Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Fabulous Girl Cymphonique
12 year-old Cymphonique Miller is a triple threat: she can sing, dance, and act. In addition, she is an Honor roll student! Although she is the daughter of rapper/entrepreneur Master P a.k.a Percy Miller, Cymphonique prefers “to make a name for herself.” From Los Angeles, Cymphonique has earned the title “Lil Miss Swaggar”. She is now being compared to Beyonce, Rihanna, Keri Hilson, and Miley Cyrus. Cymphonique is thrilled to be providing the voice for “Gretchen” on Disney Channel’s animated series Phineas and Ferb. Her next album titled, “Fabulous Girl”
Thursday, September 10, 2009
American Idol's New Judge
The American Idol's new judge and successor of Paula Abdul is no other than Ellen DeGeneres. She will be filling up the empty fourth chair of the judges table on this 9th season of the American Idol.
"I'm thrilled to be the new judge on American Idol" "I've watched since the beginning, and I've always been a huge fan. So getting this job is a dream come true, and think of all the money I'll save from not having to text in my vote." - Daytime Emmy-winning talk show host said
DeGeneres will be joining Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi and Randy Jackson.
She wont be leaving her daytime show, as she said he will be working day and night as we are all doing of today's time.
"I don't know how it happened myself," she said. "I have not missed one episode of that show, I have watched every single thing, I love everything about it, and I love music, as you know."
"Hopefully I'm the people's point of view, because I'm just like you. I sit at home and I watch it...I'm not looking at it in a critical way, from the music producer's mind. I'm looking at it as a person who's going to buy the music, and who's going to relate to that person.
"So I'm hopefully going to be the voice of what we're all doing at home."
"I'm thrilled to be the new judge on American Idol" "I've watched since the beginning, and I've always been a huge fan. So getting this job is a dream come true, and think of all the money I'll save from not having to text in my vote." - Daytime Emmy-winning talk show host saidDeGeneres will be joining Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi and Randy Jackson.
She wont be leaving her daytime show, as she said he will be working day and night as we are all doing of today's time.
"I don't know how it happened myself," she said. "I have not missed one episode of that show, I have watched every single thing, I love everything about it, and I love music, as you know."
"Hopefully I'm the people's point of view, because I'm just like you. I sit at home and I watch it...I'm not looking at it in a critical way, from the music producer's mind. I'm looking at it as a person who's going to buy the music, and who's going to relate to that person.
"So I'm hopefully going to be the voice of what we're all doing at home."
Friday, August 14, 2009
Send It On by Disney Stars
Official music video for the Friends for Change campaign theme "Send It On" featuring Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, and the Jonas Brothers.
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
We Are The World and Heal The World at Michael Jackson Memorial
All charity song sung by Micheal Jackson was sing by His friends as a tribute at the Staples Center.
Monday, July 06, 2009
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
In Memory of Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Michael Jackson live performing Billie Jean with moonwalk legacy.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Michael Jackson Dies
The Greatest pop icon in the entertainment industry had just died June 25, 2009. Michael Jackson known to the King of Pop, age 50 died at UCLA Medical Center at Los Angeles. He has said to be collapsing at home and died rushing into the hospital.
His come back in the music industry after all the scandals he has been through is most awaited in a series of London tours. The first set is on July 13. But unfortunately fans will all gather not for the concert but for the memories of Michel Jackson.
He will always be remembered as an extraordinary talented man. Lead singer of Jackson 5, an exciting performer of his genereation known for his feverish, crotch-grabbing dance moves and high pitched voice punctuated with squeals and titters. Having a terademarks of squined glove, tight, military style jacket and aviator sungalsses. His blockbuster hits are Billie Jean,Thriller, Beat it are still alive of this years. An all around singer and shatter the race barrier on MTV uniting the black and white music.
