Rihanna's sixth studio album Talk That Talk leaked the past week, but the lead single We Found Love has managed to collect another week atop the Hot 100, while Bruno Mars rockets into the Top 10 at #9 with It Will Rain, trailed closely by Taylor Swift's new tracks If This Was a Movie at #10, Ours at #13 and Superman at #26 while Katy Perry's The One That Got Away rises up to a new peak of #15. Christina Perri's A Thousand Years is also on the move up, moving up to #46. Jessie J's Domino moves up to #58 while Glee's Uptown Girl debuts at #68. Rihanna is genuinely the queen of the Hot 100 right now, with her new single You Da One arriving at #73 while Adele's Set Fire To The Rain re-enters at #89.
Mac Miller is at #1 on the albums chart while Michael Buble's annual album chart fest is in full swing with his Christmas album collects the Greatest Gainer Title and flies up to #2. The unstoppable Adele is a non-mover at #5 while Mariah Carey's Merry Christmas II You re-enters at the other side of the chart at #194.
Predictably, Rihanna and her Calvin Harris collaboration We Found Love has sailed to the top of the Hot 100, marking it Rihanna's 11th #1 hit, and I will cry when she beats Mariah's record of 18 #1s, which will happen soon. Get on with some hits, Mariah! Rihanna's sail to the top also means Adele's Someone Like You has been pushed down to #2. Meanwhile, Kelly Clarkson sees a massive resurgence for Mr. Know It All, which we all thought was going to flop seeing its massive drop down the chart in its second week. However, the soulful pop/rock midtempo has bounced back up nine spots to #10. Being one of the massive pop superstars on the planet right now means everyone will be ringing you up, and Coldplay did that with RiRi, and their duet on Princess of China arrives at #20 on the chart this week. Also seeing a resurgence is Bruno Mars' It Will Rain, which has risen to a new peak of #21, while Katy Perry's sixth(!) single off Teenage Dream, The One That Got Away, has shot up to #34. Obvious album standout What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) off Kelly Clarkson's new album Stronger, crashes the chart at #64 while Colbie Caillat's Brighter Than The Sun follows right behind at #65. Jessie J's new American single Domino is also on the rise, moving up to #81 while Christina Perri's A Thousand Years plummets to #91.
Over on the album chart, the unstoppable Coldplay fights off competition from pop heavyweight Kelly Clarkson and pop/jazz crooner Michael Buble to land at #1 with Mylo Xyloto while Stronger lands at #2 while Buble's Christmas album sits at #3. American Idol Season 10 winner Scotty McCreery's Clear as Day seems to have some serious holding power (not Adele terms of holding power, but you get what I mean), as the album stays strong at #7. The runner-up of the same season Lauren Alaina doesn't seem to have as much luck, with her debut album Wildflower falling to #24 despite being released a week after Scotty's album.
Far East Movement's Fly Like a G6 reigns on top of the Hot 100 while Rihanna's Only Girl (In The World) has rocketed up to #2 while her previous #1 last week What's My Name? featuring Drake falls to #7 despite getting the title of Airplay Gainer. P!nk's Raise Your Glass has barged into the Top 4, hitting #4 this week. Ke$ha's latest single We R Who We R falls to #6 this week. Glee's Teenage Dream shifts a colossal 200, 000+ units in the first week of its release, debuting at #8 on the Hot 100, while Start Me Up/Livin' On A Prayer, Stop! In The Name of Love/Free Your Mind, One Love (People Get Ready) debut at #31, #38 and #41 respectively. Katy Perry's also on the move up with Firework hitting a new peak of #9 this week. The Black Eyed Peas' dreary autotuned fest of a new single The Time (Dirty Bit) debuts at #12 this week. Jason Aldean's duet with Kelly Clarkson on Don't You Wanna Stay flies up to #56 up from #93 last week. Carrie Underwood's Mama's Song has cracked the Top 60 with the country songbird's latest single hitting a new peak of #59 this week. After being announced as her next single, Taylor Swift's Back to December has returned to the Hot 100, re-entering at #74. Christina Perri's debut single Jar of Hearts moves up a spot to #75 while Jason DeRulo's latest single What If turns out to be a slow-burner, debuting at #76 despite being released quite sometime ago. Ke$ha's promo single Cannibal debuts at #77 this week.
