Cheryl Cole readying release of third album!

Girls Aloud member and celebrity in her own right, Cheryl Cole, is going to release a new album! Yes, this is sad news for Girls Aloud fans who want the girls to get back together, but it seems Cheryl Cole cares more fore her solo career at this point and it doesn’t look like she is going to reconcile with Nadine Coyle anytime soon. The new album is done and ready to go out. let’s hope it’s better than Messy Little Raindrops! I still can’t get over the absurdity of the title.

Nicola Roberts’ debut album “Cinderella’s Eyes” has leaked!

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The third Girl Aloud to release an album, Nicola Roberts, has gotten her album Cinderella’s Eyes leaked! Not good for the British pop singer, but something tells us she has more tricks up her sleeve. Lo Click here to be forwarded to another blog to investigate the leak.

Exclusive: Nadine Coyle premieres “Don Julio” in New York City!

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We had the pleasure of seeing our favorite Girl Aloud, Nadine Coyle, performs several tracks at MuuMuse.com‘s event #Gumbopop in New York City. The best vocalist in the group, in our humble opinion, performed her single “Insatiable,” a dance remix of “Runnin’,” the new single “Sweetest High” and this new track titled “Don Julio,” which is also tentatively  titled “Save Me.” Great re-tweaking of some of the tracks and lovely new song. The video quality is shaky but we were partying hard! Continue reading

Nadine Coyle performs “Sweetest High” at Splash Bar NYC!

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Has Nadine Coyle gone crazy? The new look feels like its touching the fine line towards insanity. Christina Aguilera called she wants her “Lady Marmalade” look back! The song is strong and we knew it would do well in gay clubs, we just wonder why this surprise single came out and will it be followed by an album?

Nadine Coyle set to debut new song “Sweetest High”

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We are probably one of the few people that actually sat down and gave Nadine Coyle’s debut Insatiable a good listen, which mean, in turn, that we are also one of the few to reap the benefits of a beautiful album overlooked by many. We are still reeling off of “Sexy Love Affair.” At any rate, just when you though that Nadine Coyle, our favorite Girl Aloud and Loft965.com’s favorite, is back with new single, new look and a whole lotta promo. 2 days from now, the single “Sweetest High” will debut. We have high hopes for the sweetly-accented one from Girls Aloud. Click here to visit her official website.  Continue reading

Nicola Roberts of Girls Aloud launches solo career!

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As you can tell by the leak of the sleeve of her new single. Nicola Roberts is ready to rock your world as the third Girl Aloud with a solo album. The new single is called “Beat Of My Drum” and the artwork and fashion for it look extra fierce. We can’t wait to get more. We hope it sounds more like Siobhan Donaghy and less like Cheryl Cole.

Girls Aloud are officially getting back together in 2012!

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The best girl band we have right now, Girls Aloud, have confirmed via their publicist that they have plans to get back together in 2012. There is no word of an album yet, but they will definitely have a couple of tour dates. Let’s just wish and hope that Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Sarah Harding decide to make a couple of tracks for our audible pleasure.

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Girls Aloud to reunite for 10th anniversary!

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The internet is rampant with news that Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Cole, Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts and Kim Walsh are reuniting sometime this year for the full-fledged tour to celebrate 10 years together, allegedly. According to an unknown source the fivesome are readying up a tour for this autumn when all thier schedules work. Still, we believe Cheryl Cole has it out for Nadine Coyle, so we don’t know if this will be resolved. At any rate, a tour is lovely, but an album would be lovelier.

