- 7:04 AM
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I
know the Britney Army can’t wait to hear the full album. Let’s check out
Britney’s diary most personal album ever. Just click on the photo and
let the magic begin!
- 10:35 PM
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Amidst the media’s
attention with Britney Spears’ latest single, Katy Perry’s ain’t givin’ up the spotlight as her new single, Dark
Horse is already available.
Dark
Horse features rapper, Juicy J, and is listed as the 6th track off of Perry’s new
album, PRISM.
The 3 minute and 35
second track exhibits a slow jam, still on its darker feel than any songs from
her Teenage Dream album.
Is it pop catchy? A
bit.
Is it good? Not
much on its first listen, but it is a grower.
For me, Dark Horse rates 3.5 out of 5.
Go
ahead and check out Dark Horse:
- 8:00 AM
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The astounding
songstress, Ellie Goulding is back with a new single, “Burn” from her upcoming
repackaged album, “Halcyon Days”.
Unknown to many,
the track was originally for Leona Lewis for her album “Glassheart” but was not
included on the final track listing.
While Goulding’s
version is filled with synths and matching vocals, Lewis’ version was more like
Indie-Pop.
But who sang “Burn”
better?
Check out the
tracks below:
Ellie Goulding - Burn
Leona Lewis - Burn
- 11:18 AM
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In
a world like this, album leaks are now common. And the Backstreet Boys are in
no exception with that. Their latest album, “In A World Like This” leaks, just
days before the official US release.
The
album consists of 13 new tracks, which is slated to be released on July 30th,
contains their usual mix of taste of Pop, Ballad, and Dance.
“Permanent
Stains” is the album’s carrier single, while “In A World Like This” serves as
the follow-up.
Wanna
hear the boys’ new album? Just click on the album art to get a free download.
- 10:53 AM
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The
full content of Selena Gomez’ new album, STARS DANCE,
surfaces the web a week before the official release.
As
expected, her latest offering is indeed a dance album since it was said to be
heavily influenced by Britney Spears and Skrillex.
“Forget Forever”, once named as “RuleThe World”, has already leaked online prior to the initial release of
the album’s carrier single, “Come &
Get It”.
“Save The Day” was initially for Rihanna
but decided to scrape it out of her “Unapologetic”
album. JLo was rumored of wanting to record the track but failed to get it
from Gomez.
The
following is my track-to-track ratings of the album’s contents.
- 4:39 AM
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It
is indeed a battle of tracks from these former-Disney Stars. Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez released their new singles on the same day. Miley Cyrus’ slow-tempo track “We
Can’t Stop” faces Selena Gomez’ with “Slow Down”, follow-up of her
smash hit “Come & Get It”.
Released
on the same day, June 4th, “We
Can’t Stop” is Miley Cyrus’ comeback track for her yet-untitled album while
Selena Gomez’ “Slow Down”, produced
by The Cataracts, is from her
upcoming album, Stars Dance.
Honestly,
Miley’s track was a letdown for me. I was expecting a catchy and addictive
hook, something that this song does not have. However, “We Can’t Stop” is a
total grower song. At first I didn’t like it, but I found myself humming to the
track’s melody out of nowhere.
The
case is different with Selena’s “Slow
Down”. I absolutely LOVED it, the first time I heard. It’s a type of track
that may have Britney a run of her money. But the catch of it, I tend to forget
the song’s melody and even the lyrics!
In
a Hashtag
Battle on Twitter, the
numbers are in favor for Cyrus’ “We Can’t
Stop”, beating Gomez’ “Slow Down” for the month of June up to this writing.
But
in the end, it all comes down to the listeners. Which former Disney Superstar got
a better track?
Check
out the songs below:
Miley Cyrus – We Can’t Stop
Selena Gomez – Slow Down
- 10:44 AM
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While I was in bed,
fighting off hyperthermia (fever), one track was stuck in my head as the hook
plays over and over again. That certain track is the comeback single of Backstreet Boys, “Permanent Stain”.
Now, I don’t know
if this is already their nth comeback single, since BSB and New Kids On The Block
joined forces and was named NKOTBSB,
but was deemed unsuccessful. Other boybands returned with a new single this
year, citing 98 Degrees’ “Microphone” but that too, failed topping
the charts.
This 3 minute and
57 second-track is indeed addictive, a decent addition to the group’s roster of
hits. But the snag of it, they sounded like One
Direction, and even thought that it was another 1D track.
“Permanent Stain”
is the carrier single of Backstreet Boys’ 8th album “In A World Like This”, hitting
the shelves on July 30th.
Check out the
single below:
- 10:37 AM
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Oh Yeah! Selena Gomez’ latest single, “Come
& Get It” is finally here! But…sad to say I am disappointed. I was
expecting a lot, like it would surpass “Love You Like A Love Song” or even the leaked track “Rule The World” perhaps, but no.
