Summer is over this weekend (though from the weather around here, you'd think that it was finally just beginning). I was seriously underwhelmed in the album category this year, but there were a ton of great singles to choose from. Here's an album's worth (in no particular order) of what I've been listening to over and over again. What about you?
Example - Changed The Way You Kissed Me - Such a leap from his earlier work, which I also loved. It's just a gargantuan song waiting to crossover to the US.
One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful - I was a huge supporter of theirs during X-Factor, and now that I've heard this I like them even better. 100% on the mark.
Martin Rolinski - Blame It On A Decent Matter - BWO frontman goes solo with a track that nearly out-BWOs BWO! Big, plastic Swedish synths (MUCH better than Swedish meatballs).
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem - This was, for better or worse, played so often this summer. A triumph in infectious stupidity.
Pnau - The Truth - It really caught on with me over the past few months. That chorus hits you like a freight train.
Adele vs Robin S. - Show Me In The Deep - I tired of the Adele original very quickly, but never wore out this excellent remix. She should do dance more often. The remix of the year, without question.
Nero - Promises Dipping my toe into dubstep (and this is really watered down dubstep), this was the La Roux track of the summer (without actually being La Roux).
The Sound Of Arrows - Magic - They get better and better with every release. This never failed to cheer me up.
Foster The People - Helena Beat The world's still reeling from their debut, but I was onto the next single months ago. This one's better, anyways.
Mika - Elle Me Dit - Who would have thought Mika would've wormed his way back into my good graces with a french dance track?
Maroon 5 - Moves Like Jagger - Even stranger, this was a band I couldn't stand two months ago. Cue this track, which turned it around with that incessant whistle. Xtina couldn't even ruin it.
Le Kid - America - A soaring pop confection from Sweden, in a year where Sweden isn't quite living up to the hype I always give it.
Katy Perry - Last Friday Night - With each single, I like her more and more. The video to this song clinched it.
The Wanted - Glad You Came - I have a feeling that this will be known as the year of the boybands in the UK. But when they're this good...
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Marc Johnce Mashup - Never Move A Rock Like Jagger
Rye Rye ft. Robyn - Never Will Be Mine (Kat Krazy Remix)
Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger
LMFAO ft. Lauren Bennet, GoonRock - Party Rock Anthem
Lady Gaga - Judas
Nicola Roberts - Beat Of My Drum
Download from Marc Johnce
LMAFAO - Party Rock Anthem Feat. Lauren Bennett & Goon Rock mp3 and Lyrics
Party rock is in the house tonight
Everybody just have a good time
And we gonna make you lose your mind
Everybody just have a good time/We just wanna see you
(repeats)
Shake that
In the club
Party rock
lookin for yo girl
She on myJock
Now stop
When we hit the spot
Bootty move away
Like she own the block
where the drink
I got to know tight jeans tattoo
kuhs im rock nd roll
half black half white domino
gain of money over dose
I’m running tHRUtheese hoes .. like drainoo I got that devilish flow
Rock and roll no halo
We party rock
Yeah that’s the cool that I am repin ima rise to the top
No worry or ….
Chorus
Every day I am shuffling
Step up fast
And be the first girl to make me throw dis Cash we get money
Don’t be made now stop
hatein is bad
one more shot for us
(another round)
Please fill up the cup
(dont mess around)
We just want to see
(you shake it now)
Now youre home with me
(youre naked now)
Get up get down
Put your hands up to the sound
(repeats)
Get up (repeats)
Chorus
Every day I am shuffling
Put your hands up (repeats)
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem LYRICS
Parry rock is in the house tonight
Everybody just have a good time
And we’re gonna make you lose your mind
Everybody just have a good time/We just wanna see you
(repeats)
Shake that
In the club
Party rock
Met a pretty girl
See on the Jack
Now stop
When we hit the spot
Bootty move away
Like she own the block
.. a drink
I got to know
.. gain the money
…
I’m running to this .. like .. I got that devilish flow
Rock and roll
We party rock
Yeah that’s the cool that I am ..to the top
No worry or ….
