After random single releases such as Pyromania and Night Nurse, German eurodance pop trio Cascada are back with a new lead single San Francisco. Unfortunately, San Francisco sounds all too generic, and lacks the usual oomph of Cascada's best tracks such as Evacuate The Dancefloor and Pyromania. It's still catchy and fun, but lacks originality and the video isn't great either.
But you can probably see Natalie Horler has gotten rid of the brunette streaks in her hair. Perhaps they thought it was time for a new cleaner, less spunky image? Either way, I need the grit in Evacuate The Dancefloor which is sorely missing from this California Gurls-esque track.
German eurodance/pop trio Cascada just released their worldwide hit Evacacuate The Dancefloor and you might be thinking they would ride on this success just a little longer. But it seems Cascada had been hard at work, this song Pyromania recently premiered on a German radio station and it isn't a departure for Cascada and it's exactly what we are used to hearing from Cascada. Enjoy!
The top 3 on the Hot 100 last week still remain at their positions from last week, and it seems Jay-Z and Alicia Keys are still stopping Lady Gaga or Ke$ha from taking top spot. Kelly Clarkson climbs again with Already Gone steeping up one spot up from last week standing at #14 this week. German trio Cascada climbs and peaks with Evacuate The Dancefloor at #25 this week. After Kris Allen's Live Like We're Dying fell to #47 last week, it has bounced back up to #44 this week. Daughtry debuts on the Hot 100 with their second single Life After You at #66. Nick Jonas' solo venture has debuted on the Hot 100 with Who I Am debuting at #73.
Susan Boyle secures a second week at #1 with I Dreamed A Dream topping the Billboard 200 albums chart, with Andrea Bocelli's My Christmas trailing closely behind. Carrie Underwood's third studio album has climbed up the charts to #6 this week, up 3 spots from last week. American Idol alums David Archuleta's Christmas From The Heart and Allison Iraheta's Just Like You are placed at #34 and #35 respectively, with Allison's debut posting a disappointing 30, 000 + copies sold in its first week, with the first single Friday I'll Be Over U not doing very well. Leona Lewis' Echo falls even further down, standing at #75 this week. Mariah Carey's Christmas album Merry Christmas re-enters the charts again standing at #133 this week. Carrie Underwood's sophomore album Carnival Ride re-enters the charts at #196.
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys add another #1 into their profiles with Empire State Of Mind hitting top spot, knocking Owl City's Fireflies into #2. Britney Spears' 3 climbs from #8 to #6, not dropping out of the Top 10 so far. New artist Ke$ha is on her way to stardom, I can already see it. TiK ToK finally cracks the Top 10, landing at #10 this week. Lady Gaga's Bad Romance climbs to #11 this week, after taking a fall last week. Rihanna's latest single Russian Roulette drops out of the Top 10 into #16. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone remains in the Top 20, dropping from #19 last week to #20. Carrie Underwood's lead single from her third studio album Play On remains at #21 this week. Taylor Swift and Cascada get themselves a new peak for their new singles this week. Taylor's Fifteen rises and peaks at #26 and Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor rises and peaks at #27. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet rebounds to #57 this week. Shakira's second US single Give It Up To Me featuring Lil Wayne debuts at #58 this week. Leona Lewis' Happy gains even more momentum as it steadily leaps on the charts, this time 9 spots to #59 this week from last week. OneRepublic's new track Good Life debuts at #69 this week and their first single All The Right Moves from sophomore disc Waking Up rise to #72 this week. Kris Allen's debut single Live Like We're Dying gains more ground as it cracks the Top 70 of the Hot 100 at #70 this week. Adam Lambert's debut single For Your Entertainment debuts at #84 this week due to digital downloads of 18 000.
Bon Jovi's The Circle tops the Billboard 200 charts, dethroning Carrie Underwood's Play On into #3 this week. Britney Spears The Singles Collection debuts at #22 this week. Beyonce's I Am.. Sasha Fierce has gotten itself a handy sales boost, jumping from #92 last week to #37 this week.
