Femme Fatale- This is the seventh studio album from Brittney Spears and is currently ranked number 6 on the billboard charts. In this album, Spears pulls out all the stops to reclaim her territory as dance pop queen. Party jam tracks like Till the World Ends and Drop Dead use electric infused grooves to get you moving.
I Remember Me- For her second album, Jennifer Hudson improves upon her 2008 Grammy winning self titled debut, and provides material that measures up to her massive voice. Ranked number 19 on the billboard charts, tracks like Everybody Needs Love and Don’t Look Down, show that Hudson isn’t afraid to cut lose and have some fun.
Wasting Light- On their seventh studio album, the Foo Fighters show that they can still rock. Recorded on an analog tape in Dave Grohl’s garage, tracks like Rope and White Limo burn with undiminished intensity. Currently ranked number 1 on the billboard charts, the Foo Fighters prove that they can still rock out like it’s 1995.
Paper Airplane- For their sixth studio album, Alision Krauss reunites with Union Station to take you on a smooth ride aboard the bluegrass train. Ranked number 3 on the billboard charts, tracks like Dimming of the Day, are sure to lull you into a tranquil state of mind.
Nine Types of Light- On this dreamy psychedelic fourth album, TV on the Radio is sure to take you on a groovy trip. Ranked number 12 on the bill board charts, tracks like Keep Your Heart and No Future Shock offer an eclectic mix of woozy romanticism and synthesized pop.
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