Here is a new official single cover from The Black Eyed Peas for their latest single "Boom Boom Pow"
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
Ashley Tisdale - Dishes On Guilty Pleasure [News]
ASHLEY TISDALE TO RELEASE BRAND-NEW ALBUM — GUILTY PLEASURE — JUNE 16, 2009 ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS
POP SINGER AND ACTRESS TAKES CONTROL ON FIRST ALBUM SINCE COMPLETING HER RUN IN BLOCKBUSTER HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL FRANCHISE
Ashley Tisdale, the singer and actress known to millions as the star of the blockbuster High School Musical series, will release her second album for Warner Bros. Records, entitled Guilty Pleasure, June 16, 2009.
With an edgy, guitar-driven pop-rock sound, Guilty Pleasure is a creative and mature leap forward for this appealing young singer and songwriter, who launched a career as a solo artist with her gold-certified Top 5 rhythmic-pop debut Headstrong in 2007. “Headstrong was a big learning experience, as it was my first album,” Tisdale says. “This time I went in knowing exactly what I wanted to do and the message I wanted to put out there, which is that I’m 23 and I’m not just the cute, bubbly blonde girl you know from Disney. I have a tougher side and I love rock music, which are things people probably don’t know about me. On each album you get to share with the world who you are as a person, and I wanted my fans to see another side to me. This album really reflects who I am at this point in my life.”
Guilty Pleasure is indeed an authentic reflection of a girl growing up and speaking her mind on songs like the first single “It’s Alright, It’s OK” — a spunky break-up anthem about being single and in control of your life for the first time. “I love break-up songs,” Tisdale admits. “On this album, I put to rest a lot of baggage from a previous relationship by venting about the frustration. Everyone can relate to those moments. That song is about how you need to stand up for yourself and not let someone walk all over you; it’s a message I wanted to get across to other girls.”
Working with a host of top-flight producers and songwriters, such as Kara DioGuardi (Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood), Toby Gad (Beyoncé, Fergie), Billy Steinberg (Madonna), Emanuel Kiriakou (David Archuleta, Nick Lachey), and Swedish production team Twin (who co-wrote the Headstrong singles “Not Like That” and “Be Good To Me”), Tisdale co-wrote several tracks on Guilty Pleasure, including the feisty “Acting Out,” whose lyrics could serve as the album’s mission statement: “Let me out of this cage / I'm not gonna hold back / I'm gonna break these chains / I'm taking control now / Gonna give you something to talk about / It's another side of me I'm acting out.” She also co-wrote the propulsive “Overrated,” about not changing your personality for a guy, and two ballads “What If” and “Me Without You.” Another album highlight is the slinky, confident “Masquerade,” perhaps the most sophisticated song Tisdale has recorded to date.
“I’m growing up and this is music I would listen to,” Tisdale says. “On this record, I’m not catering to anyone other than to who I am as a person. I think all of these songs have a message and a story that anyone can relate to. I couldn’t sing them if I didn’t connect with them myself.”
Guilty Pleasure’s first single, “It’s Alright, It’s OK” ships to Top 40 radio on April 14th — the same day it will be available for purchase via digital retailers. For more on Ashley Tisdale, please visit her official website www.ashleytisdale.com.
Also, be sure to check out Ashley’s new interview with MySpace Celebrity where she dishes about the upcoming release, fashion, musical influences and more.
POP SINGER AND ACTRESS TAKES CONTROL ON FIRST ALBUM SINCE COMPLETING HER RUN IN BLOCKBUSTER HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL FRANCHISE
Ashley Tisdale, the singer and actress known to millions as the star of the blockbuster High School Musical series, will release her second album for Warner Bros. Records, entitled Guilty Pleasure, June 16, 2009.
With an edgy, guitar-driven pop-rock sound, Guilty Pleasure is a creative and mature leap forward for this appealing young singer and songwriter, who launched a career as a solo artist with her gold-certified Top 5 rhythmic-pop debut Headstrong in 2007. “Headstrong was a big learning experience, as it was my first album,” Tisdale says. “This time I went in knowing exactly what I wanted to do and the message I wanted to put out there, which is that I’m 23 and I’m not just the cute, bubbly blonde girl you know from Disney. I have a tougher side and I love rock music, which are things people probably don’t know about me. On each album you get to share with the world who you are as a person, and I wanted my fans to see another side to me. This album really reflects who I am at this point in my life.”
