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Solange, SoL-AngeL and the Hadley St Dreams
Might just have you asking, ”Beyoncé who?”
Mêlée, Devils And Angels
Finally it’s our turn to marvel at their pop heroics.
Rosabella Gregory, Everything Comes Together
This album is always going to have too much of an abrasive edge for it to become dinner party music.
Carla Bruni, Comme Si De Rien N’Etait
Like Francois Hardy with diplomatic immunity.
Leon Jean Marie, Bent Out Of Shape
Impressive, but perhaps too un-showy for a mass audience that likes big voices and big gestures.
Jonas Brothers, Jonas Brothers
Forty weeks after its million-selling US release, the Jonas Brothers second album is finally released in the UK.
Tim Daniel, Putting It To Bed
If this record is designed to keep Daniel in songwriting work, then there?s enough charm here to achieve its purpose.
Sara Bareilles, Little Voice
For lovers of quality pop with a brain this is no little achievement.
Lykke Li, Youth Novels
Lykke’s solid debut album lives up to her promising groundwork.
Sandi Thom, The Pink And The Lily
Sandi Thom’s put a lot of love into The Pink and The Lily, but sometimes love’s just not enough.
Ashlee Simpson, Bittersweet World
This album will deservedly shunt her into the spotlight, but time will tell whether Ashlee can come through with the vocal power to match her true potential.
Beth Rowley, Little Dreamer
This girl was born to testify.
Jay Sean, My Own Way
You might begin to suspect that the reason some girls seem to keep leaving him is simply because he’s become a little bit dull.
Gabriella Cilmi, Lessons To Be Learned
This teenager may well become a force to reckon with.
Jack McManus, Either Side Of Midnight
You’ll have fun listening to this little slice of cheerfulness.
Kenna, Make Sure They See My face
This record is full of unpredictable pleasures.
Phil Campbell, After The Garden
Fingers crossed he can keep on for long enough to really find his own voice…
Sam Sparro, Sam Sparro
It?s about time the boys got back in on the action.
Madonna, Hard Candy
Easy to chew, Hard Candy is everything you’d hope for from a Madonna album.
Mariah Carey, E=MC²
A timely reminder for the UK audience that Leona Lewis still has a long, long way to go.
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