Kesha, some hate her, some like her, some have no thoughts. I think she’s alright although she does have a few misses. While she’s no Lady Gaga in terms of craziness, she does deliver every now and again. This track surprisingly does not have that Kesha signature, and for once,...

One of those songs that can grow on you after a while. I listened to New Boyz’ latest album with much pain as I didn’t like they way they sing and the obvious lack of originality. This track is not too tatty though good for bars or pubs who are looking for new fillers. RIGHT-CLICK...

I’ve listened to her new album, and I think this is the best song off it. It’s a very laid-back reggae-influenced track and the chorus just makes it all worthwhile having this in your list of feel-good songs. I hope for Rachel Platten’s sake, her new album have some...

Excellent track – all the ingredients of a catchy tune encapsulated between Lumidee and Beenie Man. You will not immediately fall for it, but the beat can quickly grow on you and when the first wave of chorus comes a blazing, your feet and head will be shaking involuntarily. I hope this...

I’m liking Building 429′s album, a religious adult-rock theme. I had a tough time trying to pick out what I believe is the best song off this album, and finally after listening to a few songs a couple of times, I feel this song just shades it as the best track. Religious...

If you don’t know, Matthew Morrison is the lead teacher in Glee. He releases a debut album trying to ride the popularity of Glee which is probably hitting a plateau. I used to like the idea after watching the first half of Glee Season 1, but I lost interest because of its poorly...

While it’s not as memorable as Seether’s “Remedy”, I think it’s more adult-sounding and polished as opposed to “Remedy”. It’s surely better than “Fake It” which was just noisy. After listening to their new album, I think this is...

Once again, Toto’s Africa is sampled. While it’s not as good as Karl Wolf’s version a while ago, Toto’s magical chorus shines through despite child-like delivery by Stevie Hoang and Iyaz that would probably capture the hearts of teenage kiddies. Stevie Hoang is not a...

Sean Kingston jumps on the bandwagon of copying Journey’s Don’t Stop Believin’, supplying the chorus line for June Summers. The name June Summers, sounds like a lady, but it’s a dude and I’ve no idea why he chose that name, but that’s not the review’s...

I like the chorus. Travie McCoy once again acts as a perfect complement. Iyaz, who previously released songs which samples other tracks, comes up with a decent original effort. My only gripe is that he should’ve written a better chorus instead of coping out with repeated lines. DOWNLOAD...

The hook sounds like The Police’s Every Breath You Take in some instances. The verses are so-so but the chorus is pretty catchy. I don’t think it’s good enough for Brandon Beal to hit the bigtime though, although I would like to be proven wrong. DOWNLOAD Brandon Beal –...

Frankie J returns with an emotionally-powering track which I bet would touch those who love is the current highlight of their lives. This is true for especially younger kids, in their early teens, finding love, sometimes unrequited love. Not a bad track – still, can’t come close to...