The Music Prosecutor

11 August 2016

Single Premiere: Jake Davis - Saying It Right

"Saying It Right" is a new single by American singer-songwriter Jake Davis. An indie-pop song with soft strong lovely electronic touches with soaring melodies. This single will be available on his upcoming EP and will be titled as "The Valley".

Song Premiere: Britney Spears - Clumsy

"Clumsy" is the song by American pop singer Britney Spears. This song will be featured on her new anticipated studio album "Glory". This song was written by Britney Spears with Talay Riley, Warren Falder and Alex Nice.

07 August 2016

Music Info: Another Britney's Make Me Video

There is another version of Britney Spears new music video "Make Me" under the title original version leaked on Youtube. Is it real? Take a watch!

Pop Zone: Emma Bunton - (Hey You) Free Up Your Mind

"(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind" is a pop song by Baby Spice or more popular with Emma Bunton. This song was released as track for compilation soundtrack "Pokémon: The First Movie Soundtrack" at 10 November 1999. Later, the song was released for Emma Bunton's b-side of her single "What Took You So Long" on 2 April 2001 for United Kingdom regional, along with "Merry-Go Round". This pop song was written by Emma Bunton with Richard Stannard, Julian Gallagher, Martin Harrington, John Themis and Dave Morgan.

Single Review: Steps - Light Up The World

"Light Up The World" is the latest single from British pop group Steps. Steps Recordings and Warner Music released this pop song as single on 22 October 2012. This pop song is a reunited single from a long waited anticipated from Steps. Steps bring a pop in the wrong time, their cheesy pop is so failed, but for fan, Steps are still on their heart. Still, Steps bring a history on pop music!

Single Premiere: Ariana Grande - Into You (Featuring Mac Miller)

American recording artist Ariana Grande is ready to slay her new single "Into You". This time she bring Mac Miller on it.

Pop Zone: Sabrina Salerno - Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi? (Lady Marmalade)

"Lady Marmalade" stands as one of the most frequently covered songs in music history. In 1987, Italian pop sensation Sabrina Salerno released her own distinctive interpretation of this classic track. Her version uniquely blends soul, funk, Italo-disco, and traditional disco elements, creating an interesting fusion that diverges significantly from the original's soulful roots.

Released under Baby Records, the single was officially titled "Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi? (Lady Marmalade)". While Salerno's adaptation takes the song in a more pop-oriented direction compared to the original's R&B foundation, it successfully transforms the track into a catchy Italo-disco number. The production features the characteristic synthesizer-heavy sound of late 1980s European dance music, complete with infectious hooks and memorable melodic lines that stay with listeners long after the song ends.

This cover represents a fascinating example of how a soul classic can be reimagined through the lens of 1980s European pop sensibilities. While purists might prefer the original's raw emotional power, Salerno's version stands as an interesting artifact of its era, capturing the essence of late 80s Italo-disco style.

06 August 2016

Single Review: Boom! - Falling

"Falling" is a pop song by English pop group Boom!. The song was a hit, peaking at #11 on the U.K. Singles Chart in early. London Records released this song as their debut single on 15 January 2001. This song was written Lucas Secon, Keith Richard Cox, Gary Llyod and Rhoden.

Pop Zone: Melanie Brown - Music Of The Night (Perdido)

"Music Of The Night (Perdido)" is a pop song with catchy melody by British pop singer Melanie Brown. This song was featured as track on her studio album "L.A. State Of Mind" and also as b-side for her single "Today". The song is happy tunes and seduce you to dance, even kinda Ricky Martin wannabe of "Stay In Bed Days". This song was released as track for "L.A. State Of Mind" on 27 June 2005 and b-side of "Today" on 13 June 2005.

05 August 2016

Pop Zone: Geri Halliwell - Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps

British singer and songwriter Geri Halliwell released "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" as a track for her single "Bag It Up" on 13 March 2000. This song is a cover from original song "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" by Cuban songwriter Osvaldo Farres. Geri bring a pop with a giggle touch on this pop song. Later, her mate, Baby Spice or more known as Emma Bunton also covered the song for her "Downton" single.