Diamonds
• October 8, 2012 • 1 CommentPosted in Rihanna, Single Review
Tags: 2012 in music, 80s, acid, American, Barbados, Benjamin Levin, Benny Blanco, blues, celebrities, celebrity, chorus, Christina Aguilera, classic american song structure, dance, Def Jam, Diamonds, ECSTASY, entertainment, fire bomb, international, Jay-Z, LSD, MDMA, Mikkel S. Eriksen, molly, music, new music, piano, pop, power ballad, R&B, Rihanna, Rihanna Fenty, rihanna's seventh studio album, riri, Rock n' Roll, Sia Furler, Single, song structure, Soul, Stargate, synth, Taylor Swift, thematic, thematic melody, theme, Tor Erik Hermansen, Unfaithful
19
• December 10, 2009 • Leave a CommentPosted in Adele, Album Review
Tags: 19, Adele, Album Review, Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, Best New Artist, Billboard, Chasing Pavements, Columbia, English, English Soul, Grammy, Hometown Glory, Patrick Mullins, Soul, Who's Afraid of Music, XL
Jennifer Hudson
• November 19, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in Album Review, Jennifer Hudson
Tags: 2008 in music, Album Review, Arista, Dreamgirls, Jennifer Hudson, Ludacris, music review, Patrick Mullins, Pocketbook, R&B, Soul, Spotlight, T-Pain, Timbaland, Who's Afraid of Music
When Pop Hits The Fan
• February 2, 2008 • 5 CommentsPosted in Album Review, Namie Amuro, Suite Chic
Tags: 2003, 2003 in music, A.I., Ain't Yours, Album Review, Amuro, Amuro Namie, Asia, Asian, Asian music, Avex, Avex Trax, Baby Be Mine, Dabo, Damn Fight, FIRSTKLAS, Good Life, Good Life ft. FIRSTKLAS, Hip-Hop, Hip-Pop, Japan, Japanese, japanese music, Japanese Rap, JPop, JUrban, Just Say So, Just Say So ft. VERBAL, m-flo, music, music review, Namie, Namie Amuro, Not This Time, Oricon, pop, R&B, Review, RIAJ, Signs of Life, Sing My Life, Sing My Life ft. Dabo, Soul, Suite Chic, Uh Uh..., Uh Uh... ft. A.I. AI, VERBAL, We Got Time, What If, What If ft. VERBAL, What's On Your Mind, What's On Your Mind ft. XBS, When Pop Hits The Fan, Who's Afraid of Music, Without Me, XBS, 安室奈美恵
STYLE
• January 27, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in Album Review, Namie Amuro
Tags: 2003 in music, Album Review, America, American, Arketic, As Good As, Asia, Asian, Avex, Avex Trax, Dallas Austin, Diane Warren, Don't Lie to Me, FISH, Four Seasons, FULL FORCE, Gimme More, GLAY, H.U.B., Indy Lady, Ivan Johnson, J-Pop, J-Urban, Japan, Japanese, Jasper Cameron, Jeff Lorber, Jennifer "JJ" Johnson, Jess Pescetto, Joakim Persson, JPop, JUrban, JUSME, kenko-p, LOVEBITE, meg_chan, MICBANDITS, Michico, Monk, music, music review, Namie Amuro, Namie's Style, Niclas Molinder, Okinawa, Oricon, Paul Taylor, Pelle Anckarberg, pop, Put 'Em Up, R&B, Sandra Pires, Scott Nickoley, shine more, Single Review, So Crazy, Soul, STYLE, Sylvia Bennett Smith, T. Kura, Takura, Teddy Riley, TIGER, Toni Estes, VERBAL, Who's Afraid of Music, Wishing on the Same Star, World Music, Yuji Toriumi, ZEEBRA, 安室奈美恵
Good Girl Gone Bad: Umbrella ft. Jay-Z, Shut Up and Drive, Don’t Stop the Music, Hate That I Love You ft. Ne-yo, Breakin’ Dishes
• January 11, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in Album Review, Rihanna, Single Review
Tags: America, American Pop, Barbados, Billboard, Breakin' Dishes, Caribbean, Carl Sturken, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Christopher Stewart, Def Jam, DefJam, Don't Stop the Music, Evan Rogers, Good Girl Gone Bad, Hannon Lane, Hate That I Love You, J.R. Rotem, Jay-Z, Lemme Get That, music, Ne-Yo, Neo Da Matrix, Please Don't Stop the Music, pop, Producing Prodigy, Push Up On Me, Question Existing, R&B, Rehab, Review, RIAA, RIAJ, Rihanna, rock, Say It, Sell Me Candy, Shawn Carter, Shea Taylor, Shut Up and Drive, Soul, Soul/R&B, Stargate, Terius Nash, Timbaland, Umbrella, Umbrella ft. Jay-Z, United World Chart
