We All Fall Down (featuring Jamie Lidell) – A-Trak – I love A-Trak and I worship electronica King Lidell, but this is a very obvious Michael Jackson rip – C+
Confident – Demi Lovato – It is no “Cool For The Summer” but as far as self-help self love anthems go, this is the place to be and as far as Demi goes, this is a power hard hitting blast of energy and she goes two for two on what promises to be a huge album for her – B
Jaded – Disclosure – Minor and the better for it, swirling synths, 4 on the floor, middling disco to house and back – B
On My Mind – Ellie Goulding – Minor EDM disco dance track – C+
RGF Island – Fetty Wap – Heavy duty hip hop ballad -this is where Fetty moves on from one hit wonderdom with a full on ballad -all dark and deep and autotuned on the bottom with a hook Fetty never lets go of- B
Money – Five Seconds Of Summer – I wish they’d release the damn album so I’m not stuck reviewing these tedious bubblegum punk tracks – C
Till It Happens To You – Lady Gaga – If Gaga wants to help women not getting raped on cmpus, recommend they play this at full blast whenever a man approaches them – D
Runnin’ (Lose It All) – Naughty Boy, Beyonce, Arrow Benjamin – Whatever you might think of Beyonce, she has exquisite taste in collaborators and they don’t get much better than Naughty Boy. The master producer already has a track record and anybody who heard his Zayn Malik track from earlier this year can only pray they work together on Zayn’s solo comeback. Till then, this is a high falutin’ ballad with Bey tackling the hook like a real pro, absolutely giving over to it, will do fine. Arrow, who handles a verse like a pro, I have never heard of but we all will after this – B+
Plastic – New Order – Are these guys luddites? Take your synth and stuff it – C-
We The Generation – Rudimental, Mahalia – You won’t get Rudimental till you’ve seen em live, but till then, this calypso dance track with a fabulous lead vocal from Mahalia will do very very nicely – B+