Susan Boyle's The Gift continues her #1 album streak this week, holding Taylor Swift off the pole position as Speak Now falls to #2. Michael Buble's Hollywood: The Deluxe (EP) moves 3 spots up to #40 up from #43. Christina Perri's Ocean Way Sessions (EP) debuts at #144 this week.
Ke$ha has taken over the Hot 100 with latest single We R Who We R debuting at #1 on the chart, the first female artist to do so since Britney Spears managed the same feat last year with 3 and the first artist male or female to do so since Eminem debuted at #1 with Not Afraid earlier this year. Rihanna's Only Girl (In The World) has been pushed down a spot to #4. P!nk continues to cling on to #10 with latest single Raise Your Glass. Taylor Swift has shifted a remarkable million copies of her third album Speak Now, and some album favourites have made their way on the Hot 100: Sparks Fly, Innocent, The Story Of Us, Dear John, Better Than Revenge, Haunted, Last Kiss, Enchanted, Never Grow Up, Long Live debut at #17, #27, #41, #54, #56, #63, #71, #75, #84, #85 respectively. Katy Perry's latest single Firework shoots up to #29 up from making a debut at #57 last week. Unfortunately, Shakira's latest single Loca has fallen to #58 after it reached a peak of #32 last week. Rihanna's latest single What's My Name? hits a new peak of #60, gaining the title of Airplay Gainer. Glee Cast's Time Warp enters the Hot 100 at #89 while Michael Buble's latest single Hollywood re-enters the Hot 100 at #90. Christina Perri's Jar of Hearts returns to the Hot 100 at #96 this week while Ne-Yo's One In A Million finally finds its way to the Hot 100, debuting at #97 this week.
Over on the Billboard 200 albums chart, Taylor Swift has shifted over a million units of her third studio album Speak Now, which has thus been certified platinum in its first week of release. Glee's The Rocky Horror Glee Show falls a spot to #7 from its debut at #6 last week. Michael Buble's Hollywood: The Deluxe EP makes an entrance at #10 this week. Shakira's latest record Sale El Sol falls to #16 while the Hannah Montana Forever soundtrack has fallen to #17. Katy Perry's sophomore pop album Teenage Dream moves up to #18 up from #22 last week. Michael Buble's multi-platinum selling album Crazy Love skyrockets to #27 up from #115, earning the Greatest Gainer title. David Archuleta's sophomore pop album has fallen to #163. Glee's Mark Salling's first studio album Pipe Dreams debuts at #189.
Michael Buble - Hollywood live @ The X Factor (UK)
Jazz/pop Canadian crooner Michael Buble took to the UK to perform Hollywood, the new single from the re-release of his multi-platinum selling album Crazy Love. The performance wasn't a great vocal, but the crowd was great. It was fun for the most part, but he has a weird way of holding his microphone when he performs which is a little.. Queer. Nevertheless, Buble gave a solid performance which should see him clinging on to the Top 5 for the most part. The plug at the end for his music video for Hollywood made me crack up. "It's pretty good."
Jaz/pop crooner Michael Buble is looking as charming as ever in his latest music video for Hollywood, the current single which is taken off his Crazy Love re-release coming out later this year. This song is incredibly catchy and is even better than Haven't Met You Yet. The video sees Buble acting as different Hollywood stereotypes, including a jab at Justin Bieber that I completely laughed. I'm dying for more catchy pop songs like these from Michael Buble.
