Another pathetically constructed song by 3 Doors Down, seem bent to not repeat their success all those years ago with “Here Without You” and “Superman”. It’s been down the drain since then and they continue to fight a deeper pit to sink in. This song...

I’m not sure which album was this song written for, but it doesn’t sound like it would’ve fit into any of the albums’ themes over the past decade. Hence why I think Bon Jovi kept it aside and released it as a collection of outtakes in 2004 as a 4-disc collection of...

This is a lovely track by Scarlette Fever, who has just released a new album which is tipped towards failure more than success.  The lyrics is pretty emotionally bearing, suited to those who are looking for change, who’s holding on to a prayer to be heard. While I don’t think this...

You can label them a boyband. JLS stands for Jack the Lad Swing, not sure if there’s any sexual connotation to the name. Their debut album, “Outta This World”, is pretty much an album that any boyband would release, safe, radio-friendly and very appealing to teenage...

This is a religion-themed track, and Newsboys knocks it out of the park. It’s a pity that I’m no longer active in church as I was when I was much younger, else, I would’ve defied the traditional Catholic rules by introducing songs like this during mass, to make it more...

This is a nice ode to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. It’s not easy trying to cover his tracks without ending up looking like a poor man’s version. Ramzi brings an R&B vibe to it, and the beat makes it a little gospel, delivering a more uplifting theme than the original. I...

An absolutely amazing delivery of a melancholic yet emotionally-driven track with a mellowed musical arrangement, which makes it a perfect ying-yang. I love this track and prior to this, I have never heard of Steve Azar, who’s apparently been in the music business since 1996. I like to...

I love the chorus of this R&B track. The beat blends very well with the delivery of the emotions that Travis Garland offers. This 20-year old dude was previously with some boyband called NLT, whom for the life of me, have never heard of them. I think the highest accolade that one can give...

Allister makes Jackson’s 5 track, “I Want You Back” very relevant to the younger rock scene. Yup, Allister gives that classic track a noisy punkish treatment delivered in only 1 minute 30 seconds, which is a good move because anything longer, you might just hit the skip...

Yup, finally, after 16 years, someone dusts off one of the greatest songs ever sung, and bastardizes it for the current generation to appreciate. “Zombie” has been given the bubble gum treatment by Bash, a band whose name sounds like you want to give them a proper bashing after the...

If you loved Suzanne Vega’s Tom Diner, because it’s all over this song, a soundtrack from yet another dance flick I believe called 4-3-2-1. And speaking of those numbers, when it’s repeated in the song, it becomes quite annoying. As it is, I find English rappers annoying, so...

The lead singer of All-American Rejects joins forces with Timbaland for this catchy track of sorts. While it’s not one of Timbaland’s best works, it might please music fans across the world. I dig the beat, but not the chorus because it’s repetition feels like a bloody...