San Diego’s Lights On’s debut album, “Here Comes The Ocean” is an impressive start for these pop-rockers with a new wave influence. You may felt like you heard them before, and if you’re a fan of CW’s “The Vampire Diaries” and “Gossip Girl,” then you already have.

Christina Aguilera’s “Bionic” album review, which Tysa Banks calls her “tribute to Lady Gaga and Gwen Stefani, undoubtedly.”

Grammy-Award winning artist Macy Gray returns with her first studio album in three years, “The Sellout.” This latest album represents the best of what Macy is known for – soulful sounds, light emotional lyrics, and that iconic voice.

Sarah McLachlan’s new album, “Laws of Illusion”, is a breath of fresh air in Pop music today, still providing meaning, inspiration and captivation 22 years since her debut album, “Touch.”

Gregory Davis reviews Welsh’s Marina and the Diamonds’ newest release, “The Family Jewels.”

Chrishelle Griffin’s review of New York City’s electro-rock music duo, Streetlab’s latest album, “AUTO SPKR.”

Adam Arcuragi’s intense, raw, acoustic poetic brilliance, could be described as alt-folk/rock/bluegrass/gospel death metal, is a form of Heaven to celebrate with his latest album, “I Am Become Joy.”

Our review of British dance-pop goddess, Little Boots’ “Hands.”

Our review of British rockers, Some Velvet Morning’s latest EP.

Tysa Banks’ reviews Ledisi’s latest release “Turn Me Loose” which she describes as “like Sade with a kick, but in other parts she’s vibrant with an attitude like Mary J. Blige.”