“Come & Get It” sounds like a mix of ethnic
and electropop combined. Her vocals remained the same old, sweet and sassy. It
is not as catchy as “…Like A Love Song” but I am hoping to hear better singles
in her upcoming album.
Check out the track below:
- 11:29 AM
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While we wait
eagerly for Demi Lovato’s new music
video for her latest single, “Heart Attack”, the demo version of
the track surfaced the web. Sung by one of the writers, Nikki Williams belts out her vocal prowess as her version takes on
a darker mode of the track, despite being just a demo. This demo features an
electropop dance break which is not present in Lovato’s version.
Check out Nikki
William’s version below (prepare your ears for an eargasmic break on 2:31):
Nikki Williams - Heart Attack (Download Here)
With that aside, who
do you think sang it better? Demi Lovato or Nikki Williams?
For me, vocal wise,
I go for Demi. But for the song’s dark aura, I go for Nikki.
What about you? Who
sang it better?
- 10:54 AM
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2013 is really a
year of musical comebacks. Not only we get to see the return of Justin
Timberlake, the upcoming singles of Lady Gaga, Beyonce, and Britney Spears, but
two familiar boybands are on their way as well!
98
Degrees’ latest track has surfaced the web. This time,
the band took a route of a dance-pop genre as this track has a trace of
Europop. This track will be included in their upcoming album “2.0”. This may be
a double-entrendre track (which I think it's really about their ding-a-ling-ding-dongs); I think it’s still good pop track. Check their song
out:
New
Kids On The Block is coming back, too! Their latest
track “Now Or Never”, produced by bandmember Joey McIntyre, consists
of guitar tunes, hip-hop beats and electro pop synths. Check their song out:
- 10:01 AM
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Rapper Flo-Rida has
just released a new version of his latest track, “Sweet Spot”, and this time,
featuring May J, a Pop Singer in Japan.
While the original version (featuring
the vocals of Jennifer Lopez) lasts for 3 minutes and 12 seconds, the new
version lasts for about 3 minutes and 52 seconds.
The May J. version
is now made available in iTunes Japan.
While J.Lo’s
version features her vocals in a sweet yet sultry way, May J’s was still sweet
yet sounded like a femme bot. I prefer J. Lo’s version but I like May J’s too.
Check out this version featuring the vocals of May J:
And now, compare it
to the original version, featuring J.Lo’s vocals:
So, the question is, Who sang it better?
J.Lo or May J?
- 8:40 AM
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Is collaborating with famous pop stars the
latest trend among rappers? Seems like it. When Will.I.Am joined forces with Britney
Spears for “Scream & Shout” made
a huge impact, Pitbull followed suite, having Christina Aguilera for their
track “Feel This Moment”.
This time, Flo-Rida releases his new single with Jennifer Lopez, for his track “Sweet
Spot” from the album “Wild Ones”.
The lyric video of the song had surfaced last year;
however there was no follow-up if it’ll be released, not until recently. The
track is now titled “Sweet Spot 2.0” featuring Jennifer Lopez’s
sweet and catchy hook and an addictive beat.
The dance-club track lasted for 3 minutes and 12
seconds while the album version is a bit longer, running for 3 minutes and 48
seconds. The lyrics described as seductive as J.Lo belts out the lyrics:
Let's hit the sweet spot
I'm ready to go
I want candy tonight
It
is a good dance-club track that makes us want to move along to. Giving this
track a 3.5 out of 5, go ahead and check the song out!
- 10:12 PM
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This French beat
genius never quits! (And why would he?) David
Guetta releases a new version of his latest track “Play Hard” featuring Ne-Yo & Akon. The track is included
in Guetta’s album, “Nothing But the Beats
2.0”. The new version is waaay better than the album version, to be honest.
The song features "Better Off Alone" by Alice Deejay and DJ Jurgen, marking
it as Guetta’s ninth single that has been released from this album.
Put on your
headphones and let this beat rock your world for 3:29!
- 4:44 AM
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My inner Selenator in me is cheering! Selena Gomez
is back with a new track titled “Rule The World” for her fourth
upcoming album! This upbeat track was waaaay better than her songs in her first
two albums.
As Selena betls out
the songs’ lyrics:
Our love was made to
rule the world,
You came and broke
the perfect girl
rumor has it that it was meant for her ex-girlfriend boyfriend, Justin Bieber.
Hmmmm.
rumor has it that it was meant for her ex-
I give the song 3.5
out of 5. Check the song out and tell me whatcha think?
- 5:36 AM
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Mariah
Carey’s follow-up to her not-so-triumphant single, “Triumphant (Get Em)”, has just been
released. “Almost Home” features Carey in her most comfortable genre.
Produced by Starlight, the same team
who brought “S&M”, “Firework” and “Diamonds” in full production, “Almost
Home” presents a cool vibe in which you would want to sing along to.
The said track serves as
the Official Soundtrack for Disney’s Oz The Great & Powerful.
Check out the song
below:
- 7:08 AM
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