Meh. Glad they are breaking up.
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Gemma Hayes performs “In Over My Head” live!
1Pretty little version of the song!
Sexy Track: “Keep Running” by Gemma Hayes
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Hailing all the way from Ireland, this folkster is no stranger to dreamy low-tempo numbers. Also, she is the perfect chanteuse for road-trip music. This track is no different, it is a great rock number with carefully embedded lyrics that will give you wanderlust at first listen. It’s climactic and has a strong story, until the chorus hits and keeps you humming for days.
Gemma Hayes titles new album “Let It Break,” released on May 27th!
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Irish folk-rock goddess is back with her fourth disc (everyone seems to on their fourth album these days). If the album is anything like the design campaign (above) then its going to be stellar. But, we are used to everything from Gemma Hayes to be fabulous. The album is titled Let It Break and is slated for a May 27thth release!
The first single is set to be “Shock To The System” and should be out sometime around now. We can’t get a date, to tell you the truth.
More of Nadine Coyle’s lovely accent
1A bull walks into a supermarket…
Cheryl Cole goes solo, Nadine Coyle goes solo
When the news broke out that Cheryl Cole is going to do a solo album it was both exciting and worrying a little bit. By all means, Cheryl is not my favorite. I think she has the worst voice out of all of them and she is the only one that sounds like she doesn’t like the Girls Aloud genre. She is more into hip hop and R&B and it shows from her dancing to her song choices. Plus, the only thing we have seen from her solo sphere is that utterly abhorrent collaboration with Will.I.Am.
Boyzone are back…
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I’ve been putting this off for a while. Because I am making a compilation of sad songs for November. Nonetheless, I am excited about the Boyzone comeback like anyone else (anyone?). I’ve always though Stephen Gately was shiny. The Irish lads are giving it another go after the successful revival of Take That and now New Kids On The Block.
