Single Reviews – 22 April Philip Lickley reviews the pick of this week’s single releases. If you would like to contribute to All-Noise, get in touch on [email protected] Calvin Harris ft Ne-Yo – ’Let’s Go’ [rating:3/5] Buy Let’s Go It’s no surprise from listening to this that Calvin Harris is behind the production as the […]
Category: Single Reviews
Single: “So Blue” by Fantasia
Fantasia has premiered a new single titled “So Blue”. This new single will be included in her fifth studio album. The album will be out in June via RCA Records. The album title will be “The Definition Of…”. You can listen to this latest single below and if you like it, you can pre-order the […]
New Music: “Ghost Town” by Adam Lambert
“Ghost Town” is the latest released single from Adam Lambert’s third studio album “The Original High”. The album is planned for release on June 12. This single is produced by Max Martin and is destined to top the charts. Everything about the song is great and the response from fans has also been equally encouraging. […]
Music Video Review: “Wet Dreamz” by J. Cole
Flirting is fun and it’s really easy once you have your puppy strolling with you on your favorite jogging track. This is what J. Cole is going to show you in his new music video for “Wet Dreamz”. The official video for “Wet Dreamz”, directed by Ryan Staake, was premiered by the 30-year old rapper […]
Listen to Jack White’s new track ‘Lazaretto’
There are a lot of stories about this years Record Store Day swirling around – what with all of the surprise releases, live appearances and everything else. The one I’m most interested in though is the debut of Jack White’s new song – the title track from his upcoming new solo album Lazaretto. White aimed […]
Single review: The Kooks – ‘Down’
It’s a slight change in style for the Kooks who return after a couple of years away with this more experimental sound mixing in unusual percussion, a skat-influenced chorus, crowd shout-outs and a freer way of doing things. It’s not going to be a winning track for them like their most famous hits, but you […]
Single review: Indiana – ‘Solo Dancing’
With a throbbing, bassy backing that has echoes of Muse’s ‘Madness’, ‘Solo Dancing’ is a building, electronic, Moloko-inspired number with a strong beat, especially when emphasised by the clever, watchable video. With several shifts in tempo amongst the relentless electronic backing, it’s a song that doesn’t employee a central chorus or memorable moment but comes […]
Single review: DJ Cassidy feat. Robin Thicke and Jessie J – ‘Calling All Hearts’
Cassidy teams up with two heavy hitters of the music world with Jessie J being the primary contributor here, her wobbling vocals lifting the song to more heights with Thicke feeling the lesser of the contributors, his verses being a little bland. The seventies Earth, Wind and Fire feel will bring in an older audience […]
Single review: Molly – ‘Children Of The Universe’
It’s that time of year. Yes, when our Eurovision track lands. Sounding very unlike a typical cheesy Eurovision song, Molly wisely drops her surname on this release to bring a bombastic number that balances a percussion-focussed bridge with a striking verse and ethereal, Florence and the Machine-like chorus. It’s not as immediately catchy as our […]
Single review: Alicia Keys feat. Kendrick Lamar – ‘It’s On Again’
Taken from The Amazing Spider-man 2 soundtrack, ‘It’s On Again’ is at its best when Alicia Keys is singing, so much so it’s worth skipping the first thirty seconds of aggressive rap to get to the more central part of the song, the opening proving to be Lamar’s only contribution to the piece which should […]