Owl City's Fireflies climbs back up to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 this week, dethroning Jason DeRulo's Whatcha Say which is #3 this week, while Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' collaboration on Empire State Of Mind climbs to #2. Rihanna's latest single Russian Roulette makes a staggering jump to #9 from #75 last week, with Beyonce's Sweet Dreams just behind at a peak position of #10 achieved a few weeks ago. Looks like Lady Gaga has failed to nab herself another #1 with Bad Romance dropping to #18. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone regains momentum as in climbs back into the top 20, at #19 this week. Carrie Underwood's latest single Cowboy Casanova too regains momentum, climbing to #21 from #27 last week. Despite many people believing Chris Brown's latest single would flop badly with his reputation somewhat destroyed after his attack on Rihanna but I Can Transform Ya' has climbed one more spot up on the charts, standing at #23 this week. Justin Bieber's One Time climbs to #24 and the latest single Favourite Girl debuting at #26, falling just behind Colbie Caillat's Fallin' For You at #25. With the huge success of Down, Jay Sean's latest single debuts at #27 this week with Do You Remember. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor has taken some time to climb the charts but is at it's current peak of #28, knocking Mariah Carey's Obsessed into #29 this week. Taylor Swift peaks at #38 with Fifteen and Jump Then Fall dropping to #41 this week. Leona Lewis' newest single Happy finally jumps up the charts, this week by 30 spots to #68. Kris Allen re-enters the charts at #92 with Live Like We're Dying.
Carrie Underwood nabs herself a #1 album with Play On debuting right on top of the Billboard 200 with first week sales of 318,000 copies, taking the title of the highest first week sales for a female artist in 2009 that was held previously by Whitney Houston, which makes Play On Carrie's second consecutive #1 album. Mariah Carey's Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel stands at #41 this week, with Whitney Houston's I Look To You at #43. David Archuleta's Christmas From The Heart climbs one spot to #76 this week. Demi Lovato's sophomore album Here We Go Again climbs up to #125 from #144 last week.
Owl City's successful singles Fireflies has gone to #1, therefore dethroning Jay Sean and knocking him into #3. The Black Eyed Peas' Meet Me Halfway rises to #7 this week. Beyonce's Sweet Dreams climbs one spot to #10. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone rises and peaks at #17 and Justin Bieber's One Time rises to #20, giving him 2 top 20 hits. Carrie Underwood's Cowboy Casanova drops to #21 this week. Chris Brown's I Can Transform Ya' jumps to #24. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor peaks at a new high of #29. Adam Lambert's Time For Miracles debuts at #50 this week. P!nk's Funhouse rises to #55. Alicia Keys' Doesn't Mean Anything peaks at #60 after 5 weeks on the chart. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves gains more momentum climbing back up, this week it is at #68. Carrie Underwood's Temporary Home debuts at #92, along with Rihanna at #100 with Russian Roulette. Happy re-enters the Hot 100 at #98 and is sure to climb.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon soundtrack climbs to #3, knocking Michael Buble's Crazy Love to #3 with Tim McGraw beating him at #2. Joss Stone's new album Colour Me Free! debuts at #10. The soundtrack for the first movie Twilight jumps to #57 due to the release of the New Moon soundtrack. Jessie James' self-titled debut album re-enters the Billboard 200 at #158.
After Britney Spears broke records last week debuting at #1, she has been knocked into 5th place this week, with Jay Sean continuing his #1 reign with Down. Paparazzi by Lady Gaga climbs and peaks to #6 this week. Fireflies by Owl City peaks at #7 with The Black Eyed Peas' Meet Me Halfway jumping to #9. Beyonce's Sweet Dreams reaches an all time high of #11. Mariah Carey's Obsessed drops to #16. Carrie Underwood's Cowboy Casanova and Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone are #19 and #20 respectively. Chris Brown's I Can Transform Ya' jumps to #27 this week. Once again, Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor gains more momentum peaking at #31 this week. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet jumps from #90 last week to #57 this week. Alicia Keys' latest single Doesn't Mean Anything peaks at #61 this week. Korean imports Wonder Girls debut on the Billboard Charts at #76 with their smash hit single Nobody. Trailing right behind is Carrie Underwood's new track Mama's Song. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves drops to #85. Mariah Carey's I Want To Know What Love Is drops to #91 this week.
On the Billboard 200, Michael Buble continues his domination with his latest album Crazy Love. The Twilight Movie's New Moon soundtrack debuts at #2 this week. The Black Eyed Peas gains momentum as it jumps back into the top 10 with The E.N.D. at #6 this week. David Archuletas's Christmas From The Heart debuts at #30 this week.
