Eclectic duo Gnarls Barkley are gearing up to release their latest project, the digital EP 'Who's Gonna Save My Soul.' The new project will consist of a live version of 'Neighbors' from the 40-Watt Club in Athens, Ga., the unreleased track 'Mystery Man,' and four different versions of the title track.

"The song was written about James Brown -- from an admirer's perspective ... someone who had truly personified everything that we are," Cee-Lo said in recent interview when discussing 'Who's Gonna Save My Soul.'

The group missed out on a chance to meet Brown in 2006. The "God Father of Soul" passed away a few months after the missed opportunity. "It disappointed me so bad," Cee-Lo admits. "It was almost like he was about to pass a torch to me. It's my assumption but that's also my aspiration. When I say, 'I lay my own soul down,' it's like, I will have to be my own hero. I will have to save my own soul."

'Who's Gonna Save My Soul' will be available via iTunes and other online retailers on November 11.

Diddy's latest formulation, the R&B group Day 26, made it through Bad Boy boot camp and have a finished album to show for it. The 'Making the Band' boys' debut features a bevy of hitmaking producers in an effort to prove that it is possible to throw five strangers together and have a harmonious outcome. The question is: Will the quintet's first album live up to the buzz created every week for two months on MTV?

Other notable releases include Gnarls Barkley's sophomore effort 'Odd Couple' and Kelly Rowland's digital re-release Ms. Kelly: Diva Deluxe.