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Exclusive: Loft965.com’s Best Songs Of 2010

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  1. “Clap Your Hands” by Sia
  2. “Someone Like You (Live Version)” by Adele
  3. “(Still A) Weirdo” by KT Tunstall
  4. “Crave You” by Flight Facilities
  5. “Black Diamond Day” by Alexa Wilding
  6. “Makes Me Happy” by Undersea Poem
  7. “Gutter” by Medina
  8. “Stars 4-Ever” by Robyn
  9. “Too Much” by Kylie Minogue
  10. “Lost Where I Belong” by Andreya Triana
  11. “Fourth Of July (Fireworks)” by Kelis
  12. “Love All Over Me” by Monica
  13. “Norway” by Beach House
  14. “Order 1081″ by Natalie Merchant
  15. “Even Though” by Morcheeba
  16. “I’m In Here (Piano/Vocal Edit)” by Sia
  17. “Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love)” by Kylie Minogue
  18. “Teenage Dream” by Katy Perry
  19. “Alpha Shallows” by Laura Marling
  20. “Only Girl (In The World)” by Rihanna
  21. “You And I” by Medina
  22. “Tik Tok” by Ke$ha
  23. “Hang With Me” by Robyn
  24. “Parachute” by Cheryl Cole
  25. “Umm Hmm” by Erykah Badu
  26. “Always Up With You” by Alphabeat
  27. “The Drug” by Royksöpp
  28. XXXO” by M.I.A.
  29. “You’ve Changed” by Sia
  30. “Your Love Is My Drug” by Ke$ha
  31. “Wonderful Life” by Hurts
  32. “Never Gonna Leave Me” by Sia
  33. “Window Seat” by Erykah Badu
  34. “Paradise Circus” by Massive Attack
  35. “Brave” by Kelis
  36. “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn
  37. “Promise This” by Cheryl Cole
  38. “Ever Fallen In Love” by Noisettes
  39. “Get Outta My Way” by Kylie Minogue
  40. “I Am Not A Robot” by Marina And The Diamonds
  41. “Summer Day” by Sheryl Crow
  42. “Once In A Lifetime” by Monica
  43. “Stop Trying” by Sia
  44. “Sound Of Love” by Husky Rescue
  45. “Why Don’t You Love Me?” by Beyoncé
  46. “Only You (Take Me Away)” by Nina Sky
  47. “Who’s That Chick” by David Guetta featuring Rihanna
  48. “Do-Wah-Doo” by Kate Nash
  49. “Starry Eyed” by Ellie Goulding
  50. “Endlessly” by Duffy
  51. “Call Your Girlfriend” by Robyn
  52. “Bring Night” by Sia
  53. “Waiting” by Cheryl Cole
  54. “We Shall Burn Bright” by Husky Rescue
  55. “Indestructible” by Robyn
  56. “Let Go” by jj
  57. “My Baby Left Me” by Rox
  58. “Forgiveness” by Sarah McLachlan
  59. “You Lost Me” by Christina Aguilera
  60. “Raise Your Glass” by P!nk
  61. “Love Kills” by Robyn
  62. “Commander” by Kelly Rowland
  63. “Nobody” by Kate Earl
  64. “When I’m Alone” by Lissie
  65. “Senior Living” by Royksöpp
  66. “Dumb” by Alexandra Burke
  67. “Fuck You” by Cee-Lo Green
  68. “Rude Boy” by Rihanna
  69. “Big Sunglasses” by Dragonette
  70. “Looking For An Angel” by Kylie Minogue
  71. “Tightrope” by Janelle Monaé featuring Big Boi
  72. “Dance In The Dark” by Lady Gaga
  73. “Acapella” by Kelis
  74. “We R Who We R” by Ke$ha
  75. “Lonely” by Medina
  76. “Be Good To Me” by Sia
  77. “Well Well Well” by Duffy
  78. “Theme Song” by Undersea Poem
  79. “Drop The Other” by Emika
  80. “Daydreamer” by Andreya Triana
  81. “Hormones” by Tracey Thorn
  82. “Wolf Trap Motel” by Husky Rescue
  83. “Out My Mind, Just In Time” by Erykah Badu
  84. “The Time (Dirty Bit)” by Black Eyed Peas
  85. “Whataya Want From Me” by Adam Lambert
  86. “The Fight” by Sia
  87. “Invisible Light” by Scissor Sisters
  88. “Everybody Loves Me” by Prince
  89. “Criminal Intent” by Robyn
  90. “Make My Heart” by Toni Braxton
  91. “Action Man” by Hafdís Huld
  92. “All The Lovers” by Kylie Minogue
  93. “Broken Heels” by Alexndra Burke
  94. “Happy Hour” by Cheryl Cole
  95. “Hole In My Heart” by Alphabeat
  96. “Spaceship” by Benny Bennasi featuring Kelis
  97. “King Of Anything” by Sarah Bareilles
  98. “Oh Santa!” by Mariah Carey
  99. “You Should Know Better” by Robyn featuring Snoop Dogg
