Over-indulgent and brooding record from Irish folk crooner. Light melodies and delicate vocals form an album that is sure to be popular with the Starbucks set. (Click for more...)   

“I love this song!” my friend yelled as she came into my room and heard Colbie Caillat’s “Bubbly” blasting from my laptop. I smiled in agreement, realizing that I had listened to the song on repeat almost 10 times now. The upbeat, melodic track is infectious, much like the entirety of Caillat’s new album, Coco. (Click for more...)   

The new King of Pop is here to claim his crown. Hip hop beats and his sultry voice ensure this album will get a lot of play on the airwaves. (Click for more...)   

It’s that time again! Homecoming is just around the corner and it’s time to get fired up for the big game. Just as important as the pre-game tailgate is the music that you listen to as you gorge yourself with franks and burgers. Of course there are the classic stadium anthems we all have come to know and love, but there are also some other songs on this list that will definitely get your adrenaline pumping. (Click for more...)   

Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil show-inspired soundtrack album. A complete reworking and remastering of some of the most popular and recognizable songs of all time. (Click for more...)   

The unique melodies and inspirational lyrics of the David Crowder Band’s previous works return again with the release of the band’s fourth full-length album, Remedy. This represents their first LP since A Collision in 2005 and a follow up to the EP B Collision unveiled in 2006. In between albums, the band has performed across the country and world and follows up their newest record with a nation-wide fall tour. (Click for more...)   

With the release of his new album Sleeping Through the Static on February 5th, Johnson provides a ray of hope for escaping the winter doldrums. I was looking forward to more cheerful tracks such as “Upside Down” and “Better Together” that have become iTunes playlist staples; however, Static was not exactly the upbeat album I was expecting. (Click for more...)