It was nice of Demi Moore to drop in on the invitation of Maiti Nepal Founder/CNN Hero 2010 Anuradha Koirala to help out with the anti-trafficking campaign.[break]
Although we only found out on the day of her departure. Nevertheless, here’s letting you know about something right on its arrival.
No, it’s not the New Year’s 2068 but, latest releases from the international music scene!
After taking the music scene by storm like a tiny hurricane with her first single, “Whip My Hair”, Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s daughter Willow is back to amaze us with her surprising act. “21st Century Girl” is the name of her latest offering.
Willow being a child star, who is only 10 years old, labeling her even as a “girl” sounds a bit too mature. In other words, she’s just a kid thus becomes quite hard for us to swallow the lyrics the little girl has to churn out in the single.
Music wise, the beat hugging dance track does just about enough to help out with our hip shaking activity. However, as highly talented as she may be, her songs do make us feel like her celebrity parents should take things slow with the apple of their eye.
While, “Femme Fatale” is the kind of album that will break the anti-Spears notion. The new set of songs have been garnering the best reviews of her career and has also been regarded as a return of the pop diva for good which is evident in its latest single.
Although Spears might seem like she’s following the footsteps of her successors Lady Gaga and Ke$ha in “Till The World Ends”, the techno-dance track is likable and makes you acknowledge a job done well.
Linkin Park does it again with its album “A Thousand Suns”. “Burning in the Skies” outlines the set as its third offering and needless to say, even this LP single proves to have full potential to make it big. It also depicts how the rockers have matured with their sound since their debut in 2000.
The new song is more about lyrics and softer rock melodies similar to that of U2 than their original hard rap rock.
In 2002, Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow came up with such an amazing duet that remains one of the hottest duet choices in karaoke bars the world over. “Picture” is still very much in the picture. Come 2011, the duo team up yet again for another hot collaboration.
Taken from his current album “Born Free”, “Collide” tells the bittersweet tale of two former flames who take shelter in each other’s arms once again.
And the surprise element, being you can hear rocker Bob Seger on piano during the song. It may not reach the expectations paved by “Picture” but after a few listening, the new track is sure to get hooked.
The cast of Glee has been delighting us with their enthralling renditions of the golden classic hits, one after another. But the Gleeks are now taking a break from covers and have come up with their own song! Yes, the team has recorded an original single which can be found on “Glee: The Music, Volume 5”. “Loser Like Me” is the title of the fresh offering which has a catchy verse with a hopped-up beat followed by an even catchier singsong chorus.
It’s definitely a treat for the fans of the series.
We’ve seen Colbie Caillat go all “bubbly” in her debut effort and even heard her sing about “The Little Things” in love. But the light-pop singer is now set to say “I Do”. No, she is not tying the knot, at least not any time soon, but that’s the name of her new song which absolutely lives up to the lightness her sound usually delivers.
The peppy track is about getting ready to express one’s love, not about marriage and is the case of love at first listening.
It is from her yet to be released third album “All of You”.
Time and again, a dance track infused with bhangra beats emerges in the international music biz and the latest one in that category happens to be the single “So Good” by newcomer Tina.
The songstress does make us feel good in the song accompanied by rapper Fat Joe and a right amount of eastern sounds.
Supriya Pradhan is an RJ at Hits FM 91.2 MHz
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