Mar 11, 2010
Music
Wayne G has compiled songs old and new for "Remixxer," and a few surprises result. There’s also some name power here, and one rare gem.
Most hearkening back to an earlier time seem to really eschew current musical trends. This is not so with V.V. Brown's debut album, “Travelling Like the Light.”
Corinne Bailey Rae returns with new effort “The Sea,” which builds upon its predecessor and offers some equally enjoyable pop nuggets
“Animal” follows in the same vein as “Tik Tok.” The same strengths and weaknesses can be found throughout the album.
Like Allen and Lambert, Iraheta can sing, but unlike the other two, she seems more comfortable with the productions and the music feels better executed on her debut, "Just Like You."
Are the songs worth all this bullshit hype we had to put up with leading up to the release of his debut, “For Your Entertainment?”
Williams returns with “Reality Killed the Video Star,” an album that sees a mix of the older bravado and sound of previous Williams efforts back in play.
Thankfully, time hasn’t diminished Annie’s ability to craft some amazing pop masterpieces.
The new CD covers topics such as her mom, Katie Couric, Gayle and Suze Orman, all with a lightning wit that makes for an entertaining hour of comedy.
The record labels are pushing out stuff fast and furious for the holidays. Here’s other high-profile music hitting stores.
When I listened to Florence and the Machine’s debut, “Lungs,” I was quite excited by what I heard throughout much of the album.
And ‘Now’ for Something Different...
Both releases offer dance reworkings of tracks that have seen chart success, with “Club Hits” focusing more squarely on U.S. popular artists and songs, while the “Dance Imports” entry spends more time on tracks that had bigger overseas success.
Both releases offer dance reworkings of tracks that have seen chart success, with “Club Hits” focusing more squarely on U.S. popular artists and songs, while the “Dance Imports” entry spends more time on tracks that had bigger overseas success.
Mariah Carey’s Latest ‘Imperfect,’ but Solid
One would think she’s lost it all, but the new album, “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel,” dispels that relatively quickly.
One would think she’s lost it all, but the new album, “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel,” dispels that relatively quickly.
Houston’s New ‘Look’ Holds Its Own
All this, of course, is nonsense for someone like myself, who only has to concern himself with the 11 tracks that make up “I Look to You,” her first studio album in years. And unfortunately, the news is not good.
All this, of course, is nonsense for someone like myself, who only has to concern himself with the 11 tracks that make up “I Look to You,” her first studio album in years. And unfortunately, the news is not good.
Guetta Shows Dance Fans Some ‘Love’
David Guetta, on his third outing with “One Love,” takes the ultimate step, and does quite well putting it all together.
David Guetta, on his third outing with “One Love,” takes the ultimate step, and does quite well putting it all together.
Cascada has Mastered the ‘Dancefloor’
The prolific Cascada, made up of singer Natalie Horler and producers Manian and Yanou, is back again, this time with “Evacuate the Dancefloor,” the group's third LP released on the Robbins Entertainment label. This is a much more eclectic set of songs; this is an album that elevates the group to a new level.
The prolific Cascada, made up of singer Natalie Horler and producers Manian and Yanou, is back again, this time with “Evacuate the Dancefloor,” the group's third LP released on the Robbins Entertainment label. This is a much more eclectic set of songs; this is an album that elevates the group to a new level.
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