Pop superstar Katy Perry continues to top the Hot 100 at #1 for a second consecutive week. Ke$ha's latest single Take It Off sticks at #8 for a second week in a row. Inching its way up on the Hot 100 is OneRepublic's latest offering Secrets and Adam Lambert's latest dance/pop single If I Had You sitting at new peaks of #26 and #31 respectively. It's the release week of Sara Bareilles' sophomore album Kaleidoscope Heart which means it has propelled the lead single King of Anything to #32, a new peak for the single. Selena Gomez & The Scene's latest single A Year Without Rain makes a debut at #35. Michael Buble's latest single Hollywood makes a debut at #55 while Daughtry's latest single September hits a new peak of #57. Rihanna's latest single Only Girl (In The World) makes a debut at #75 on airplay alone, a singles artist she truly is. Spurred by the success of A Year Without Rain, Selena Gomez & The Scene's lead single Round And Round moves up from #82 to #77.
Singer songwriter Sara Bareilles dominates the Billboard 200 albums chart this week with Kaleidoscope Heart storming in at #1 with over 90, 000 copies sold in its first week. Katy Perry's Teenage Dream holds on to its position at #4 while Fantasia's Back To Me sits outside the Top 10 at #11. Looks like Sara Bareilles both starts and ends the chart as her debut album Little Voice re-enters at #200.
• British pop princess Pixie Lott is unstoppable. Pixie's debut album Turn It Up has already gone platinum in the UK, shifting over 400, 000 copies, plus two #1s in the UK, and her recently released single Gravity has become her fourth consecutive UK Top 40 hit. The 5th single is confirmed to be My Love to be released in the UK on the 7th of June.
• Canadian jazz/pop singer Michael Buble has done very well for his latest album Crazy Love has gone multi-platinum worldwide since its release late last year. The third single is confirmed for a March 15th UK release confirmed to be Cry Me A River.
• The soulful crooner better known as Alexandra Burke will release a US version of Overcome, her debut album which has since gone platinum in the UK, somewhere around April this year if things go as planned. The third single from the album was originally expected to be The Silence but will instead be a remix version of one of the songs that is already available on the UK edition of Overcome called All Night Long, although the release date is still unknown.
• Whitney Houston's comeback world tour hasn't been too successful, with the date in Brisbane, Australia had people walking out of her concert saying she has lost that voice that propelled her to fame. But I don't think she has "lost" her famed voice, and that's probably what her label thinks as well. The next single set for a UK release of April 5th will be Nothin' But Love.
Ke$ha continues to take top spot on the Billboard Hot 100, blocking even the We Are The World: 25 For Haiti from hitting the top like what Everybody Hurts did in the UK, which debuted atop the UK Singles Chart. With news of Blah Blah Blah featuring 3OH!3 being the second single single from Ke$ha's debut album Animal, Blah Blah Blah leaps to #11 this week. Lady Gaga's Telephone featuring Beyonce moves up one rung, peaking to #15 this week. Justin Bieber's Baby rises as well, this week to #15, with Orianthi's According To You rounding up the Top 20 this week. Kris Allen's Live Like We're Dying is also making its way up, peaking to #21 this week. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet is slowly moving up, peaking to #25 this week. Adam Lambert's Whataya Want From Me is becoming his highest peaking song so far, sitting just outside the top 30, moving from #35 last week to #31 this week. American Idol Season 9's famed auditioner General Larry Platt surprised us with the "hook" found in Pants On The Ground, which quickly became the most talked about audition. This week, Pants On The Ground makes its debut at #46. Guess anything and everything can chart nowadays. Carrie Underwood is quickly getting herself another hit with Temporary Home despite hardly any promotion, peaking to #54 this week. Rihanna's latest single Rude Boy from Rated R arrives on the Hot 100 at #64.
Sade's comeback album Soldier Of Love debuts atop the Billboard 200 albums chart this week, pushing last week's chart topper Lady Antebellum into #2. Christina Aguilera re-appears on the Billboard 200 albums chart with Keeps Gettin' Better: A Decade Of Hits re-entering the charts at #180.
