Former frontman for The Burning Tree Project and current member of IAMMEDIC continues to carry on multiple music projects, now branching off on his own with a new solo single entitled “Into the Sun”. He’s enlisted the help of the multi-talented Quest Crew dancer and singer Lydia Paek. This one is as high energy as the rest of em, so get your blood pumping by picking it up on iTunes & Amazon.
In my humble opinion, it’s been too long since we’ve seen or heard from the singing family known as the Jazmin sisters. But at least we have this short interview clip to help us bide our time until there is some new music from the group. The interview keeps things fairly light, staying pretty much on the topic of music and their influences, style, etc. My only question is, when can we get a single or a music video!?
Unfortunately, this visual for “Celebrate”, off of Mickey Cho‘s Joy EP from last December, isn’t a full fledged production, but rather more like a promotional lyric video. It’s only a couple minutes long so you don’t even get the whole song, but what you do get is a seizure inducing combination of quick fades and flashes of colors to help kick off that migraine. In reality, it’s not that bad, we’re just disappointed we didn’t get a full video.
Dia Frampton has always seemed down to earth and sincere, and that’s why she’s like a breath of fresh air among the countless celebrities that grace our public consciousness over the years. In her interview with Fenuxe Magazine, she talks frankly about the pros and cons to her new life, and why she’s a little insecure about the second season of the Voice starting up. Read the interview in full over at Fenuxe, it’s not too long and it’s a great read!
Now that John Park has made the full fledged transition from American Idol contestant to South Korean Pop star, we’ll likely be reporting on his activities less and less. But we wanted to be sure to share with you his debut MV for the lead single “Falling” that was released in conjunction with his new mini-album. He leaves a bi-lingual message to his fans that we’ve also posted up, after the break. We’re proud of the guy!
OK, as much as I can’t help myself from fawning over Jessica Alba, even I am partial enough to admit that the film Honey wasn’t exactly Oscar-worthy material. So how it was able to warrant itself a direct to video sequel so many years later, I don’t know. The film itself may have little to do with the original, but Honey 2 is noteworthy to me for one reason – an appearance by Quest Crew. Luckily, they were given the rights to share their extended performance with us – perhaps in hopes of generating some buzz for the likely craptastic extended music video movie. Quest played it safe this time around, rehashing many of their signature moves, but we’re proud of them nonetheless for continuing to gain ground in the media.
We’ve seen our fare share of Rihanna covers over the past couple of months, so it’s only fair that we make sure you’re kept in on the loop too. The following eight videos are all covers of the Pop/R&B princess from Barbados, ranging from complete remixes to simple webcam cover videos. The covers by Us, Jenny Suk & Michelle Martinez are particularly noteworthy, definitely standing out from the pack. Be sure to check em all out!
Us (Carissa Rae x Michael Alvarado) Covers ”We Found Love”
Jenny Suk Covers “Only Girl in the World”
Michelle Martinez Covers “We Found Love”