Chorus
Every day I am shuffling
Step up fast
And be the first girl .. as Cash
Don’t be made now stop
.. is back
More shuffle for us
Please fill up the cup
We just want to see
Now you are home with me
We make it now
Get up get down
Put your hands up to the sound
(repeats)
Get up (repeats)
Chorus
Every day I am shuffling
Put your (repeats)
Jimmy & Johnce - Britward's Party Anthem
Jedward – Lipstick
Britney Spears – Hold It Against Me
Pitbull feat Ne-Yo, Nayer – Give Me Everything (Tonight)
LMFAO ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRock – Party Rock Anthem
Free download HERE.
Pop Blitz 4/19/11
Lady Gaga - Judas
Yes, it's basically Bad Romance Part Two, but you can't deny that the thing's catchy. A little more innovation would have bumped this up a notch, but Gaga by the numbers is still something to get excited about. A-
Alexandra Stan - Mr. Saxobeat
The latest European dance hit, sampling a saxophone loop. It's hardly original, and it's not as catchy as either We No Speak Americano or Stereo Love, two similar hits in this genre. It's just a little dull. C+
Jennifer Lopez - Papi
After On The Floor, which I loved, Jennifer Lopez suddenly got interesting again. This isn't quite up to that level, even though it strives for the same international appeal. Still, it's better than the stuff she's been releasing the past few years. B
Tinie Tempah - Written In The Stars
After hitting it big in the UK, this seems to be Tempah's American breakthrough. It's got a nice hook that reminds me of that Airplanes song from last summer. It's better than that, though nothing that's really knocking my socks off. The surging production is the best part. B-
Owl City - Galaxies
A couple years ago, I hated nothing more than Owl City and his whiny Fireflies song. The vocals in this are so much more tolerable and the melody and production is shockingly good. What ruins it are the cheesy religious lyrics. I wish they were in another language so that I could ignore them. B
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem
A hit around the world, this has (weirdly) yet to strike in America. Give it time. This will be everywhere. It's irritating, yet somehow it's almost impossible not to like. It's what BEP could sound like if they didn't take themselves so seriously. The video's better than the song, though. B-
Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song
After a pair of strong singles, this Jason Mraz castoff is a misstep. I can't believe this was chosen as a single. It's a weak album track, at best, with annoying lyrics. I hope to god I don't have to hear this over and over on the radio. D+
Yes, it's basically Bad Romance Part Two, but you can't deny that the thing's catchy. A little more innovation would have bumped this up a notch, but Gaga by the numbers is still something to get excited about. A-
Alexandra Stan - Mr. Saxobeat
The latest European dance hit, sampling a saxophone loop. It's hardly original, and it's not as catchy as either We No Speak Americano or Stereo Love, two similar hits in this genre. It's just a little dull. C+
Jennifer Lopez - Papi
After On The Floor, which I loved, Jennifer Lopez suddenly got interesting again. This isn't quite up to that level, even though it strives for the same international appeal. Still, it's better than the stuff she's been releasing the past few years. B
Tinie Tempah - Written In The Stars
After hitting it big in the UK, this seems to be Tempah's American breakthrough. It's got a nice hook that reminds me of that Airplanes song from last summer. It's better than that, though nothing that's really knocking my socks off. The surging production is the best part. B-
Owl City - Galaxies
A couple years ago, I hated nothing more than Owl City and his whiny Fireflies song. The vocals in this are so much more tolerable and the melody and production is shockingly good. What ruins it are the cheesy religious lyrics. I wish they were in another language so that I could ignore them. B
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem
A hit around the world, this has (weirdly) yet to strike in America. Give it time. This will be everywhere. It's irritating, yet somehow it's almost impossible not to like. It's what BEP could sound like if they didn't take themselves so seriously. The video's better than the song, though. B-
Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song
After a pair of strong singles, this Jason Mraz castoff is a misstep. I can't believe this was chosen as a single. It's a weak album track, at best, with annoying lyrics. I hope to god I don't have to hear this over and over on the radio. D+
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