  100. “Soldier Of Love” by Sade
  101. “Firework” by Katy Perry
  102. “The Co-Dependant” by Sia
  103. “Men In Love” by The Gossip
  104. “Why Don’t You Love Me” by Tori Amos and Cyndi Lauper
  105. “Runnin’” by Nadine Cole
  106. “Song For The Baby” by Kelis
  107. “History” by Groove Armada featuring Will Young
  108. “Paris Nights/New York Mornings” by Corinne Bailey Rae
  109. “Hollywood” by Marina And The Diamonds
  110. “Cry When You Get Older” by Robyn
  111. “When Christmas Comes” by Mariah Carey
  112. “Tenderoni” by Kele
  113. “Stand Up!” by Cheryl Cole
  114. “Telephone” by Lady Gaga featuring Beyoncé
  115. “Strangest Thing” by Clare Maguire
  116. “Slow” by Rumer
  117. “Rolling In The Deep” by Adele
  118. “Closer” by Kylie Minogue
  119. “Fembots” by Robyn
  120. “Pop Goes The World” by The Gossip
  121. “Superman” by Gabriella Climi
  122. “I’m Not Yours” by Angus and Julia Stone
  123. “Still Standing” by Monica
  124. “Dancehall Queen” by Robyn
  125. “Emancipate” by Kelis
  126. “Baby” by Justin Beiber
  127. “Auld Lang Syne” by Mariah Carey
  128. “I Do Not Care For The Winter Sun” by Beach House
  129. “Surrender” by Ölof Arnalds featuring Björk
  130. “Aphrodite” by Kylie Minogue
  131. “’81″ by Joanna Newsom
  132. “Loosen The Knot” by Lissie
  133. “Recipe For Disaster” by Morcheeba
  134. “Don’t Talk About This Love” by Cheryl Cole
  135. “Your Song” by Ellie Goulding
  136. “Loved” by Edie
  137. “Right Thru Me” by Nicki Minaj
  138. “Love Come” by Sarah McLachlan
  139. “22nd Century” by Kelis
  140. “Lovalot” by M.I.A.
  141. “Everything To Me” by Monica
  142. “Sign Your Name” by Sheryl Crow
  143. “Oh Father” by Sia
  144. “Gone Baby, Don’t Be Long” by Erykah Badu
  145. “Don’t Fucking Tell Me What To Do” by Robyn
  146. “Song X” by Andreya Triana
  147. “Dirty Talk” by Wynter Gordon
  148. “Maneater” by The Bird And The Bee
  149. “Mama’s Place” by Roisin Murphy
  150. “California Gurls” by Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg
  151. “Tell ‘Em” by Sleigh Bells
  152. “Rocket”  by Goldfrapp
  153. “Hands” by The Ting Tings
  154. “Scream” by Kelis
  155. “Insatiable” by Nadine Coyle
  156. “ET” by Madita
  157. “Celestica” by Crystal Castles
  158. Big Girl, Little Girl” by Sia
  159. “Cupid Boy” by Kylie Minogue
  160. “Nothing” by  Janet Jackson
  161. “Man Down” by Rihanna
  162. “Pink Cloud” by Sam Sparro
  163. “Waves” by Holly Miranda
  164. “All I Need” by Christina Aguilera
  165. DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love” by Usher
  166. “Speechless” by Lady Gaga
  167. “Driving Song” by Undersea Poem
  168. “Goodbye England (Covered In Snow)” by Laura Marling
  169. “The Alcoholic” by Royksopp
  170. “It Takes A Muscle” by M.I.A.
  171. “Dynamite” by Taio Cruz
  172. “Singles Bar” by Tracey Thorn
  173. “Loving You Is Easy” by Sarah McLachlan
  174. “Aretha” by Rumer
  175. “Complicated” by Rihanna
  176. “Sexy Love Affair” by Nadine Coyle
  177. “Take It Off” by Ke$ha
  178. “Fade Like A Shadow” by KT Tunstall
  179. “Amnesia” by Cheryl Cole
  180. Saved by Tinashé
  181. I Don’t Believe” by Rox
  182. “Sideways” by Sheryl Crow
  183. “Winter Sun” by Hafdis Huld
  184. “Into The Light” by jj
  185. “On The Lam” by Kele
  186. “Paris” by Kate Nash
  187. “A Town Called Obsolete” by Andreya Triana
  188. “Babyfather” -Sade
  189. “Born Free” by M.I.A.
  190. “Silver Soul” by Beach House
  191. “If It Wasn’t For Bad” by Elton John and Leon Russell
  192. “Vultures” by Nicole Atkins
  193. “Radio” by Alesha Dixon
  194. “Peace Signs” by Sharon Van Etten
  195. “Selfish” by Medina
  196. “Goodbye Game” by Chrisette Michele
  197. “Sex For Breakfast” by Christina Aguilera
  198. “Tarantula” by Diane Birch
  199. “Discoverer” by R.E.M.
  200. “Kiss That Grrl” by Kate Nash

