry Mars and rising talent Jack Kenworthy; guest musicians such as Crazy P drummer Matt Klose, and Nottingham super-producer and writer, Chris Bucknall.

The album also features the pre-released up-tempo single, Crazy People, which thanks to the heavy weaponry of Max Sedgley (Sunday Best Recordings) on remix duties, earned itself a spot in the DMC Buzz Charts and on the airwaves and in DJ sets across the world.

Angel said: “I never really know how to categorize my music - although it resides under the chill out umbrella I don't really see it as chill out. I think of it more as pop which has been influenced by cooler genres like soul, jazz, folk and dub. My style of writing isn't very cryptic, my lyrics normally tell an obvious tale - a story with a beginning a middle, and an end.”

Available as a digital download with bonus tracks and video from iTunes, Somebody’s Heaven is a long player that will no doubt find its way onto the playlists of Ibiza’s beach bars and relaxed sun terraces; a perfect summer soundtrack.

Somebody’s Heaven - Track List

1. Again & Again Written by Venus In Motion and Stacey Gaunt, vocals Cherry Mars, produced by Venus in Motion.
2. Rosie Kline Written & produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Jack Kenworthy.
3. Tomorrow Written & produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Cherry Mars.
4. Friends Written & produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Naomi Moss.
5. On The Down Side Written & produced by Venus In Motion and Chris Bucknall, vocals Siobhan Lynch.
6. Dare To Dream Written & produced by Venus In Motion, flamenco guitar Kevin Byrne.
7. Freedom Written by Venus In Motion and Chris Bucknall, produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Naomi Moss.
8. Crazy People Written & produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Jack Kenworthy, drums Matt Kloss, bass Karl Bingham, keyboards Chris Bucknall.
9. Wonderful Written by Venus In Motion Stacey Gaunt, vocals by Naomi Moss, produced by Venus in Motion.
10. Tu Noche Written & produced by Venus In Motion.
11. Time Written and produced by Venus In Motion, choir vocals Rita Petai, bass John Thomas & Karl Bingham, keyboards Alex Senna.
12. Let Me Breathe Written and produced by Venus In Motion, vocals Siobhan Lynch, drums Mark Black, guitar Tony Dallas, additional production & keyboards Chris Bucknall.

For media enquiries contact Sliding Doors Publicity: Nicola Freitas or James Hamilton 020 8585 0404

The Mixtape Festival is set to take place in July (26-27) at Pennsylvania's Hershey Park and the well-loved 90s girl group have been added to the bill.

TLC's Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes was tragically killed in a car accident that happened in Honduras back in 2002, but remaining members T-Boz & Chilli will get back together for the festival and are due to take the stage on the Saturday (July 27).

Other acts that will perform at the event include New Kids On The Block, Boyz II Men and Hanson, but it will also feature sets from newer acts such as the Jonas Brothers, The Script and OneRepublic.

Last year it was reported that TLC were talking about potentially using a hologram when performing live to create the illusion of their full line up including Lopes, but nothing has since been confirmed.

2-day passes to the event start at $50 from the event's official site, Mixtapefestival.com.

Speaking to Digital Spy, he explained that Frank Ocean was a big influence on them this time around: "Yeah, definitely Frank Ocean was an influence. There were so many people that influenced this next album, just more the direction and the tone. We took our time. We all did individual things for a very long time, and we needed to."

He also admitted that fans will be able to tell the boys have grown up and are older with the new record as the content is more mature: "Yeah, oh definitely. We're all in our 20s and I'm 25 and married. The content is different than it was before. We're not talking about simple little things anymore, we're talking about actual things in life that matter. And I think that people have grown with us as well."

"Our fans that were 16, 18 are now also in their 20s and so they're dealing with real life issues and starting to have real relationships and families and things like that. It's definitely pretty intense and really cool to see."

Kevin Jonas (pictured below with wife Danielle) even revealed that he recently met some of the One Direction heartthrobs, adding: "One Direction's great - I just met Harry a couple of days ago actually, and he's just super nice. I'm just happy that music and pop is coming back."

Watch a clip from his reality series, 'Married To Jonas', below:

During an interview with People magazine, the 'Pom Poms' hitmaker explained that he shares his thoughts with her even at 4am when she's in bed asleep:

"I play the music for her constantly when we're writing the album and especially at midnight when we're in that mindframe and it doesn't just end in the studio."