Guilty Pleasure is indeed an authentic reflection of a girl growing up and speaking her mind on songs like the first single “It’s Alright, It’s OK” — a spunky break-up anthem about being single and in control of your life for the first time. “I love break-up songs,” Tisdale admits. “On this album, I put to rest a lot of baggage from a previous relationship by venting about the frustration. Everyone can relate to those moments. That song is about how you need to stand up for yourself and not let someone walk all over you; it’s a message I wanted to get across to other girls.”
Working with a host of top-flight producers and songwriters, such as Kara DioGuardi (Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood), Toby Gad (Beyoncé, Fergie), Billy Steinberg (Madonna), Emanuel Kiriakou (David Archuleta, Nick Lachey), and Swedish production team Twin (who co-wrote the Headstrong singles “Not Like That” and “Be Good To Me”), Tisdale co-wrote several tracks on Guilty Pleasure, including the feisty “Acting Out,” whose lyrics could serve as the album’s mission statement: “Let me out of this cage / I'm not gonna hold back / I'm gonna break these chains / I'm taking control now / Gonna give you something to talk about / It's another side of me I'm acting out.” She also co-wrote the propulsive “Overrated,” about not changing your personality for a guy, and two ballads “What If” and “Me Without You.” Another album highlight is the slinky, confident “Masquerade,” perhaps the most sophisticated song Tisdale has recorded to date.
“I’m growing up and this is music I would listen to,” Tisdale says. “On this record, I’m not catering to anyone other than to who I am as a person. I think all of these songs have a message and a story that anyone can relate to. I couldn’t sing them if I didn’t connect with them myself.”
Guilty Pleasure’s first single, “It’s Alright, It’s OK” ships to Top 40 radio on April 14th — the same day it will be available for purchase via digital retailers. For more on Ashley Tisdale, please visit her official website www.ashleytisdale.com.
Also, be sure to check out Ashley’s new interview with MySpace Celebrity where she dishes about the upcoming release, fashion, musical influences and more.
Erika Jayne - Give You Everything [News]
Erika Jayne is an American singer and dancer just released new single called "Give You Everything". When listening this song... your body will be starting to dance to follow the catchy beat tune. It is dance song. I feel some Lady GaGa and Cascada atmosphere on "Give You Everything".
Have you watched the video, already... If you haven't... Go here to watch her video.
Have you watched the video, already... If you haven't... Go here to watch her video.
Electrik Red - It's Okay If You You Are Not A Stepford Wife [News]
Electrik Red recently spoke with SOHH's Soul Rebel to explain the meaning of their album title, working with The-Dream, producing television shows and how they naked-pranked Ne-Yo on tour. Check out the excerpt!
"If there were blogs in the '80's I would love to hear Madonna answer some of these questions when she was creating "Like A Virgin," "Papa Don't Preach" and all these girl power-esque songs. We're trying to do the same thing and make the same impact in 2009, its just we have different issues, the world has definitely changed. We're just doing it our way but in the same vein." - Binkie from Electrik Red
"If there were blogs in the '80's I would love to hear Madonna answer some of these questions when she was creating "Like A Virgin," "Papa Don't Preach" and all these girl power-esque songs. We're trying to do the same thing and make the same impact in 2009, its just we have different issues, the world has definitely changed. We're just doing it our way but in the same vein." - Binkie from Electrik Red
Get your daily dose of Electrik Red by visiting their brand new website @ www.electrikredmusic.com The interactive site includes photos, music videos, Electrik Red TV and if you're lucky, the girls will magically appear & serenade you!
The ladies also unveiled the cover for their debut album "How To Be A Lady Vol. 1" which arrives in stores and online on May 26, 2009! These are four French maids you definitely want cleaning your...house!
The ladies also unveiled the cover for their debut album "How To Be A Lady Vol. 1" which arrives in stores and online on May 26, 2009! These are four French maids you definitely want cleaning your...house!
Buy their latest single 'So Good' on iTunes
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Erika Jayne - Give You Everything
Billboard Dance chart topping artist Erika Jayne is releasing her new single “Give You Everything” along with her accompanying music video on April 7th.
