What? I don't understand the title, too! It's from J'Lo's hit single "On the Floor".
I have always been a fan of Jennifer Lopez since I was in highschool. That was a looooooooooooong time ago! And I am so glad that she's back on the music scene. She had just released a single from her new album Love? titled "On The Floor".
From being an Epic Records star, she is now under Island Def Jam Music Group. Although she had released some singles awhile back, it didn't catch up on the radio. This time though, On The Floor is ripping up the charts! In the United States, "On the Floor" made its first chart debut on the Hot Dance Club Songs, debuting at number twenty-six. Additionally it debuted on the US Pop Songs chart at number forty, marking Lopez's first appearance on Pop airplay charts since 2007. "On the Floor" was also noted for being the first song to debut in the top-ten and climb up the chart in its second week.
On the Floor features sample from a 1989 song "Lambada" which plays on her Latin roots. The song and the video is an ode to her Latin roots and to being a back up dancer before making it big. It also features rapper Pitbull.
And so, here is the video. I can't believe she's turning 41 this year! You can see how fit she is on the video. And this video had around 50 million views in time of posting! Good job!
What do you think? Like it? Love it? I am so glad she's back and I even get to see her every week on TV as American Idol's likeable judge.
See yah later!
No, I am not about to post on moving on as the tile might suggest. It's from Neon Hitch's hit entitled "Get Over U" and I can't get over this song.
Released last January, it has grown on me! Even the slightly creepy and wierd video.
Let's talk about Neon Hitch first. Born in South England, she was a daughter of a lighting technician father. Her mom brought a caravan for them to live in when their house burned down. She started writing poems at a tender age of ten which led to lyrics, and to singing them. (She wrote Ke$ha's Blah Blah Blah)
Anyway, here is the video.
What do you think?
Her album, Beg, Borrow and Steal is now available.
See yah later!
Hello Everyone! Miss me? Probably not, but I did miss a lot of blogging. I have been busy with work lately and couldn't find the time to blog...
Anyway, did you guys watch Glee's latest episode? The title for that would be "Original Song", where the New Directions come up with their, well, original song for Regionals. This would not be a recap, its a little, okay, very late for that. So, allow me to share some videos instead!
Let's start with The guys over at Dalton Academy. Yes, I kinda feel like Darren Criss (Blaine) is getting all the solos for The Warblers. Kurt feels the same way,too. The song, btw, is "Misery" originally by Maroon 5.
Next is New Directions with their Original Songs. Lea Michele (Rachel) does a superb job on her solo, "Get it Right". Although I am slightly bothered by the leggings and boots combo, I'mma make it pass. Oh, and if you watched the ep, you'll know she wrote the song while crying, I mean that's TALENT!
And, Ladies and Gentlemen, New Directions singing "Loser Like Me". Which is like singing about what Sue Sylvester had done to them, literally!!!
Enjoy!
Oh, they have a new album out! The tracks includes the original songs featured in original song!
See yah later soon!
BTW, Happy Anniversary to this blog! 1 year has come and gone! Woot woot!