Guess what people? Black Eyed Peas is STILL at #1 with I Gotta Feeling this week on the Hot 100. This really begs the question, "Who will replace them?". that'd be interesting to see. Meanwhile, You Belong With Me by Taylor Swift climbs the charts once again to #4, up from #6 last week. Miley Cyrus' latest Party In The USA drops to #6. Mariah Carey's Obsessed seems to like the #11 spot, it is thoroughly deserving of a higher spot. Beyonce's Sweet Dreams jumped from #33 last week to a new peak of #18. Jordin Sparks' Battlefield drops to #21. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone is sure to be another hit for her, climbing up 4 spots to #31. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor was just rising just last week but has dropped to #47 again. Happy, the first single of Leona Lewis' second album Echo, has debuted at #50 this week. I honestly expected a lot more from her and also expected it to debut higher from the charts. But I have a feeling it will definitely rise next week. Mariah Carey's second single off Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel, I Wanna Know What Love Is, a cover of Foreigner's hit, debuts at #66 on the charts this week. Another BEP song debuts on the charts, Meet Me Halfway at #75. Will this be the song to continue The Black Eyed Peas streak of #1s so far? Whitney Houston's I Look To You climbs to a new peak of #83 this week. Carrie Underwood's lead single from third studio album Play On, Cowboy Casanova debuts at #96. This track needs to climb, simply because it's amazing.
Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3 proves it isn't a one-hit wonder, spending its second consecutive week at number 1. Due to her guest star on Oprah, Whitney Houston got that sales boost and as a result, slotted back into #2. Nelly Furtado's full-length spanish album Mi Plan debuts this week at #39. Marie Digby's Breathing Underwater peaks at #183 this week.
The Black Eyed Peas still stays at top spot this week. Miley Cyrus' Party In The USA is #3 this week. Taylor Swift's You Belong With Me is #6 this week. Mariah Carey's Obsessed drops to #8 from #7 the previous week. Cobra Starship's Good Girls Go Bad is #10 this week. Shakira's She Wolf is #11 this week. Paparazzi by Lady Gaga reches a peak of #18 from #44 last week. Colbie Caillat's Fallin' For You drops to #23. this week. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone is still climbing the charts and is #35 this week. Evacuate The Dancefloor is also climbing the charts and is #39 this week.
Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3 debuts on top of the Billboard 200 this week. Miley Cyrus' latest EP The Time Of Our Lives holds a stable #2 for a number of weeks now. Last week's chart topper I Look To You, the comeback album for Whitney Houston, falls to #3 this week. Marie Digby's sophomore album Breathing Underwater debuts at at #197.
This shouldn't come as a surprise - The Black Eyed Peas are still at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with I Gotta Feeling, spending its 13th week on the charts. Jay Sean's latest hit, Down, is #2 on the charts this week. Miley Cyrus continues being at #3 with her latest single Party In The USA that can be found on her The Time Of our Lives (EP). Taylor Swift drops to #6 with You Belong With Me. Mariah Carey's newest single Obsessed reaches a new high at #7, and I can already predict will be her 19th Billboard Hot 100 number 1 hit. Shakira's She Wolf still remains at #12. With the release of Colbie Caillat's sophomore album Breakthrough which debuted at #1 on the Top 200 album chart just last week, has risen again, this time fom #18 to #15. Following closely behind is Jordin Sparks with Battlefield. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor peaks at a new high of #41 with Kelly Clarkson at #43 with her latest single Already Gone. I Look To You, the title track of Whitney Houston's comeback album, peaks at #70. Million Dollar Bill, also by Whitney Houston, debuts at #100.
Whitney Houston's comeback album tops the Billboard 200 in its first week of release. Miley Cyrus' The Time Of Our Lives (EP) trails behind at #2. Last week's chart topper Breakthrough by Colbie Caillat is #5 this week. Kristinia Debarge's Exposed drops from #196 to #200.