This is her new video "Give You Everything"
This is her new video "Give You Everything"
What do you think?
Friday, March 27, 2009
Måns Zelmerlöw - MZW [Album]
"MZW" is a new album by Swedish pop singer Måns Zelmerlöw. Måns Zelmerlöw appeared as a contestant on the Swedish Idol 2005 television series and advanced to the live round after becoming judge Kishti Tomita's favourite early on; he eventually finished fifth. The same year, Zelmerlöw appeared on Let's Dance, and beat Anna Book in the final of the hit show's first season.
Tracklistings:
01.Hope & Glory
02.One Minute More
03.Freak Out
04.Impossible
05.Find Love
06.Rewind
07.Forever
08.Saved Again
09.Home
10.A Stranger Saved My Life
11.Whole New World
12.Hold On
Genre: Pop
Released: March 27, 2009
Måns Zelmerlöw - MZW
Tracklistings:
01.Hope & Glory
02.One Minute More
03.Freak Out
04.Impossible
05.Find Love
06.Rewind
07.Forever
08.Saved Again
09.Home
10.A Stranger Saved My Life
11.Whole New World
12.Hold On
Genre: Pop
Released: March 27, 2009
Måns Zelmerlöw - MZW
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Jesse McCartney - How Do You Sleep [Live Video]
If you haven't seen it yet, check out Jesse McCartney's special music video for "How Do You Sleep", with exclusive footage from his live show. Watch Jesse take the stage and interact with fans, while looking oh-so-sexy through it all!
::Watching::
Jesse McCartney - How Do You Sleep [Live Video]
through Windows Media Player or Real Media Player
Jesse McCartney - How Do You Sleep [Live Video]
through Windows Media Player or Real Media Player
Don't forget to pre-order your own copy of 'Departure:Recharged' at Amazon.com!
Kate Voegele - Premieres New Song On One Tree Hill [News]
Check out the new song by Kate Voegele, "Manhattan From The Sky", now available at iTunes. The track was featured on last night's episode of One Tree Hill and is one of the several shiny new gems featured on her upcoming release, A Fine Mess, due out in May. Voegele, who plays the spunky Mia on the popular teen drama, calls the placement of "Manhattan From The Sky" "the most amazing set-up ever". "The coolest thing is how they worked the song into the show so that it enhanced the scene, and how the scene enhanced the song".
She says the idea for the piano-driven pop number came to her while sitting in a plane, 30,000 feet above New York City. "I was just thinking about how Manhattan looks like a little piece of Lego", Voegele recalls, "but once you're inside, it's totally crazy and messy and there's a wonderful chaos going on all around the city".
In case you missed the episode last night, check out a montage piece of the show featuring footage of her character Mia’s budding romance with Chase set to the music of "Manhattan From The Sky". Voegele even took to her video blog yesterday straight from Wilmington, NC to talk about how excited she was about the song’s debut on the show. Watch her update on MySpace.com/kateontour.
She says the idea for the piano-driven pop number came to her while sitting in a plane, 30,000 feet above New York City. "I was just thinking about how Manhattan looks like a little piece of Lego", Voegele recalls, "but once you're inside, it's totally crazy and messy and there's a wonderful chaos going on all around the city".
In case you missed the episode last night, check out a montage piece of the show featuring footage of her character Mia’s budding romance with Chase set to the music of "Manhattan From The Sky". Voegele even took to her video blog yesterday straight from Wilmington, NC to talk about how excited she was about the song’s debut on the show. Watch her update on MySpace.com/kateontour.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Electrik Red - How To Bust A Move [Video]
Move all the furniture because it's going down! Watch the sensational ladies of Electrik Red show you how to break it down with that drink in your cup!
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Demi Lovato - Don't Forget [Video]
Check out Demi Lovato’s just released video for "Don’t Forget". The video for the heartfelt ballad was shot at Griffith Park in Los Angeles, CA and features Demi rocking out in the rain. "Don’t Forget" is the title track off of Demi’s debut album and will appear on her new Deluxe Edition due out on March 31st along with two brand new songs, behind the scenes content and making of the video footage. Head over to her newly designed MySpace page for more info.
