It's Not Me, It's Lily Allen

By "you," does she mean us? Is it us?

This week's new music releases.

Lily Allen is taking no prisoners on her new album, It's Not Me, It's You. And just when you thought she was going to play nice, she goes and throws a track on the album called "F**k You." Alrighty, then.

It's Not Me, It's You is the follow up to Lil's seriously successful debut album, Alright, Still. All 12 songs were written by Lily and range from the playful ("Not Fair") to the reflective ("He Wasn't There") to the cheeky ("The Fear").

Ben Lee also takes on the cultural zeitgeist in his latest, The Rebirth of Venus. Ben's seventh studio recording finds him singing about all manner of things, including Ms. Hannah Montana herself, Miley Cyrus, on the track "Blue Denim." Ben's apparently got Miley's back. He's also supportive of FINCA, which offers financial services to the world's lowest-income women entrepreneurs. Ben will donate a portion of the album's proceeds to FINCA's Village Banking program.

Soulful songstress India.Arie continues to give testimony, releasing Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics this week, the follow up to 2006's Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship. I hear this album was subtitled: Michelle and Barack - The Early Years. OK, that's a lie, but it might be more profitable. Use it, India. It's my gift to you.

And, for something completely different, The Lonely Island (Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer) release the album that everyone who has ever put their... you know... in a box has been waiting for, Incredibad. The two-disc Incredibad features such classics as "Jizz In My Pants," "We Like Sportz," and the aforementioned "D**k In A Box." Yum. Yum.