They have also released a digital deluxe version, which includes a re-recorded version of their song “Everything.” The song is originally off of their debut album, No Name Face.

Most of the tracks on the newest album were written by Lifehouse’s frontman, Jason Wade. Jude Cole also provided his song-writing skills to the album.

The deluxe edition of the album features five more tracks than the standard version.

The lead single off of the song is called “Halfway Gone”. Watch the music video for it below:

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Originally, the song “It’s Only” was supposed to be the first released track, however, they decided to release “My Best Days Are Ahead of Me.”

In 2008, his wife passed away after complications arose while undergoing heart surgery. This was four weeks before Gokey auditioned for American Idol.

It’s a pretty symbolic song considering all that he’s gone through. It’s great to see him making music! Take a look at his video for “My Best Days Are Ahead of Me”:

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It looks like the track is off of his upcoming album, “The DeAndre Way.” The album title refers to his real name which is DeAndre Cortez Way.

Honestly, listening to the song and looking at the video, it just seems like a big joke. Is he being serious?! Maybe, it’s just me, but not only is the song stupid, but the video is so low quality.

I’m sure he’s earned enough money off of “Crank That” to come out with something better.

Take a look at Soulja Boy’s “Pretty Boy Swag” music video below:

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Nabil said of the video, “It’s pretty minimalistic. It’s slow and very visual. I just wanted to catch the vibe of the song and not get too literal. Because the lyrics are very close to Kanye and go much deeper than the video goes, obviously hearing the song you know it’s very emotional.”

The subject of the song is the pain felt of losing a loved one. The video definitely is simple as it shows the same setting throughout the video. It’s actually a little bit eerie.

Take a look at Kanye West’s “Coldest Winter” below:

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Her newest single is called “Blah Blah Blah” and is off of her debut album Animal. The song features the vocal talents of 3OH!3.

The song was inspired by when she, Benny Blanco, Neon Hitch and Sean Foreman (of 3OH!3) were together. They guys were talking about how much girls talk, while she and Neon Hitch argued that guys talk too much.

So, this life-changing song was spawned from that conversation. I actually don’t mind this song in comparison with that annoying song, “Tik Tok.”

The video is also a lot better. Check it out below:

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He says, “Jennifer had a wonderful relationship with the Sony Music group, and they have shared many successes together, but the time was right to make a change that best serves the direction her career as an actress and recording artist. She is grateful and appreciative to everyone Sony for all that they accomplished together.”

Despite the release of her singles, “Fresh Out the Oven” and “Louboutins” (even performing it at the AMAs) JLo the album, LOVE, has been pushed back indefinitely. it was originally set to be released in April.

I guess it was just time for a change!

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Shock Value 2.

A music video for the song was initially created in December, showing footage of Timbaland and JT performing the song live. However, they decided to just go ahead with film this new version of the video, which is directed by Bryan Barber.

Timbaland has actually referred to this song as his favorite song off of Shock Value 2. Really? I’d have to say even “Morning After Dark” is better than this.

I’m just not feeling the song or video. The track itself could be better, and the video, is just typical. It’s just them singing in to the camera and random shots of girls shaking it. How original!

Take a look at the music video for “Carry Out” below:

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However, it has just recently been released for airplay. It has now been making it’s way back on to the Hot 100. Actually, the song broke a record for the first single to be certified gold before even being released.

She was constantly asked whether the song was about anyone in particular, but Swift says she wasn’t dating anyone at the time. Rather, the song is about what she wished she had.

The music video contains features from her Fearless Tour. And yes, the video is meant to look low quality. You know, to give it that authentic feel. Take a look at it below:

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Lead singer, Hayley Williams had said it was risky to be releasing a ballad like this, when fans are used to their upbeat and catchy tracks.

However, she is confident with the decision to release “The Only Exception”, saying it’s a chance for them to shake things up a bit and be different. Paramore is pretty interested to see how the world reacts to their more emotional side.

Are you liking this side of Paramore? I think both the song and video are pretty touching and it’s interesting to see them stepping out of the comfort zone. It’s good to see something different.

Take a look at the newly released music video below:

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