Rihanna has broken another record – the singer has been named the biggest selling digital artist of all time.

She has sold over 47 million digital downloads at the end of 2011, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The top 10 biggest selling digital artists of all time below:

1. Rihanna – 47,571,000
2. Black Eyed Peas – 42,405,000
3. Eminem – 42,290,000
4. Lady Gaga – 42,078,000
5. Taylor Swift – 41,821,000
6. Katy Perry – 37,620,000
7. Lil Wayne – 36,788,000
8. Beyonce – 30,439,000
9. Kanye West – 30,242,000
10. Britney Spears – 28,665,000

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Fans who purchase top-price tickets for No Doubt’s upcoming North American tour with Paramore will receive a digital copy of the band’s entire catalogue free, according to MTVNews.com.

The deal only applies to tickets of $42.50 or more, before extra fees. This excludes lower price levels and lawn seats. No Doubt fans who sign up online this Saturday (when tickets will be on sale) will receive every digital No Doubt song, starting with their 1992 debut to the 2003 release “The Singles.”

“Since the band is heading back to the road, we wanted to find a cool way to get people listening to our music and stoke them with a great deal at the same time,” said Tom Dumont, No doubt’s guitarist, in a statement. “With this download, it’s easy for fans to get psyched up to hear our music live once again, and that rocks.”

Their upcoming tour will mark the first time the band hits the road in five years.

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Stanton DJ, a professional DJ-standard audio products designer and manufacturer, introduced Friday the DaScratch. The DaScratch is the company’s newest addition to the SC System controller line.

The Da Scratch features a USB-MIDI controller that features fast response, easy customization, and is small and portable. DaScratch also features Stanton’s new StanTouch technology, which allows DJs to use conventional performance motions and gestures on a touch-pad style surface. The StanTouch interface is responsive to scratching, scrubbing, and navigating through digital audio files. The device also has buttons, triggers and virtual faders that can control samples, pitch, effects, and cue and loop points.

DaScratch also features DaRouter software, which allows for customized support and control over must DJ, DAW, and audio applications. The software also allows for two-way user feedback by illuminating LEDs to indicate the status of button, triggers, virtual faders, and transport controls.

The DaScratch is compatible with Windows XP, Vista or Mac OSX, and features a USB connection. The devices is retailing for approximately $300.

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