Lets not talked about his scandals, intrigues, the Neverland ranch and the physical transformation of his body. Lets be one again as our world performer has died in a sudden death that no one has expected to be. This only symbolizes that no matter how rich and famous and talented you are theres only one path we all gonna have in the end so make the most like Michael Jackson who played and sing for us showing off his talent for a good cost.
His come back in the music industry after all the scandals he has been through is most awaited in a series of London tours. The first set is on July 13. But unfortunately fans will all gather not for the concert but for the memories of Michel Jackson.He will always be remembered as an extraordinary talented man. Lead singer of Jackson 5, an exciting performer of his genereation known for his feverish, crotch-grabbing dance moves and high pitched voice punctuated with squeals and titters. Having a terademarks of squined glove, tight, military style jacket and aviator sungalsses. His blockbuster hits are Billie Jean,Thriller, Beat it are still alive of this years. An all around singer and shatter the race barrier on MTV uniting the black and white music.
Lets not talked about his scandals, intrigues, the Neverland ranch and the physical transformation of his body. Lets be one again as our world performer has died in a sudden death that no one has expected to be. This only symbolizes that no matter how rich and famous and talented you are theres only one path we all gonna have in the end so make the most like Michael Jackson who played and sing for us showing off his talent for a good cost.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Nick Jonas ft. Miley Cyrus - Before the Storm
Miley Cyrus
I know this isnt what I wanted,
never thought it'd come this far,
just thinking back to where we started
And how we lost all that we are
Jonas Brothers
we were young & times were easy,
But I could see it's not the same.
I'm standing here but you don't see me,
I'd give it all for that to change.
And I dont want to lose her,
i dont want to let her go.
Chorus Miley Cyrus and Jonas Brothers
Standing out in the rain,
I need to know if its over,
Cause I will leave you alone.
Flooded with all this pain,
Knowing that i'll never hold her,
Like I did before the storm
yeah .. before the storm
And with every strike of lightning
Comes a memory that last
Not a word is left unspoken
As the thunder starts to crash
maybe I should give up
Chorus Miley Cyrus and Jonas Brothers
Im standing out in the rain,
I need to know if its over,
Cause I will leave you alone.
flooded with all this pain,
Knowing that i'll never hold her,
Like I did before the storm
Trying to keep the light from going in
And the clouds from ripping out my broken heart.
We always say a heart is not whole
Without the one who gets you through
The storm
Chorus Miley Cyrus and Jonas Brothers
Standing out in the rain
knowing that it's really over
Please don't leave me alone
Flooded with all this pain
knowing that i'll never hold you
like I did before the storm
Thursday, March 19, 2009
What A Wonderful World
It has 11,694,603 views as of the moment on youtube. As some may say Favorite Song of all time. Listen and watch the video What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
American Idol: Last 12 Semifinalists Perform
Semifinal round No. 3 started off with one of the less visible contestants from earlier weeks...
Von Smith: Not a bad beginning. The 22-year-old from Kansas City, Mo., kicked off the third semifinal round with a rousing twist on Diana Ross' "You're All I Need to Get By," a Clay Aiken-reminiscent performance, according to Simon Cowell. "You look appalling, but actually you sang quite well—actually, very well," the unforgiving Brit said.
Taylor Vaifanua: The Hurricane, Utah, teen didn't exactly storm the stage with Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You." Such a soulful song, and the 16-year-old's performance didn't pick up much steam until about two-thirds of the way through. "What's it like to go shopping with Taylor?" Kara DioGuardi said as an example of how curious she is about Vaifanua and how that song left her wanting more. "I just don't get the shopping thing," Simon commented before labeling the performance "a bit bland."
Alex Wagner-Trugman: The nerdily charming, gangly 19-year-old actually has a bit of soul—and he looked quite comfortable up on that stage—but his vocals didn't measure up. His version of Elton John's "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" contained far more whispering, growling and showboating than singing. "Definitely was kind of crazy in a buck-wild sort of way," Randy Jackson said.
