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Taylor Swift "Tear Drops On My Guitar"
Teardrops on My Guitar" is a new rendition of the age-old "girl loves boy who loves another girl." The song has a poignant flow to it, and Taylor's breathy vocals make it believable.
Lupe Fiasco "Superstar"
Lupe Fiasco could be called the thinking man's rapper. His lyricism and rhyming ability are superb. His songs are stories, and they unfold with deeper meaning every time you listen to them.
Jordin Sparks "Tattoo"
Just as everyone is gearing up for the next season of “American Idol,” the latest and debatably greatest winner has released a chart-worthy song.
Connersvine "Live For You"
First released as a single at the end of September, “Live for You” is the obvious star of the album. The chorus resonates a sinner’s prayer for salvation, reflective of a heart’s yearning to be reconciled to the Father.
Matchbox Twenty "How Far We've Come"
This is one of those songs that’s so easy to sing along to -- a good driving song. And in mindlessly singing along, I was surprised when I realized how powerful the words really are.
Soulja Boy "Crank That"
Soulja Boy’s first debut single “Crank That” has been sitting at the top of the charts for weeks. Its infectious beat is hard for the dancers to resist.
Maroon 5 "Makes Me Wonder"
“Makes Me Wonder” unapologetically opens with the most sexually explicit lyric I’ve heard in a pop song in a long time.