Tag: pop

• Album Review: Jesse McCartney’s ‘In Technicolor (Part 1)’

  After three years of silence in the music industry, Jesse McCartney is back with his new EP In Technicolor (Part 1), out today, December 10, 2013. For those of you who are a bit puzzled, the answer is yes, Jesse McCartney is the kid that used to look like this: Except now he’s 26, his…

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  December 10, 2013

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  #R&B, album, Back Together, Checkmate, EP, In Technicolor (Part 1), Jesse McCartney, Katie Peterson, music, pop, review, Tie the Knot

• Album Review: Parachute’s ‘Overnight’

  Today marks the release of Parachute’s new album Overnight! I’ve been in love with Parachute ever since a friend got me hooked on their song “She is Love.” Since then, I’ve also been hooked on “Mess I Made” and “All I Know.” Now Parachute is back with a brand new album that I am listening…

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  August 13, 2013

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  #R&B, acoustic, album, All I Know, ballad, band, Can’t Help, catchy song, Didn’t See It Coming, Disappear, Drive You Home, falsetto, Higher, Hurricane, Meant to Be, Mess I Made, music, Overnight, Parachute, piano melody, pop, review, She is Love, slow tempo, song, tempo, The Only One, The Other Side, Virginia, Waiting for That Call, Will Anderson

• Katy Perry ‘Prism’ Truck, “Roar” Single Art, and Teaser

  Katy Kats! It’s time for The Third Coming! At the end of July, Katy Perry announced the release of her third studio album Prism. Up until its release on October 22, 2013, the golden Prism truck will be touring the United States. Find the #PRISM semi, take a picture and I’ll RT you. Don’t worry,…

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  August 8, 2013

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  #katyperryprism, album, album art, August 12, Burning Baby Blue, golden truck, Katy Kats, katy perry, music, new sound, October 22, pop, preorder, Prism, release, retweet, Roar, single, single art, song, symbolic, teaser, The Third Coming, Tour, Twitter, UK

• This Week in Music: Mike Tompkins’ “Shake the Ground”

  Wednesday, April 24, 2013 was a big day for Mike Tompkins. Why? The genius of a musician released his first original single. ORIGINAL. NOT A COVER. For those of you who have yet to meet the Canadian YouTube phenom, I’ll show you what this guy is about: Yeah. His voice is his instrument. Literally. He…

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  April 25, 2013

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  #2013, April 24, As Long As You Love Me, base, beat, Canada, chorus, cover, Demi Lovato, electronic, I Knew You Were Trouble, intrumentation, justin bieber, lyrics, Mike Tompkins, mouth, music, musicality, original, Owl City, party, Playlist Live, pop, rebirth, Rihanna, Shake the Ground, Skrillex, snare, song, spotify, Taylor Swift, transformation, vocals, YouTube

• WRHU 88.7 FM Hofstra University

  This lovely Monday I spent some time at the radio station WRHU 88.7 at my school, Hofstra University. Autumn and Alex were there hosting Alternative Nation, a segment that plays alternative rock songs from artists such as Sixpence None the Richer, Breaking Benjamin, and my favorite, Neon Trees. They played some really good stuff while…

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  April 8, 2013

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  88.7 FM, Alex, alternative, Alternative Nation, Animal, Autumn McLeod, Dempster Hall, Hofstra University, music, Neon Trees, pop, radio, show, songs, WRHU

• This Week in Music: Jonas Brother’s “Pom Poms” and Matthew Koma’s “One Night”

  The first week of April 2013 has brought to us the music of the Jonas Brothers and Matthew Koma. Truth is, I miss the Jonas Brothers. Back in 2007 I was one of those thirteen year old girls who fangirled about anything and everything Jonas. But then they died out. And now they’re trying to…

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  April 5, 2013

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  #artists, band, bubble gum, carnival, choir, choreography, dancers, field, firework, Joe Jonas, Jonas Brothers, Kevin Jonas, lyrics, Matthew Koma, music, music video, Nick Jonas, One Night, Pom Poms, pop