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Taylor Swift - You Belong With Me Promo CD

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 06:24 AM PDT

Taylor Swift - You Belong With Me Promo CD

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Taylor Swift "You Belong With Me"
Track Listing:
01. You Belong With Me mp3 (Single Version) 3:52
02. You Belong With Me mp3(Karaoke Version) 3:54

Kristinia DeBarge - Exposed (2009)

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 02:40 AM PDT

Kristinia DeBarge - Exposed (2009)
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Artist.......: Kristinia DeBarge
Title........: Exposed
Label........: Island Records
Release.Type.: Album
Genre........: R&B
Source.......: CDDA
Encoder......: LAME v3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality......: 205 kbps avg
Street.Date..: 2009-00-00
Rip.Date.....: 2009-07-22
Year.........: 2009
Tracks.......: 11
Playtime.....: 0h 39min Total
Size.........: 58.76 MB

Release Notes
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2009 debut album from the R&B vocalist first featured on the 2003 American Idol
spinoff, American Juniors. Kristinia is no stranger to the music business. She's
the daughter of '80s pop star James DeBarge but her road to a record deal was
not handed over to her without patience, perseverance and hard work. Kristinia
grew up listening to strong female vocalists like Mariah Carey, Christina
Aguilera, Alicia Keys and the Supremes but she credits Rock artists like Led
Zeppelin, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and even Queens Of The Stone Age as some of her
influences. Kristinia has a personal connection to each of the songs on her
album. They either tell a story about her life or delve into an emotion she's
experienced. The smash single 'Goodbye', which samples Steam's 1969 hit 'Na Na
Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye', has also been used in television ad campaigns,
helping to push sales of the single over 300,000 in less than two months.

Tracklist
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01. Somebody 3:26
02. Future Love 3:23
03. Speak Up 3:42
04. Goodbye 3:28
05. Sabotage 3:12
06. Dies In Your Eyes 3:46
07. Poweless 3:41
08. Cried Me A River 4:21
09. Doesn't Everybody Want To Fall In Love 3:40
10. It's Gotta Be Love 3:07
11. Disconnect 4:01

Tanya Tucker - My Turn (2009)

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 02:35 AM PDT

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Tracklist:

1. Wine Me Up
2. Lovesick Blues
3. Loves Gonna Live Here
4. Crazy Arms
5. After The Fire Is Gone
6. Is Anyone Going To San Antone
7. I Love You A Thousand Ways
8. Big Big Love
9. Walk Through this World With Me
10. Oh Lonesome Me
11. You Dont know Me
12. Ramblin Fever

Paul Taylor - Burnin (2009)

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 02:29 AM PDT

Paul Taylor - Burnin (2009)
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Expanding upon the sensuous and romantic smooth jazz vibe
that has made him one of the genre's most dynamic
saxophonists, Paul Taylor brings us his new Peak Records
release, Burnin', creating some of his most soulful
instrumental tracks ever. Capturing all of the soulful
grooves, dazzling melodies and seductive magic that have
become his trademark, Burnin' perfectly reflects the
incredible synergy the charismatic Taylor has had for over a
decade with his devoted audience, and takes his music to a
whole new urban adult contemporary dimension. The collection
is also the sax man's fourth in a row--after 2003's Steppin'
Out, 2005's Nightlife, and 2007's Ladies' Choice-to feature
tracks helmed by veteran R&B/jazz producers Barry Eastmond
(Al Jarreau, Regina Belle, Jonathan Butler, Anita Baker) and
Rex Rideout (Ledisi, Richard Elliot, Gerald Albright, Boney
James, Najee).

1. Back In The Day 4:08
2. Revival 4:23
3. Groove Shack 4:10
4. Remember The Love 4:34
5. Burnin' 3:56
6. Side Pocket 4:21
7. It's Like That 4:12
8. Juke Joint 4:02
9. Me And Baby Brother 4:11
10. So Fine 4:05

Artist : Paul Taylor
Album : Burnin'
Label : Peak
Genre : jazz
Street date : 2009-00-00
Quality : 187 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder : Lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Size : 59.38 MB
Time : 42:02 min

Fabolous - Loso's Way (2009)

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 02:22 AM PDT

Fabolous - Loso's Way (2009)
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Release Notes
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After nearly one full decade at the absolute pinnacle of the rap game, Desert
Storm/Def Jam artist Fabolous will deliver the most personal, confessional album
of his career when LOSO'S WAY arrives in the physical and digital marketplace on
July 28th. The new album provides an intimate glimpse into the rise of the
Brooklyn-born rapper, one of today's most important and controversial players,
exploring the perils that come with managing the transition from a street life
to one of legitimacy.

