Drake’s New Album “Thank Me Later” Preview
May 7, 2010 • Jay Iloreta
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Music Reviews, Top Stories
Several singles from Drake’s upcoming debut album “Thank Me Later” have already hit the web and radio stations around the US. “Over” which was the first single off “Thank Me Later” released, (March 4th) reflects the Toronto rappers reaction to where he is... Read more »
“Waking Up” to OneRepublic
May 6, 2010 • Ashley Dang
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OneRepublic’s new album, “Waking Up,” leads you to an uplifting world of heartfelt lyrics set to an upbeat tempo. Although their song “All the Right Moves” doesn’t quite live up to their recent tracks “Apologize” and “Stop and Stare,” the catchy chorus carries it along just as well.... Read more »
New Upcoming Artist Impresses with Debut Album
April 27, 2010 • Walter Prado
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The title track, Can I, sums up the overall vibe of the entire album put together by an upcoming artist, Jaicko. The Barbados native (yes, the same island lady Rihanna hails from) sings and writes about getting through the hardships in life, as well as love and lost love in this twelve-track record,... Read more »
“Baby” by Justin Bieber (feat. Ludacris)
April 13, 2010 • Christen Williams
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When my Journalism teacher handed me a copy of Justin Bieber’s newest hit song “Baby” (feat. Ludacris) I already knew a good amount about him. I’d heard of him when “One Time” came out; I loved his fresh voice, and his ability to hit those notes! “Baby” didn’t fail to impress –... Read more »
Ke$ha – Music from an Animal
February 4, 2010 • Walter Prado
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The “TiK ToK” singer released her debut album in early January of this year. The good news? She produced some catchy songs. The bad news? That’s about the only good thing that can be said about this album. Starting with the cover, the singer is featured in an overly-photoshopped image of herself... Read more »
“The Fame Monster”: Another Lady Gaga Sensation
January 21, 2010 • Kyron Richard
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After romping through 2009 with hits such as “Just Dance”, “Poker Face”, “LoveGame”, and “Paparazzi” with her debut album, The Fame, Lady Gaga returns to tackle the ending of an old decade and the beginning of a new one with her album, The Fame Monster. Taking consideration of the holidays... Read more »
Ke$ha is Not a One-Hit-Wonder
January 16, 2010 • Kyron Richard
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Can you flash back to early 2009 when Flo Rida was just coming off from his hit single “Low”, when he was about to release another single “Right Round”? The voice featured on the song was not Katy Perry – it was Los Angeles native, Ke$ha, now a hot new artist enjoying her fame. Although... Read more »
Jay Sean – All or Nothing
November 30, 2009 • Amita Chand
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With another phenomenal super hit album “All or Nothing” Jay Sean returns with his talented mix of refreshing humanity, hot, and confidence rhythm. All or Nothing is Jay Sean’s first American release and first for Cash Money & Universal Republic Records. This album features the amazing Sean... Read more »
Sufjan Stevens Plays to New York in “The BQE”
November 5, 2009 • Vik Lal
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Sufjan Stevens – The BQE Genre: Instrumental Rock Release Date: October 20, 2009 The BQE is Sufjan (pronounced soof-yan) Stevens’ album designed to explore the sounds of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in New York. It’s a nice album, but not similar to his folk music like Illinois and Michigan... Read more »
Say Anything Will Say Anything at All
November 5, 2009 • Vik Lal
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Say Anything – Say Anything Genre: Pop Punk Release Date: Nov 3, 2009 This is Say Anything’s fourth studio album, and first self-titled album. It’s average; a very catchy and poppy album with faults, such as the lyrical content. Max Bemis reveals his feelings toward people in the song “Hate... Read more »
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