1 |
Low
- Flo Rida (feat. T-Pain) |
2 |
Shake
Your Pom Pom - Missy Elliott |
3 |
Killa
- Cherish (feat. Yung Joc) |
4 |
Hypnotized - Plies (feat. Akon) |
5 |
Is
It You - Cassie |
6 |
Can't Help But Wait - Trey Songz (feat. Plies) |
7 |
Church
- T-Pain (feat. Teddy Verseti) |
8 |
Ching-A-Ling - Missy Elliott |
9 |
Push - Enrique Iglesias |
10 |
3-6-9
- Cupid feat. B.o.B |
11 |
Impossible
- Bayje |
12 |
Lives In Da Club - Sophia Fresh (feat. Jay Lyriq) |
13 |
Girl
You Know - Scarface (feat. Trey Songz) |
14 |
Say
Cheese - KC |
15 |
Let
It Go - Brit & Alex |
16 |
Ain't No Stressin - Montana Tucker, Sikora and Denial |
SOUNDTRACK REVIEW:
I’ve always envied people who can twitch their hips
effortlessly on the dance floor. I’ve tried my best
to imitate their moves, but instead of looking cool like them,
I often end up looking like an idiot instead. So when this
soundtrack to the latest it’s-so-cool-to-show-your-groove
movie about dancing shows up at my desk, I couldn’t
help but begin thinking that the energetic music will improve
my dance steps.
There
is about an hour of music on this disc, and I’m sure
this generous helping of hip-and-happening songs will do me
good. Kicking off the album is Flo Rida’s familiar rendition
of the infectious “Low”, which gets things going
on a high. Then comes along Missy Elliot’s aptly titled
and arranged “Shake Your Pom Pom”, and this is
the one track that truly made me that anyone can dance. The
other new track by the Grammy Award winner is “Ching-A-Ling”,
which is equally catchy and fiery.
Before
long, you would have gotten a taste of how this entire album
is going to be like. The head-bobbing tunes, the bouncy raps
and the heavy rhythms are definitely not for those who like
their music lyrical and sweet. The closest radio-friendly
pop songs are Cassie’s “Is It You” and Trey
Songz’s “Can’t Help But Wait (Feat. Plies)”.
These performers’ soulful vocals help to soothe things
down a bit.
The
album features well-known performers like the abovementioned
Missy Elliot, as well as rapper Plies, hip-hop R & B singer
“I’m So Lonely” Akon and Spanish singer
Enrique Iglesias. There are also up-and-coming new artistes
like Cherish, Yung Joc and Brit & Alex, which all you
party hopper may want to listen out for.
Meanwhile,
excuse me while I take a break from the head-splitting music
I’ve just heard. I need to revisit it again soon if
I want to be part of the in crowd the next time I make my
way to the dancefloor.
ALBUM RATING:
Recommended Track: : (2) Missy Elliott – Shake Your
Pom Pom
Review
by John Li
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