Blackout is an electropop song performed by Breathe Carolina, an American band. It is the lead single from the duet’s 3rd studio album, entitled Hell Is What You Make It. The single was released on 14 June, 2011, after its premiere on MTV Buzzworthy on 13 June, 2011. The song was favorably received by music critics, being praised for the catchy lyrics and a "radio-friendly" ... Full story

Michael Stevenson, better known as Tyga, is a 22-year-old American rapper of Jamaican and Vietnamese descent. His stage name is an acronym that means Thank You God Always. Tyga received his first recognition for the debut single, entitled Coconut Juice that featured rapper Travie McCoy, the singer’s cousin. Rack City is Tyga’s 2011 single from the to-be-released second studio album, Careless World: Rise of the ... Full story

On a quiet winter evening, turn on a beautiful song by Chris Young, entitled You, and enjoy the wonderful sounding and positive mood. This song was written by Chris Young in collaboration with Luke Laird. It the second single from Young’s 3rd studio album, Neon. Sensual vocal performance and a memorable chorus – that is how critics described the single. The track peaked at position 8 ... Full story

Survivor/I Will Survive is a mash-up performed by Glee Cast in Season 3, episode 8 (Hold On to Sixteen). It was sung by The Troublestones, the second glee club in William McKinley High School. The song covers the singles performed by Gloria Gaynor and Destiny's Child. The mash-up, together with two other tracks from the episode, charted on the Billboard Hot 100. Watch the Survivor/I ... Full story

International Love is the title of Pitbull’s 4th official single from his number six studio album, Planet Pit. It features vocals by Chris Brown, American R&B artist. The song was released on 29 May, 2011, serving as a promotional single for the album. On 11 October, 2011, it appeared on air on rhythmic radio in the USA. It was released as the official single only ... Full story

Drink in My Hand is a song written by Eric Church in collaboration with Luke Laird and Michael P. Heeney. It is relatively fresh, being released in August this year as the 10th single in Church’s music career. It is also the second one from the singer’s 3rd studio album, entitled Chief. It is a cheerful drinking song recorded in country music style. It peaked at ... Full story