Amr Diab – “We Redeit”: The first glimpse of a new album
DJs such as David Guetta have undoubtedly played an instrumental role in bringing dance music into the mainstream through a string of high-profile collaborations with pop and rap artists. The mainstream visibility of dance music is not limited solely to the charts in...
Poets Of The Fall prove that Rock is “far from dead”
"Rock And Roll is dead". This is a comment you hear every now and then when indulging in a conversation about music - especially when music aficionados are part of that conversation. Rock music, to many of these folks is reminiscent of a time that has been long gone....
Robbie Williams – “Take The Crown” – Track-by-Track Review
This review is by our highly talented affiliate blogger Sarah Hamilton from Popledge UK. The new album Robbie Williams album "Take The Crown" has been a highly anticipated piece of work. Here is Sarah's take on it! Be a Boy – ‘they said it was leaving me,...
Is Take That’s songwriting democracy a “publishing bottleneck” for America?
This post was inspired by a great post on the publishing rights of Jason Orange and Howard Donald from Take That by our talented affiliate blogger Sarah Hamilton (aka Popledge UK ). 2006 heralded the era of reunions with Take That and The Police leading the pack. Take...
Ronan Keating re-embraces his “inner popstar” on “Fires”
Ronan Keating, Irish pop star and former lead singer of the hit-making boyband Boyzone, has been no stranger to personal loss in the last few years. It is no secret that for artists, tragedy has the potential to act as a catalyst for creativity. Some artists leverage...
George Michael Dazzles at London’s Earl’s Court: Fan Report
by guest blogger Ada Onwudinanti Date: October 14 2012 Venue: Earl's Court (London, UK) Tour: Symphonica It's Sunday October 14, 8 PM. I'm in my seat in block A1 of Earls Court, and looking around me I see that almost every seat is finally filled. It won't be long now...
Kylie Minogue – “Flower”: Official Review
One of the greatest advantages of creating a large body of musical work over time is the option to revisit that musical legacy with a fresh perspective. Many artists do this in their concert tours by performing "new interpretations" of their older songs. Some artists...
Enrique Iglesias “Finally Found You”: Official Review
1999 was not just the year that marked the "revival" of conventional pop in the US. It was also the year of the Latin invasion - a phenomenon that proliferated fairly quickly across the globe. The faces and voices of that Latin domination were those of Ricky Martin,...
Robbie Williams’ “Candy” Leaves A Sweet After-Taste
In comparison with the confines of the "cookie cutter pop" scene of the US, the UK and Europe must be a haven for the music artist that wants to reinvent his or her sound and explore all aspects of his or her musical spectrum. In that part of the world, music artists...
Culture Club 2013 Is An Exciting Prospect
This blog is affiliated with Radio Creme Brulee - an internet music radio station that broadcasts globally. It is difficult not to feel old when you think that it has been thirty years since British pop band Culture Club stormed the charts worldwide with one of their...
Jedward – “Young Love”: Album Review
By guest blogger Sarah Hamilton from Popledge UK I have always liked John and Edward Grimes, their energy and love for life is energising and infectious. I also find them extremely funny to watch and have always found people who don’t like them to actually be jealous...
Robbie Williams announces the release of new album “Take The Crown”
British bad-boy and Radio Creme Brulee fan-favorite Robbie Williams has just announced the release of his new album titled "Take The Crown". This album is his first album of solo material since the 2009 album "Reality Killed the Video Star" (which featured the UK...
