• Review: Shakira, Rihanna Release 'Can't Remember To Forget You'

    What do you get when you mix together one of Latin music's biggest female stars with R&B's reigning singing queen? The answer is: the Shakira/Rihanna collaboration "Can't Remember To Forget You." After only a week of officially waiting, the genre-bending song finally debuted online today (Jan. 13) in all its glory.
  • Review: Justin Bieber Completes His 'Journals'

    After a one week delay, Justin Bieber finally released his new album Journals Monday morning (Dec. 23) right at midnight. Though the "All That Matters" singer promised one new, unannounced song, the full set arrived with the originally planned 15 songs and three videos on iTunes. Following in the steps of his entire Music Mondays series, the five new tracks on "Journals" feature heavy R&B influences while each maintaining an original vibe.
  • Review: Lea Michele Blasts Away on 'Cannonball'

    Lea Michele is looking to launch her own pop solo career. Today (Dec. 10), the singer/actress released her debut single "Cannonball," and the track is as riveting as anything else on the charts today.
  • Review: Ariana Grande, Liz Gilles 'Santa Baby'

    The final song of Ariana Grande's "Christmas Kisses" EP has arrived. This morning (Dec. 10), the "Right There" singer released her version of the Eartha Kitt Christmas classic "Santa Baby" with a little help from her former "Victorious" co-star Liz Gillies.
  • Review: Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper 'Confident'

    Justin Bieber's Music Mondays series has come to a close (kind of). The last of the 10 individual singles, "Confident," was released at the strike of midnight on Dec 9. Smartly, Bieber ended things on a very high note with this instantly gratifying track, featuring up-and-coming MC Chance the Rapper.
  • Review: Arctic Monkeys' New B-Side 'You're So Dark'

    Arctic Monkeys have done quite well in 2013, releasing the stellar and dark album "AM," featuring twists, turns and deep croons unlike anything previously heard from the English alt-rockers. Yesterday (Dec. 5), the Brits kept on their "AM" music journey by releasing "You're So Dark," the B-side to new single "One For The Road."
  • Review: Ariana Grande Begs Santa for Some 'Snow in California'

    It is yet another Tuesday counting down to Christmas, and that means that "Right There" singer Ariana Grande has released yet another holiday track. Today (Dec. 3), right at midnight, "Snow in California" debuted on iTunes as a part of Grande's Christmas Kisses EP.
  • Review: Ariana Grande Wants Your Heart in 'Love Is Everything'

    Ariana Grande's second Christmas Kisses track has arrived. After releasing a total reworking of "Last Christmas" last week, Grande has officially released an original holiday song today (Nov. 26): "Love is Everything." Here, the Yours Truly starlet reveals all she wants for Christmas. And what's the answer? Well, it's love, of course.
  • Review: Justin Bieber 'Alone' Arrives Online [LISTEN]

    Justin Bieber may have just released his eighth Music Mondays single "Rollercoaster," but that isn't the only new song from the teen idol fans will get to hear this week. "Alone," the song that was originally teased as a Music Mondays release has now hit the web, courtesy of Beliebers who pre-ordered tickets to see the Biebz's upcoming concert documentary "Believe."
  • Review: Jamie Lynn Spears 'How Could I Want More'

    It's been quite some time since Jamie Lynn Spears was in the spotlight. The former Nickelodeon star and Britney's little sister largely dropped out of the public eye after giving birth to daughter Maddie Briann Aldridge in 2008 and leaving the show Zoey 101. Now, Spears is chalking up a return to celebrity with her new country single "How Could I Want More," which debuted on Nov. 25.
  • Review: Justin Bieber Gets Funky in 'Rollercoaster' [LISTEN]

    Justin Bieber has mostly kept things low key in his Music Mondays single series, rarely venturing above mid-tempo territory for his new adult music. Now, the teen idol has released the eighth song for the project: the bouncy "Rollercoaster," and things get a little funky.
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