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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Eminem's We Made You Video
Eminem is back, but he has nothing new to offer this time around. Yes, Eminem goes after the usual suspects - Jessica Simpson, Kim Kardashian, Lindsay Lohan and Sam Ronson - but it just feels like I saw this video in 2006.
I adore Eminem and must say he looks pretty damn good (he was getting fat for a while there), but he really needs to step up his game if he wants to get back in the good graces of his fans.
So watch the video, "We Made You" and let me know what you think. I think it has a great chorus but that's about it.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Beyonce's Diva Video


Beyonce wants to be clear that a "Diva" is a female version of a hustler. And boy is Beyonce working on her new album as Sasha Fierce. So that's where those ugly glasses came into play; Beyonce wears them in her "Diva" video.
I have to admit that Beyonce is the kind of woman you just can't your eyes off of. She has her "Sasha Fierce" persona down pat.
Add to all that some black and white choreography, and Beyonce has herself the makings of a killer video that will get plenty of airplay on the Net. I say the Net because there simply are no music channels that play any music videos anymore. Go Beyonce.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Ashley King's Mama Said

Ashley King's song "Mama Said" really has that vibe that makes you want to chill out, have a very expensive glass of red wine and just rock your head to the amazing beats and lyrics.
So don't be shy; take a listen to Ashley King's amazing song "Mama Said" and let me know what you think.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Ashley King's The Way You Feel
Ashley King... Remember that name because you're going to be hearing upcoming artist Ashley King's name very often and very soon. Newly signed to the Buddhafish music label owned by none other than fashion designer extraordinaire Kevin Allwood, Ashley King is about to release her debut album, Waiting for the Future, on May 2009.
Ashley King's song, "The Way You Feel" just oozes sexy and can easily go from background music at a hip restaurant to bedroom music when the mood strikes. And you know the mood will strike.
It also doesn't hurt that Ashley King is easy on the eyes. So it's a no brainer formula; get a hot-looking chick like Ashley King who can sing and looks smoking doing it, and you've got yourself a money-making machine.
So take a listen to "The Way You Feel" and let me know what you think of Ashley King.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Music Reviews - James Blunt

Released on September 18, 2007, James Blunt's All The Lost Souls is what music fans have been waiting for. After his debut album Back to Bedlam in 2005, fans have been anticipating his sophomore effort.
Released in a new format called MVI (Music Video Interactive), the All The Lost Souls DVD is more than just a DVD; it contains all his latest hits including "1973," "Same Mistake" and "Carry You Home," rich video content, portable music files, and interactive computer features.
Now fans can create James Blunt ringtones, check out some beautiful photos of him, get some buddy icons, and even set him as their wallpaper. Just when you thought that technology was at its apex, here comes a 2-disc DVD that contains more James Blunt than you'll know what to do with.
The music is fantastic, the documentary is inspiring and the ability to get interactive with James Blunt makes this man all the more extraordinary. And after you see the preview for Return to Kosovo, you will develop a new respect for Blunt, and perhaps even fall in love with him all over again.
One can appreciate Blunt's DVD release because every song has its own character and flavor, and it wasn't simply thrown together on a whim. This is an artist who embraces his craft whole-heartedly. The music is worth listening to over and over again, and the rest of the DVD is just butta, baby.
Best Song: "I'll Take Everything"
Best Video: Preview of Blunt's forthcoming James Blunt: Return to Kosovo
Best Interactive Computer Feature: Ringtones
Visit MVIMusic.com/JamesBlunt to get your copy.
LadyThrills Rating: 4.5 out of 5