Underscoring the autobiographical portrait of LOSO'S WAY is Fab's first
long-form video project, a 30-minute film to be released in conjunction with the
album. Several trailers from the film have been released, creating a huge buzz
for the project online. Known for keeping his personal life separate from his
rap career, Fab was inspired by Carlito's Way (Al Pacino), as he told SOHH.com
recently: "I think we had some similarities. Carlito was a street dude trying to
make the transition from the streets to something better. That's where I felt I
was at....transitioning from the streets to a hip-hop artist."

In advance of LOSO'S WAY, two singles are building simultaneously at radio:
"Throw It In The Bag" featuring fellow Def Jam artist The-Dream (produced by
Tricky Stewart) was #1 Most-Added at Rhythm formats; and "It's My Time"
featuring brand new Def Jam artist Jeremih (produced by the Runners) is
currently exploding at the Urban format.

Enjoy & Go Support The Artist.......pz1


Tracklist
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01. The Way "Intro" 4:09
02. My Time (featuring Jeremih) 4:00
03. Imma Do It (featuring Kobe) 3:59
04. Feel Like I'm Back 4:28
05. Everything, Everyday, Everywhere (featuring Keri Hilson) 4:07
06. Throw It In The Bag (featuring The-Dream) 3:51
07. Money Goes, Honey Stay (When The Money Goes Remix) 3:45
(featuring Jay Z)
08. Salute (featuring Lil' Wayne) 4:27
09. There He Go (featuring Paul Cain, Red Cafe, And Freck 4:31
Billionaire)
10. The Fabolous Life (featuring Ryan Leslie) 4:07
11. Makin' Love (featuring Ne-Yo) 4:07
12. Last Time (featuring Trey Songz) 4:10
13. Pachanga 4:14
14. Lullaby 4:19
15. Stay (featuring Marsha Ambrosius) 3:41
16. I Miss My Love 5:49

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Still Life Still – Pastel EP

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 02:08 PM PDT

still life still

With the backing of Arts and Crafts and lots of new experimental sounds, it is quite easy to compare Toronto’s to another Canadian act: Broken Social Scene.

The epic cymbal crashes were enough for me on “80’s on TV,” but give listeners such a very small taste on their three-song Pastel EP that it is difficult to say if they’ll have the power of the BSS collective until their full-length in the fall.

So if you don’t mind the surprise of a few random screams, howls, laughs, and even the occasional slinky noise, then the Pastel EP is full of lo-fi goodies that will tide you over until we can properly judge this band with a lengthier release.

Tracklisting:
01. Pastel
02. 80’s on TV
03. Aid

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Faust – C’est Com… Com… Complique (Bureau B/Inertia)

Posted: 26 Jul 2009 07:06 AM PDT

I have a confession to make (please don’t sack me, o editors). I’ve never heard a Faust album before. The odd track yes, but I came to krautrock relatively late and early Kraftwerk and a mild Neu! obsession seemed enough to sate that particular appetite. So I’m not really able to come to any real conclusion as to whether this album of all new material sells out, or rides on, or develops Faust’s 35 year old ideals. What I can say, though, is that if I tried to imagine what Faust would sound like based on the descriptions I’ve read and what I think good outsider avant-rock might sound like, it would have to be excitingly close to this.

Bureau B has been, until now, a reissue label of everything from obscure German postpunk to obscure German disco to obscure German easy listening. Which has the potential to render C’est Com… Com… Complique as mere nostalgia. But this is the label’s first release of all new material and Faust are in no mood for being retrograde. The album is awash in skewed drones, starting out with ‘Kundalini Tremolos’ – 9 minutes of tremoloing guitar, Mo Tucker tom and tambourine pounding and an ever building tension never relieved by the promised freak-out. ‘Accroché À Tes Lèvres’ starts with the sound of a bag of coins landing on the floor. But there’s no associated betrayal, just a mournful organ solo with drums joining in along with bile spat french lyrics. The band (these days a trio consisting of founding members Jean-Hervé Peron and Werner "Zappi" Diermaier, alongside Amaury Cambuzat) are not afraid to throw anything they fancy into the mix. ‘Che Chemin Est Le Bon’ dissolves into ‘Stimmen’s extended interlude of Tuvan throat singing, only to be followed by what approaches gravely french chanson in ‘Petits Sons Appétissants’, albeit punctuated by flailing cymbal explosions.

What is most noticeable is the lack of any of the sort of polish normally associated with veteran bands. When the drums pound, they are in the room with you. When it’s a drum machine at hand, it’s grainy, simplistic and repetitive (in the best possible way). Guitars fizz and feedback is barely contained. The mix is often off-balance, giving a grand exploratory sense to proceedings. Vocals are coarsely delivered, adding to the texture. Samples loop with the gaps showing, pieced together with stickytape. And the extended repetitions of everything are mesmerising.

I’ve really been enjoying this album. Of course, I now want to go back and listen to the canonised parts of the Faust back catalogue, but they’re going to have to be mighty amazing to impress me as much as the new stuff. Faust in 2009 can stand tall amongst the current crop of noise-pop and psych/freak artists pointing the way to yet another future.

Adrian Elmer

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