Arianna Afsar: ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All" isn't going to help Arianna get votes, let alone take it all. Good intentions (the first ABBA song ever performed on Idol) didn't translate into a listenable performance. Shrieky and off-pitch, and the 16-year-old was in way over her head from note one. "There was a certain irony to that lyric," Simon said, saying it all.
Ju'Not Joyner: A very velvety, R&B-tinged slowdown of "Hey There Delilah." The 26-year-old father and business owner definitely deserves to be among the top-three vote-getters tonight with his stripped-down Plain White T's song. "That was actually better than I thought it was going to be," Simon opined. Well, there you go!
Kristen McNamara: We weren't nuts about the arrangement, but, contrary to what you might have expected listening to her preshow interview, Kristen's voice came booming out in a very sultry, mellifluous manner and, overall, she really (wo)manhandled Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason." The first female contestant of the night to make us want to hear more in later rounds. Both Paula Abdul and Kara would have preferred a Kelly Clarkson song, but they agreed it was a darn great vocal.
Nathaniel Marshall: Before he said anything, we predicted that Simon would have a major problem with the flamboyant 19-year-old's performance. The vocal, Meatloaf's "I Would Do Anything for Love," had its moments, but there was too much gesticulating and contorting of the facial muscles to make it fun to watch. Sure enough…"Some people will probably quite like that—the minority," Simon said. "The majority, probably like me, thought it was verging on excruciating." "He's the guy I want to go to karaoke with," Kara offered.
Felicia Barton: The 26-year-old mom almost wasn't here, having not been included in the semifinals until after Joanna Pacitti was disqualified. Felicia at least made the most of her second last chance—her take on Alicia Keys' "No One" made absolute arses out of the judges for cutting her in the first place. "Your gift is unbelievable," Paula said.
Scott MacIntyre: In what was one of the most anticipated performances of the competition to date, MacIntyre probably did enough to get a spot in tomorrow's top three. The legally blind musician took on Bruce Hornsby's "Mandolin Rain" and, while he doesn't have one of the strongest voices in this competition, he's had rabid fans from day one, as evidenced by tonight's standing ovation. "I will be amazed if you don't sail through to the next round, young man," said a more reverent than usual Simon. (Extra points to Scott for asking Ryan Seacrest for another high five.)
Kendall Beard: The 24-year-old Texan has a lot of charm, but her Martina McBride impression on "This One's for the Girls" fell short in the vocals department. Proving just how weak it was, Paula gave Kendall the night's prize for Best Outfit. Ouch. But, she has beauty going for her, and the song suited her countrified style, so... Who knows?
Jorge Nuñez: The only Puerto Rican to make it this far this season, Jorge didn't turn in a flawless performance of Elton John's "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me," but he's in the running to keep going. "You're a singer," stated the connection-craving Kara. "It comes from right here to us, and we feel it."
Lil Rounds: The single mother of three—looking great in a black and yellow strapless dress— has been a favorite from the get-go. Fittingly, she capped off the evening with Mary J. Blige's "Be Without You" and it was one of the more soulful, grown-up, inspiring performances we've heard. But, was it just us, or were the backup singers really distracting on this one? "Brilliant," Simon observed, while Paula charmed with the final remark of the night: "I have a sneaking suspicion we're going to see you for many more lil' rounds."
Another three member's of Idol's Top 12 will be seated on Wednesday's live results show, while the judges will choose which lucky trio of also-rans get to join them on a special Thursday episode.
Von Smith: Not a bad beginning. The 22-year-old from Kansas City, Mo., kicked off the third semifinal round with a rousing twist on Diana Ross' "You're All I Need to Get By," a Clay Aiken-reminiscent performance, according to Simon Cowell. "You look appalling, but actually you sang quite well—actually, very well," the unforgiving Brit said.Taylor Vaifanua: The Hurricane, Utah, teen didn't exactly storm the stage with Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You." Such a soulful song, and the 16-year-old's performance didn't pick up much steam until about two-thirds of the way through. "What's it like to go shopping with Taylor?" Kara DioGuardi said as an example of how curious she is about Vaifanua and how that song left her wanting more. "I just don't get the shopping thing," Simon commented before labeling the performance "a bit bland."
