Death Cab For Cutie Scores First No. 1 Album

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Trey Songz feat Rick Ross - Can’t Help But Wait Remix

A small change in the beat, and the addition of “The Boss” doesn’t change this song much, but could give it a new audience.  Surprised the original didn’t do better.  8/10

Islands - Arm’s Way

“This Montreal band’s Anti- debut is a far more calculated, robust affair than its first album, 2006’s “Return to the Sea.” The guitars crunch harder and the strings cut deeper—each song plays out like a mini theatrical production wherein the narrator is stabbed in the heart and attacked by a pack of dogs. It’s dark and dramatic, yet behind all that lies ex-Unicorns member Nick Thorburn’s penchant for pop music, meaning catchy hooks and melodies are among the commotion. The psychedelic bent of “The Arm” makes for a grand display of orchestral pop, the lead guitar slinking through “Creeper” is strangely compelling, and it’s all brought to a close with the 11-minute “Vertigo (If It’s a Crime),” which brews up such unsettling tension, you can’t help but anticipate what will happen next. —Jill Menze”

Mighty Mystic - Revolution

If your in to Jamaican Reggae, you might like this track.  If not, you probably won’t.  NA

Mr. Vegas feat Lil Kim & Kat Deluna - Tek Weh Yuh Self Again Remix

Don’t ask me what is going on with the song title.  This song has a unique reggae-esk style.  Original and decent.  7/10

Bun B - II Trill

“After the untimely death last year of Pimp C, Bun B gathers a long list of famous friends to celebrate the life of his UGK partner on his sophomore solo set. Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Lupe Fiasco, Sean Kingston, Young Buck, Chamillionaire, Juvenile, 8Ball & MJG, Webbie, David Banner and, of course, Pimp C, are among the collaborators on the drum-heavy, midtempo-laden album. On the Jodeci-sampled “You’re Everything,” Bun B rhymes about his love for his hometown of Houston, while poverty, politics and spirituality dominate the reflective “If It Was Up to Me.” But the most heartfelt track on the album is the one dedicated to Pimp C, “Angel in the Sky.” Appropriating elements of Stevie Wonder’s “Ribbon in the Sky,” the song finds Bun B taking solace in his grief: “I miss my brother every day, but I know he’s watching from up above.”—Mariel Concepcion”

Billy Cook feat Lil Flip - Charge It To Tha Bar

There is a name i haven’t heard in a while, “Lil Flip”.  This song is decent, hopefully will put Lil Flip back on the map.  This song could do well.  7/10

Mr. Capone-E - Let Me Luv You Girl

Not really feeling the lyrics, style, or presentation.  I don’t see much of a future for this track.  3/10

Flo-Rida feat Brisco - Elevator Part II

I’m diggin this new version of Elevator, a track which i’m surprised hasn’t done better than it has.  8/10

Zeph & Azeem - Play The Drum

Strange and annoying.  Hopefully going nowhere.  3/10

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