Debut album from Kosovan-born British singer whose extremely
American-sounding, rock-influenced RnB positions her as a kind of 21st-century
heiress to the crowns of Gwen Stefani and Pink. Do you want to enjoy free music videos, then visit the following links to listen the free music. Also heavily inspired by
Beyoncé and produced by some of the biggest names in the business, such as
will.i.am, Drake, The-Dream, Kanye West and Stargate, the album includes the
singles "R.I.P." and "How We Do (Party)". Viewing the music videos if you become interested to purchase the album, visit the Amazon links. , Rovi
18 Months – Calvin Harris
While Calvin Harris had a pretty good career going already as
a dance-pop singer and producer with two albums and a fair number of hits under
his belt, his 2011 collaboration with Rihanna on “We Found Love” gave his
profile a stratospheric boost. Do you want to enjoy free music videos, then visit the following links to listen the free music. On 18 Months, so titled because that’s how long
it took to be made, Harris steps away from the microphone for the most part in
favor of a cast of famous friends and acquaintances to create an album that
plays like 50 minutes of mainstream radio pop. The basic template of the
album’s sound can be found in “We Found Love,” with its melancholy and romantic
lyrics, impassioned vocal build-ups, and pounding techno beats all coated with
layers of shiny synths. The success of each effort rests on the vocalist and
how well they can fit their style into the Harris sound. For example Ellie
Goulding’s icy innocence on “I Need Your Love” works far better than Florence
Welch’s desperate wail that pushes “Sweet Nothing” over the top. Elsewhere,
Kelis’ sassy and assured work on “Bounce” is fresh and fun, and Ne-Yo’s smooth
croon complements “Let’s Go” perfectly. Viewing the music videos if you become interested to purchase the album, visit the Amazon links.18 Months shows Harris to be a solid
producer with an easily identifiable sound. ~ Tim Sendra, Rovi
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