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One of Korea’s “ballad kings” comes back to the music stage with an album that is filled with just that. Well, it’s not just ballads, there is also something else for his fans in the album, but it is definitely not dance music.
Here We Go Again presents an autotuned version of McIntyre trying to sound like a 20-something idol, with somewhat catchy tunes but truly uninspiring lyrics.
Joanna Wang’s video-game inspired album is definitely unique, but does it does it try too hard to be creative instead of being a solid album?
In Jing Chang’s – Zhang Yunjing – second album, she takes on the composer’s hat and an edgier look. Playing with the concept of “opposites.”
From writing for Miley Cyrus to her own debut, is Jessie J, UK’s swarthy response to Lady Gaga, a smashing success?
J. Lo is strutting in fresh with a new stint on American Idol and her shiny new seventh album. ¿Pero es bueno?
There’s never been an album that touched me quite the way Jeff Buckley’s first and only full-length studio album did.
Jay-Z and Kanye West join forces and release Watch The Throne, a debut collaborative album from both rappers.
Zhonguo Feng idol Jay Chou is back with The Era, as he tries to make it as an actor, producer and director. It seems like Chou is somewhat stuck in a place creatively.
Smooth, powerful, and brilliant music that defies categorization. This is surely what Hendrix must have envisioned when he fantasized about walking the streets of Electric Ladyland.
