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Dionne Bromfield is amazingly (when you consider the voice) 13 years old. She’s also the god daughter of Amy Winehouse. Mix the two up and that voice gets itself a record deal on Amy’s Lioness record label. Not only that, Dionne also gets the use of Amy Winehouse’s backing band and producer Jon Moon, who worked on the deluxe edition of AW’s Back To Black album. Oh yes, our Dionne loves vintage soul and girl groups, so the album is pretty much an amalgamation of all of that – to decent effect too.

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At the first sound of A Devil’s Bargain you have not seem to be related with the devil, not even the gates of hell. The bargain it is likely that the flames never to lick your heels.

It is rather a sweet, then a flaming imminent album.

Klein started as a collaboration between songwriter and singer from Maastricht Roel Kleintjes Merel Wijnberg, from Groningen.

On stage and on this record, however, accompany them to the appropriate guest musicians, including guitarist Eric Leenes develops into a permanent band member.
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It goes well with Jay-Z in 2009, where he scored two big hits with “DOA”, “Run This Town” and the song “Empire State of Mind” which also released the videoclip is also a song highly appreciated by most.

Empire State of Mind

The song Empire State of Mind which is a collaboration between Jay Z and Alicia Keys has already sung at the VMA’s and has since been carried on by many hands. What a pity then, that the video is so long overdue. But he is now, look, listen, admire and see Jay-Z Feat. Alicia Keys with Empire State of Mind.

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For the ordinary mortal sounds almost unbelievable, but even experienced players sometimes like routine. Always again that writing, recording and touring. For his sixteenth studio album, Marillion therefore decided that a treadmill once abandoned by acoustic arrangements of existing material to bring.

This sounds like a simple intikkertje, but appearances are deceiving. Less Is More contains mainly original epic tracks that at first glance hardly play unplugged. Yet tackling the new arrangements particularly good, especially when unexpected jazz (The Space and If My Heart Were a Ball) or blues (Quartz) is floating above. Hard as love best illustrates what the experiment last summer in Marillion’s own Racket Studio Program: chords, melodies and even structures change without sacrificing the visibility of the music.

In Less Is More are also songs like Go, Memory of Water and the unreleased It’s Not Your Fault, the only duet between piano and singing. The down-tempo dominates, as a subdued, intimate and extremely consistent album poses. The emotion is more than ever worn by singer Steve Hogarth. In the space that the minimum packages offer him, he still heard a very strong vote each. As sung at the serene Out Of This World, a heartbreaking song that probably no fan ever thought that without reinforcement as well as the original would sound. Less Is More is clearly become more than just a snack.

On November 6 takes Bon Jovi’s 11th studio album, entitled The Circle. Bon Jovi is taking this back to the rock sound that made the band great.

With 120 million albums sold worldwide, more than 2,600 concerts in 50 countries (for a total of 34 million people) Bon Jovi is rightly one of the biggest rock bands in the world.

The Circle will terminate in two different versions. Besides the standard version appears also a deluxe edition with a bonus DVD with the documentary When We Were Beautiful. This was shot during the world tour of the previous album, Lost Highway and provides an intriguing look behind the scenes at a world belt.