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Supaffly Inc - Be Together
 Best known for 2005's summer anthem "Let's Get Down" and 2006's "Moving Too Fast" , the UK dance act of Panos Liassi (Mister P) and Andrew Tumi (One) are ready for another victory on the European dance charts with this new blend of reggae, hip-hop, rock and dance. There are mixes from Delinquent, Ian Carey and TV Rock.
Website: www.supaflyinc.com
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Janet - Feedback
 Ms. Jackson and her romantic partner/producer Jermaine Dupri have reportedly claimed they wanted to record club‑oriented music for her latest album "Discipline" released on February 26. Recorded without Janet's long‑term collaborators/producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, it will include this first Dark Child-produced single. The 5‑time Grammy Award‑winning and Oscar‑nominated Jackson is currently starring in "Why Did I Get Married?", the new smash hit movie by Tyler Perry.
Feedback single has been remixed by a variety of artists including Wideboys and Jody Den Broeder. Officially issued by her label, this new mix will be sent to clubs worldwide, and it is reported that when Janet visits the UK, "Feedback" will remain the emphasis of her promotion.
Website: www.janetjackson.com
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Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland - 4 Minutes To SAve The World
 Parents need to know that although Madonna is fond of pushing the envelope when it comes to being sexual, this single is very tame. There are two lines of mild innuendo but nothing to make parents -- or even grandparents -- cringe. Note: Madonna's upcoming album, Hard Candy comes out at the end of April .
"4 MINUTES TO SAVE THE WORLD," Madonna's first single from her upcoming album, Hard Candy, is a dance track with a heavy horn influence. Justin Timberlake makes an appearance and omnipresent Timbaland produced it.
Being different and edgy -- the cornerstones of what Madonna prides herself on -- are missing from "4 Minutes to Save the World." While the afrobeat horn breaks drive the energy of the single, Madonna takes back stage to Timberlake's best impersonation of Michael Jackson and the overpowering erratic electronic sounds signature of Timbaland's production. It's a solid song, but it's too similar to what every pop artist is putting out these days and true blue Madonna fans won't be, well, a fan. |
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