By Antonio Robert It seems that heartbreak does good to Taylor Swift. At least to her music. John Mayer as an inspiration for one of best songs on her previous “Speak Now” album (the sprawling and stinging “Dear John”) now Read more
by N. Ette Pink is back to what she does best; catchy tunes, shouty choruses, and wry/cynical lyrics. There isn’t a duff track here and this is definitely her best album since “M!ssundaztood”. Beware though, she swears quite a bit. Read more
by: L. Uigi “LITTLE BROKEN HEARTS” is a little different for Nora Jones, yet nothing drastically so. She probably said it best herself when she mentioned that the ‘Producer’, DANGER MOUSE, took her out of her “known zone”, but she Read more
by J. Derek Reardon Whitney Houston is one of the key reasons I fell in love with music. I have loved her music ever since “The Greatest Love of All.” And despite her recent personal turmoil (and several cancelled concerts Read more
by Pettigrew Faust I Dreamed A Dream, Susan Boyle’s debut album, is a showcase for her crystal clear voice, untouched by the technological gimmicks on which so many singers rely. The production is a spare canvas against which her pure, Read more
by Constance Tucker If Macy Gray or Billie Holiday is up your alley, then Lots of Little Goodies will be the caramel in your chocolate bar that makes your mouth water. Filled with delicious bites and musical nuggets Lots of Read more
Duffy, Rockferry Review by Melissa Niksic I’m sure a lot of people are going out and buying Duffy’s debut album, Rockferry, after hearing the single “Mercy.” I am one of those people, and when I listened to the CD in Read more
Baby Santa’s Music Box Review by Constance Tucker Baby Einstein?s Baby Santa?s video introduces your child to holiday festivities from a variety of cultures. The soundtack is holiday instrumental musical tunes from different countries around the world such as England, Ireland, Read more
Taylor Swift, Speak Now Review by: Rudy Palma With “Speak Now” Taylor Swift ups the singer/songwriter aspect of her art and turns down the radio-ready emphasis a notch. It is a little less calculated and a little more comfortable Read more
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