Ludo - Love Me Dead

This song is buzzing on a lot of different formats, however i am unsure as to how popular this song is going to get. At this moment, not a fan. 5/10

Jordin Sparks - One Step At A Time

Jordin is starting to proove herself as a quality musician, and a true american idol. This song should be a decent summer track. 8/10

Groove Armanda - Get Down Remix

This is the Calvin Harris remix, which i like better than the original. Not as much going on in this version. 5/10

Groove Armanda - Get Down

Unusal and strange house track. This song is all over the place. 3/10

Good Charlotte - Where Would We Be Now

Good Charlotte is always good for a decent single every few months. This track is decent with a good shot at crossing over to mainsteam. 7/10

Flobots - Handlebars

One of the strangest tracks i’ve ever heard, but it’s buzzing a lot right now. I can see this doing decently well surprisingly. 6/10

Birdman feat Lil Wayne - I Run This

As many of my faithful readers know, i am not a fan of Lil Wayne at all. This song might do alright on southern urban stations, but will not crossover. 4/10

Ashton Shepherd - Sounds So Good

I can see this track doing fairly well on country stations. 7/10

Armin Van Buuren - Imagine

“Trance is dance music’s hair metal; all drama, riffs and power chords. Armin Van Buuren’s brand of it is more Bon Jovi than Poison. First single “Going Wrong,” with throaty vocalist Chris Jones, could pass as a BJ remix, with loose guitar strums and self-righteous lyrics under a shower of synth. Beyond that cut, the Dutchman’s third studio album opts for lushness over firepower, featuring soft-voiced females on the eight remaining vocal tracks. The melodies are simple, but Van Buuren packs some surprises, like the ’80s freestyle feel of the impossibly pretty “In and out of Love” and the restrained anger of belter “Unforgivable.” It’s not quite nuance, but he’s got an ear for what works. —Kerri Mason”

Gnarls Barkley - Going On

I find thse guys incredibly wierd, but i do dig their music. This is an incredibly strange track, even for Gnarls Barkley. I can’t see this doing much personally. 4/10

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