Ke$ha continues her domination on the Hot 100 with TiK ToK, and it seems Ke$ha isn't going down soon. The Black Eyed Peas' fourth official single Imma Be from The E.N.D. leaps to #2, and whether it hits the roof will all depend on Ke$ha. Lady Gaga's Bad Romance loses popularity this week, slipping to #5, but while Bad Romance falls, Telephone rises, moving up to #16 this week. Thanks to that stunning performance at the Grammys, P!nk's Glitter In The Air debuts at #19. Orianthi's According To You moves up yet again, this time to #20. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet continues rising, this week to #30. OneRepublic continues its late rise with All The Right Moves moving up to #47. Carrie Underwood's Temporary Home moves up to #61 this week. Nick Jonas and The Administration's Who I Am re-enters the Hot 100 at #88. Announced as an official single, Taylor Swift's Fearless re-enters the Hot 100 at #99.
Lady Antebellum continue their domination on the Billboard 200 albums chart, putting Lil Wayne and Nick Jonas And The Administration's albums placed at #2 and #3 respectively. The Grammy stars shine on the Billboard 200, with Beyonce's I Am.. Sasha Fierce and P!nk's Funhouse flying up to #14 and #15 respectively.
I'm sorry, but Lady Gaga, looks like your Bad Romance isn't taking the top spot yet, with Ke$ha's TiK ToK one of the hottest songs right now. The Black Eyed Peas' Imma Be climbs up into the top 5, entering at #4 from #11 last week. Timbaland finally strikes from a hit from Shock Value II with Carry Out, which features Justin Timberlake, peaking at #11 this week. Another track with Justin Timberlake coming in the form of Hallelujah gets the Digital Gainer trophy, with the Haiti single which features Matt Morris and Charlie Sexton. Looks like people are really craving for new Justin Timberlake music. Two tracks were steadily climbing but started to drop again but are now on the rise yet again - Orianthi's According To You rises and peaks to #21 while Kris Allen's Live Like We're Dying manages to stand at #23, a new high for the reigning American Idol champion. With his highest charting single to date, Adam Lambert's Whataya Want From Me manages to climb 2 spots up to #35 this week, with Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet also at a new high of #36. Timbaland also creates another hit for himself with Say Something featuring Drake peaking at #46 this week. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves finally cracks the upper half of the Hot 100, moving 6 places up to #50. With the release of the music video, Carrie Underwood's Temporary Home climbs up to #70. Taylor Swift's Haiti single Breathless debuts at #72 this week, along with Jennifer Hudson's Haiti single Let It Be arriving at #92.
The Hope For Haiti Now album falls to #2, beaten by Lady Antebellum's Need You Now. Ke$ha's Animal falls out of the Top 10 and even the Top 15, standing at #16 this week. Colbie Caillat's iTunes Sessions album debuts at #72, just 2 spots behind her sophomore album Breakthrough. Orianthi's Believe makes it way to #99 this week. Rather interestingly and surprisingly, Adele makes a re-entry into the charts with 19 returning to #117.
Honestly, I find it very touching everyone around the world is chipping in to help Haiti throught this disaster. Plans for a single from the UK was announced a few weeks ago and here's the radio rip. Some of the many artists that chipped in are Alexandra Burke, Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Leona Lewis, Michael Buble, Cheryl Cole among others. The single will be avilable February 8th so please show your support.
Ke$ha's domination TiK ToK doesn't stop this week as she remains at the summit of the Hot 100, holding Lady Gaga's Bad Romance off the top spot, standing at #2 this week. Rihanna's latest single Hard climbs up one spot to #8 this week. Orianthi's single According To You climbs yet again, moving up to #21 this week. Selena Gomez and The Scene's newest single seems to be doing well on the charts, placing at #29 this week, a new highest for the band. Months after Michael Buble's Crazy Love topped the Billboard 200 albums chart, his single Haven't Met You Yet is making its way up the Hot 100, rounding out the top 40 this week. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves is also moving up the charts, rounding out the top 50 this week. Adam Lambert's Whataya Want From Me seems to be doing better than his debut single, peaking at #55 this week. Miley Cyrus' second single When I Look At You from her EP The Time Of Our Lives debuts at #88 this week.