"I'm bringing it home and I'm like, taking her out of bed at 4am to come listen to a song and I get so excited about it and I want to share that with her."

Kevin, who stars with his wife on the show 'Married to Jonas', added that he uses his relationship with her for inspiration and always thinks about her when writing lyrics:

"Anytime I'm in the studio I use her and the moments that we've experienced as the things I'm writing about with my brothers. Even if they're thinking about something completely different, I'm putting myself into a situation that I've been through with her that can relate."

32 seconds of a track named 'Pom Poms' has been shared online and it is due to be released as their new single on April 9.

Earlier today (March 25), member Nick Jonas tweeted a message to his fans following the end of the siblings' tour of South America and told them to prepare for new music:

"What a great tour in Latin and South America. Thank you to all the fans who came out to support us. Now get ready for #pompoms."

Back in February, the guys told Ryan Seacrest that they have already filmed the single's video and described it as being relevant to the song's title: "It's complete with the cheerleading squads from the Saints and Hornets as well as the marching band for Southern University."

The former Disney star, who has been linked with the vacant position since Steven Tyler’s departure, took to Twitter last night to let his 4.6 million followers know about his possible new role.

He said: “The rumors are true... I am being considered to be a judge on American Idol, and it would be a dream come true if it happens. #nickonidol"

The 19-year-old, who is currently working on new material with his brothers Kevin and Joe, encouraged his fans to express their support for his bid to join Mariah Carey and Randy Jackson on the famous panel.

“Loved seeing all your amazing response to #NickOnIdol keep it coming!”

The show also featured past and present Do Something award winners, including a surprise reunion between Jason Ritter andDavid Feigenbaum, a 2007 Do Something Award winner. Staples, an event honoree, unveiled the new Staples for Students campaign PSA featuring the cast of Pretty Little Liars.

"It's a good night when the crowd screams louder for young social change-makers than they do for actual rockstars," said Nancy Lublin, CEO and Chief Old Person at DoSomething.org.

The night ended with the announcement of the five finalists advancing to the annual Do Something Awards to be hosted by Jane Lynch (Glee) airing on Thursday, August 18th 2011 at 9PM EDT on VH1. Each nominee is honored for their commitment to service and social change. Of these five nominees, a grand prize winner will receive a $100,000 grant for their cause during the broadcast from the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. Four of the finalists will receive a $10,000 grant for their cause. The final five finalists are:

• Taryn Guerrero Davis from Buda, Texas of the American Widow Project
• David Schwartz from Providence, Rhode Island of The Real Food Challenge
• Sarah Cronk from Bettendorf, Iowa of the Sparkle Effect
• Adam Lowry from Neptune, New Jersey of Move for Hunger
• Mark Kabban from San Diego, California of Youth Leaders Living Actively (YALLA)

"I've had the pleasure of personally meeting each of these inspiring 'Do Something Award' finalists.  Their enthusiasm is contagious.  Their dedication is impressive.  And their accomplishments are truly impactful and amazing.  Unlike any of mine," said Tom Calderone, President, VH1. "We can't wait to share their incredible stories on our national telecast on August 18."    

The Do Something Awards on August 18th will also feature celebrity categories honoring the entertainment industry for its continued dedication to activism and charity projects. All voting for these categories, including influential celebrities, musicians, comedians, and athletes, inspiring films and television shows, and social media initiatives can be done by the public starting today at DoSomething.VH1.com.

Since 1996, DoSomething.org has honored the nation's best young world-changers, 25 and under. The Do Something Award is the premier national award for community service, and nominees and winners represent the pivotal "do-ers" in their field, cause, or issue. In addition to honoring the five finalists, The DoSomething Awards will also honor celebrities and other organizations that have done something outstanding for their communities.

For event photos from the kick-off event click here and for more info on the Do Something Awards on VH1 on August, 18th go toDoSomething.VH1.com.

Speaking to US Weekly, the 23-year-old 'Burnin' Up' singer and his wife explained that they think a baby is definitely on the cards for their future:

"We've been thinking about having a baby, but I think it's going to happen when everything is more settled."

"Nothing yet! But it's not like we wouldn't want to in the future."

Watch his full episode on MTV's 'When I Was 17' here: