So today the soundtrack for Hannah Montana: The Movie was released. To start with one thing; most of it is nothing like any previous Hannah Montana soundtrack. Part of it is though and it’s not surprising that it’s the Hannah Montana part but that’s only seven of the eighteen songs. It’s actually quite long for today’s standards with a playtime of pretty much exactly an hour. (more…)

To celebrate that Miley Cyrus’ album Breakout went platinum, Hollywood Records released a Platinum Edition of the album. Though in reality the release was planned before the original Breakout was even released. It would have been quite embarrassing if the album hadn’t been platinum yet. The platinum edition was released two weeks ago but you can blame the mailman for this late review. (more…)

Reviews of movie soundtracks isn’t really something we usually bother with but seeing there’s a general shortage in starlet news we’ll just do it to fill the site a bit. The last couple of weeks there were two soundtracks released that matter to this site; the one being Twilight and the other Bolt. Seeing Twilight is only a collection of random songs drawn from all sorts of artists we’re not going to bother with it. Instead we’re going to focus on the Bolt soundtrack. The reviews for the movies have actually been very good so far but the soundtrack is being ignored a bit, though there’s a reason for that. (more…)

I first have to point out that I’ve never really listened to Taylor’s music. So this review isn’t going to contain any comparison to her debut album.

Lets start with some basics; Taylor is a country singer. The thing wit hthe new generation of music artists is that the differences between genres are fading. You can rarely call someone pure pop, rock, country or any other genre anymore. The same is true for Taylor’s Fearless. Sure there will always be a certain country “twang” to her music as people call it. People that aren’t into country music will also be listening to her music though. (more…)

Demi Lovato has dropped her first album called Don’t Forget. There are a total of eleven songs on the album totaling about 38 minutes but my problem with far too short albums is already known; everyone does it anyway. A large portion of the album was co-written by the Jonas Brothers who Demi was opening for on their tour and of course also knew from Camp Rock. Her reason for doing this is that she says that songs written by her wouldn’t be Disney material; she’s more into metal. (more…)