Vampire Weekend's Contra takes the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart this week, pushing last week's #1 (Ke$ha - Animal) into #3, beaten by Susan Boyle who remains at #2. Kris Allen sees album increase sales as his self-titled album rises to #84. Katharine McPhee falls to #107 from #27 last week as album sales drop nearly 67%.
The three songs that were entrenched at #1 a few weeks ago have come back together, with Ke$ha's TiK ToK at #1, Lady Gaga at #2 with Bad Romance, and Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' Empire State Of Mind at #3. Another new track enters the Top 10, coming in the form of Hard by Rihanna, shooting to #9, up from #15 last week. Orianthi's According To You continues its steady climb up the charts, climbing up to #26 this week, trailed behind by Ke$ha's Your Love Is My Drug debuting due to high digital downloads, and so does Blah Blah Blah, which debuts at #7, and Take It Off which lands on the charts at #85. After a steady climb the past few weeks, Kris Allen's Live Like We're Dying drops to #33 this week. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet continues its second week at its peak of #52 on the Hot 100. Adam Lambert rises and peaks at #65 for his second single Whataya Want From Me. Carrie Underwood's second single Temporary Home is beginning to climb, this week up to #89. Cobra Starship's second single Hot Mess climbs up to #91 this week.
Ke$ha's Animal makes its debut on the charts at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, shoving Susan Boyle into second place, ending her run at the top of the Billboard 200, and becoming the first to do so, after Susan Boyle managed to block Alicia Keys and Mary J. Blige from hitting #1. Katharine McPhee's sophomore album Unbroken debuts at #27 on the charts. With the popularity of According To You growing, Orianthi's Believe is making its way up the charts, jumping to #121 this week.
Two identical artists Ke$ha and Lady Gaga, are holding the Top 2 spots on the Billboard, with Ke$ha's TiK ToK on top of Bad Romance by Lady Gaga. The Black Eyed Peas' former #1 I Gotta Feeling re-enters the Top 10. There's simply no stopping Kris Allen's Live Like We're Dying, this week rising and peaking at #30 so far. Orianthi's According To You also rises, up to #33 this week. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet has been bouncing back and forth, managing to reach its previous peak of #57 twice, and has finally pushed itself to a new high of #52. Carrie Underwood's second official single from Play On re-enters as a proper single this time at #97 this week.
Susan Boyle continues at the top of the Billboard 200, blocking off Lady Gaga's The Fame, Alicia Keys' The Element Of Freedom to remain in the Top 3. Mary J. Blige slips to #4 this year with Stronger withEach Tear. Carrie Underwood falls to #17 with Play On. Timbaland's Shock Value 2 climbs up to #61 up from #123, also climbing are Mariah Carey's Memoirs Of an Imperfect Angel, which shoots to #72 from #115. With Orianthi's According To You really gaining ground in the US, her album Believe re-enters the charts at #154. Fourth place finishers on their respective seasons of American Idol Chris Daughtry and Allison Iraheta are placed at #185 and #186 respectively with their debut albums.