Alex Wagner-Trugman: The nerdily charming, gangly 19-year-old actually has a bit of soul—and he looked quite comfortable up on that stage—but his vocals didn't measure up. His version of Elton John's "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" contained far more whispering, growling and showboating than singing. "Definitely was kind of crazy in a buck-wild sort of way," Randy Jackson said.
Arianna Afsar: ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All" isn't going to help Arianna get votes, let alone take it all. Good intentions (the first ABBA song ever performed on Idol) didn't translate into a listenable performance. Shrieky and off-pitch, and the 16-year-old was in way over her head from note one. "There was a certain irony to that lyric," Simon said, saying it all.
Ju'Not Joyner: A very velvety, R&B-tinged slowdown of "Hey There Delilah." The 26-year-old father and business owner definitely deserves to be among the top-three vote-getters tonight with his stripped-down Plain White T's song. "That was actually better than I thought it was going to be," Simon opined. Well, there you go!
Kristen McNamara: We weren't nuts about the arrangement, but, contrary to what you might have expected listening to her preshow interview, Kristen's voice came booming out in a very sultry, mellifluous manner and, overall, she really (wo)manhandled Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason." The first female contestant of the night to make us want to hear more in later rounds. Both Paula Abdul and Kara would have preferred a Kelly Clarkson song, but they agreed it was a darn great vocal.
Nathaniel Marshall: Before he said anything, we predicted that Simon would have a major problem with the flamboyant 19-year-old's performance. The vocal, Meatloaf's "I Would Do Anything for Love," had its moments, but there was too much gesticulating and contorting of the facial muscles to make it fun to watch. Sure enough…"Some people will probably quite like that—the minority," Simon said. "The majority, probably like me, thought it was verging on excruciating." "He's the guy I want to go to karaoke with," Kara offered.
Felicia Barton: The 26-year-old mom almost wasn't here, having not been included in the semifinals until after Joanna Pacitti was disqualified. Felicia at least made the most of her second last chance—her take on Alicia Keys' "No One" made absolute arses out of the judges for cutting her in the first place. "Your gift is unbelievable," Paula said.
Scott MacIntyre: In what was one of the most anticipated performances of the competition to date, MacIntyre probably did enough to get a spot in tomorrow's top three. The legally blind musician took on Bruce Hornsby's "Mandolin Rain" and, while he doesn't have one of the strongest voices in this competition, he's had rabid fans from day one, as evidenced by tonight's standing ovation. "I will be amazed if you don't sail through to the next round, young man," said a more reverent than usual Simon. (Extra points to Scott for asking Ryan Seacrest for another high five.)
Kendall Beard: The 24-year-old Texan has a lot of charm, but her Martina McBride impression on "This One's for the Girls" fell short in the vocals department. Proving just how weak it was, Paula gave Kendall the night's prize for Best Outfit. Ouch. But, she has beauty going for her, and the song suited her countrified style, so... Who knows?
Jorge Nuñez: The only Puerto Rican to make it this far this season, Jorge didn't turn in a flawless performance of Elton John's "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me," but he's in the running to keep going. "You're a singer," stated the connection-craving Kara. "It comes from right here to us, and we feel it."
Lil Rounds: The single mother of three—looking great in a black and yellow strapless dress— has been a favorite from the get-go. Fittingly, she capped off the evening with Mary J. Blige's "Be Without You" and it was one of the more soulful, grown-up, inspiring performances we've heard. But, was it just us, or were the backup singers really distracting on this one? "Brilliant," Simon observed, while Paula charmed with the final remark of the night: "I have a sneaking suspicion we're going to see you for many more lil' rounds."
Another three member's of Idol's Top 12 will be seated on Wednesday's live results show, while the judges will choose which lucky trio of also-rans get to join them on a special Thursday episode.
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