The Black Eyed Peas don't seem like they will drop out of top position just yet, with I Gotta Feeling still topping the Billboard Hot 100. Disney's pop princess Miley Cyrus' latest single Party In The USA has dropped to #3, overtaken by Down by Jay Sean featuring Lil Wayne. Good Girls Go Bad by American punk rock band Cobra Starship is at #10 this week. Mariah Carey's Obsessed remains at #11. Fallin' For You by Colbie Caillat is rising again after it dropped drastically when it reached its peak at #12 and is at #18 this week. Evacuate the Dancefloor is still continuing its rise on the charts, at #47 this week, up from #57 the previous week. Paparazzi by Lady Gaga debuts at #74 this week. Falling Down by another of Disney's pop princesses Selena Gomez and her band debut at #93.
Colbie Caillat dominates the Billboard 200 with Breakthrough, taking the top spot after Reba McEntire's Keep On Loving You which is #6 this week. Miley Cyrus' The Time Of Our Lives [EP] debuts at #3 this week. LeToya Luckett's Lady Love debuts at #12 on the Billboard this week. Persona by Queen Latifah enters the charts at #25. David Guetta's One Love debuts at #70. Jessie James' self-titled debut album is #160 this week.
Black Eyed Peas still dominates the charts with I Gotta Feeling spending its 11th week dominating the Hot 100. Miley Cyrus' Party In the USA is still stuck at #2 with Taylor Swift following closely at #4. Cobra Starship remains at #9 with Good Girls Go Bad. Mariah Carey's Obsessed is still at its peak of #11. Katy Perry and Jordin Sparks are #14 and #16 respectively with Waking Up In Vegas and Battlefield respectively. Colbie Caillat's latest single from her sophomore effort Breakthrough's Fallin' For You is #46. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor has risen to #57.
Reba McEntire scores a #1 album on the Billboard 200 with Keep On Loving You. Jessie James has dropped to I admit, a disappointingly low #82. Carrie Underwood's Carnival Ride spends its 96th week on the Billboards at #114. Kristinia Debarge's dcebut album Exposed is #130 this week. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor debuts at #155.
Good news for Black Eyed Peas fans, I Gotta Feeling is still dominating the charts, followed by Miley Cyrus' latest song Party In The USA. I'll be damned if Miley Cyrus still stays behind The Black Eyed Peas, looks like Disney fans let their guard down. Run This Town featuring Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Kanye West is third on the Hot 100 charts. Taylor Swift drops to #4 with You Belong With Me. Obsessed by Mariah Carey reaches a new peak at #11. Her 19th Number 1? We'll see. Katy Perry's Waking Up In Vegas drops to #14 from #11. Battlefield by Jordin Sparks in #17 this week. Wanted by newcomer Jessie James reaches a new high at #40. Cascada debuts at #80 with Evacuate The Dancefloor.
Hot Mess by Cobra Starship debuts on the Billboard 200 at #4. Here We Go Again by Demi Lovato stays strong at #18. Newcomer Jessie James debuts at #23. Beyonce's I Am... Sasha Fierce is #44 this time. The rest are all predictable to where they are on the chart.
Cascada is back with their 3rd album called Evacuate The Dancefloor. This is the lead single of the same title, and I love it! Cascada has evolved from the very Europop Dance Anthem into a kind of Electropop, which is a hot genre for many artists that have released their albums this year. Natalie Horler also has a new look, mainly with the hair and everything, but she still looks as amazing and sounds as awesome as ever. I think they've made themselves more contemporary and this single is a swinging good club hit. You might argue that in terms of club hits, it can't compete with Lady Gaga's Just Dance. But I don't think it's all that bad, and in fact I really think it's a bit more addictive than Just Dance. Since the blog started, no single has been rated 5 stars. But that's about to change. You have to listen to it and get your copy of the album.
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Artist Of The Month. (November 2011)
The Power Rangers of British pop, The Saturdays, are returning this year with a more mature sound and image, with the girlband taking a stab at the pop/dance wave with their fourth album On Your Radar's first single Notorious being a total flip in direction in their sound, and was noticeably more clubby compared to their previous singles and albums. They then took things a level further with the complete rave-tastic All Fired Up, which is without a doubt their best single release, not surprising since the track was produced by production powerhouse Xenomania, the machine behind pretty much all of Girls Aloud's discography. The pop five-piece are charging forward with the Christmassy ballad My Heart Takes Over before their album On Your Radar drops November 21st!