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' huge #1 hit Empire State Of Mind is still sitting nicely on top, as they stop Lady Gaga's Bad Romance from advancing. Ke$ha's club banger debut single TiK ToK climbs the charts again this week at #3. The Black Eyed Peas' latest single Meet Me Halfway returns to its peak position of #7. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone climbs yet again to peak at #14 this week. It seems like Rihanna and Chris Brown are still together. Her latest single Hard made a humongous leap from #80 to #19 this week, and trailing behind is Chris with I can Transform Ya. Lady Gaga's collaboration with Beyonce on Telephone has debuted at #30, being beaten by Shakira's second US single Give It Up To Me. With the success of Give It Up To Me, Shakira's She Wolf also leaps up, to #41 from #65 last week. Alicia Keys' Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart has so far done much better than first single Doesn't Mean Anything, peaking at #42 this week. 2 new songs have debuted each week, the artists worlds apart from each other. Adam Lambert re-enters For Your Entertainment at #61 and I Dreamed A Dream by Susan Boyle debuting at #62. Beyonce debuts at #65 with Video Phone, Chris Brown debuts at #68 with Crawl. Leona Lewis isn't doing very well, falling to #70 after its miserable peak of #31 last week. Another new Lady Gaga song is the ballad called Speechless, which has debuted at #94.
Susan Boyle posts the highest first week sales for a female debut artist, ever, with I Dreamed A Dream flying to the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart. Adam Lambert's solo debut album posts a much more impressive first week sales than eventual winner Kris Allen, with For Your Entertainment debuting at #3 and about 198, 000 copies sold in its first week. Rihanna's bravest and most adventurous album Rated R debuts at #4, posting the highest first week album sales for Rihanna herself. Lady Gaga's all-new EP The Fame Monster debuts at #5, and The Fame itself jumping to #6. Miley Cyus' The Time Of Our Lives also jumps, to #7 this week. Shakira's She Wolf debuts at #15 this time. Michael Buble's Call Me Irresponsible seems to be racking up in sales again, jumping from #134 to #57 this week. His 2005 album It's Time climbs to #65 this week. Carrie Underwood re-enters at #132 with her debut album Some Hearts.
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys continue to dominate the Hot 100 with Empire State Of Mind, stopping Lady Gaga's Bad Romance from hitting the top spot, settling for second place. Ke$ha's party jam TiK ToK climbs to #5 this week. The Black Eyed Peas' latest single Meet Me Halfway gains momentum again as it climbs from #15 to #12. Kally Clarkson's Already Gone has a new peak of #16 this week, thanks to that performance at the AMAs. Chris Brown's new single I Can Transform Ya' makes a slow climb to #22 this week, while Leona Lewis literally leaps from #59 to #31 this week with Happy. Kris Allen's debut single Live Like We're Dying also climbs this week to #41 up from #70 last week. OneRepublic's latest single All The Right Moves climbs and peaks at #53 this week due to this week's album release. Alicia Keys hasn't done too well with Doesn't Mean Anything, the lead single for her newest studio album The Element Of Freedom which will be released on the 15th of December this year, and has thus moved on to Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart, the second single for her album which has just debuted at #58. Justin Bieber's new songs Down To Earth, Bigger and Last Dance debuted at #79, #94 and #99 respectively this week, with Rihanna's second single Hard also debuting at #80 this week.
On the Billboard 200 albums chart, John Mayer took top spot with his newest album Battle Studies with sales of 286,000 in its first week of release. Norah Jones' latest album The Fall debuts at #3 on the Billboard 200 this week. Justin Bieber's EP My World debuts at #6 this week. American Idol Season 8 winner Kris Allen debuts at a disappointing #11 with sales just passing the 80, 000 mark. Leona Lewis' sophomore album also debuts at a disappointing #13 this week, but with Happy climbing the charts, I hope it does better. OneRepublic's sophomore disc has also debuted at #21 this week. Adam Lambert's pre-Idol recordings compiled into an album called Take One has debuted this week at #72. Michael Buble's 2005 album It's Time re-enters the albums chart at #127; and his 2007 album Call Me Irresponsible re-enters the charts at #134; and his self-titled album re-enters at #191. Katy Perry's MTV Unplugged EP debuts at #168 this week.
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.
Flashback Song Of The Week: Michael Bublé - Feeling Good
Feeling Good was the lead single from Michael Bublé's 2005 studio album It's Time but failed to make much chart impact. I thought it was rather pitiful becuase he nailed this big jazz standard.
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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!