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Nadine Coyle’s album “Insatiable” leaks!

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The time has come for us to judge the hell out of the other Girl Aloud, Nadine Coyle. Her debut album that has allegedly stopped the band from reuniting (although we think it is Cheryl Cole‘s ego) is out! Insatiable has leaked all over the internet. Click here to investigate the leak over at another blog.

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Listen to Cheryl Cole’s second single “The Flood”

The first single from the poorly titled Messy Little Raindrops was a blast, but the second is a lackluster ballad by the name of “The Flood.” But, at least in the UK, anything this Girl Aloud touches will turn into gold for the time being. Nadine Coyle‘s “Insatiable” is much better, but, of well. Have a listen.

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Video Preview: “Insatiable” by Nadine Coyle

Nadine Coyle is at it! The solo career starts now and this is the first single from it, which apparently has been banned from TV because it was too racy. We don’t see anything too out there, but you know we like us some racy. This single comes out a week after Cheryl Cole’s “Promise This.” We would like it to push the track off of the to spot.

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Video Premiere: “Promise This” by Cheryl Cole

The new video from Cheryl Cole‘s somewhat rushed sophomore effort has come available. The album is slated for an end of the year release… just in time to compete with our favorite Girl Aloud Nadine Coyle. This is just OK to us. But, we originally hated “Fight For This Love” and then grew to love the entire album and its first single included.  So, it has growing potential is what we are trying to say.

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Nadine Coyle begins promotional tour for “Insatiable”

Our favorite Girl Aloud, Nadine Coyle, is ready and set to go ahead with the promotion of her debut album Insatiable. The lead single of the same name got mixed reviews, but that  isn’t stopping this lovely. Meanwhile, Cheryl Cole found it to be a great opportunity for her to cram in another album right before the other Girls Aloud get feisty. Let’s hope this one has some gems on it.

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Nadine Coyle reveals album details, track listing!

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Nadine Coyle is our favorite Girl Aloud and in our head we’d like to think that this album is a marriage between Ray Of Light and Butterfly, but we have to be realistic. Still, we have very high hopes for her and we hope she beats Cheryl Cole out of the field. The album’s titled Insatiable. It’s dropping on November 8th of this year and the lead single will be the album title song. Click below for the tracklisting. Unlike Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle co-wrote every single track on the album.

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Nadine Coyle to launch solo album!

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News around the corner is that Nadine Coyle is allegely finally finished with her debut solo album and ready to either shop it around or fully launch it. This is exciting news as it is about time we hear something from the Girls Aloud damsel. We hope it’s better than Cheryl Cole‘s efforts and gets more attention. Why, you ask? She’s our favorite.

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