Single Highlights

John Legend Featuring Faith Evans- Everybody Knows

This is John's third single from his third studio album "Evolver". It feels like a lot of R&B dudes promise opulent nights of ecstasy, but Legend is so classy that these fantasies seem like real journalism. John puts it out there so easily and respectfully tells the love of his life, "I wish you the best, I guess."

Zac Brown Band- Chicken Fried

Zac has developed a unique experience and is steadily achieving his goal of breaking down barriers and bringing people together. Music Industry Executives from New York to Nashville are working to find the angle but folks from all walks of life have already found it. Drawing upon influences like the musical freedom of the Allman Brothers, the spiritual heartbreak of Bob Marley, and the working class grind of Willie Nelson, Zac has created universal appeal, simply by being himself.

Janelle Monae- Sincerely, Jane

No Making The Band drama for this Bad Boy Records upcoming artist, Janelle has been featured on a few track by Outkast on the soundtrack for Idlewild and now has a Grammy nomination for her debut album. Her first single "Many Moons" had some success but the next single "Sincerely, Jane" will do the trick as she questions our youth, "Spending money on spinners but won't pay college loans".

Beyonce Featuring Kanye West- Ego

Sasha Fierce is demanding "It's too big, It's too wide, It's too strong, It won't fit, It's too much, It's too tough!" What the heck is she talking about, well take a listen and debate on this self-declared arrogant no scratch that confidant track. Take a listen below:

Kanye West Featuring Young Jeezy- Amazing

This song is true to its title, the use of the classic Roland TR-808 drum machine and the Auto Tune make for a track that is undeniably the best song on this album. The highlight of this song begins at 2:23 where there is silence and then Young Jeezy commands us to watch out for the high pressure that could result from this song. Check it out: