Over the past few weeks, I’ve been movin’, groovin’ and generally getting DOWN to Sneaky Sound System‘s fiercely real third studio album, From Here To Anywhere, released last month worldwide.
Seriously, it’s one major disco gem packed with ’80′s and ’90′s House realness: From the big, bossy beats of “We Love,” to the cool synths of “I’m Not Leaving,” to the deliciously sexified pulsations of “Really Want To See You Again”–it’s a total pulse-raising celebration, perfect for a nightly underwear dance party for one! (…OR MORE. AYOOO!)
MuuMuse is proud to be giving away 5 copies
of Sneaky Sound System’s From Here To Anywhere.
To enter to win, follow me on Twitter at @MuuMuse and tweet the following phrase:
I want to go From Here to Anywhere with @MuuMuse! http://bit.ly/uJzhy8
Five winners will be selected and notified on Wednesday, November 16. Good luck!
From Here To Anywhere was released on October 25. (iTunes)
Calling all Lovatics!
You still busy twerking to “Who’s That Boy”? Werking to “All Night Long”? Occasionally taking a break to scream-sing “Skyscraper” in the shower? Well, good–now it’s time to experience a taste of Unbroken LIVE.
In case you haven’t heard, Demi Lovato‘s hitting the road this fall for A Special Night With Demi Lovato.
The concert dates are as follows:
11/16 Fox Theatre Detroit, MI
11/18 The MGM Grand Theater @ Foxwoods Mashantucket, CT
11/19 Hershey Theatre Hershey, PA
11/22 The Midland by AMC Kansas City, MO
11/25 Verizon Wireless Theater Houston, TX
11/26 Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie Grand Prairie, TX
11/27 Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts New Orleans, LA
11/29 Peabody Opera House St. Louis, MO
12/01 The Cobb Energy Perfroming Arts Centre Atlanta, GA
12/03 Rosemont Theatre Chicago, IL
To celebrate the tour, MuuMuse is proud to be giving away 5 PAIRS OF TICKETS to ‘A Special Night with Demi Lovato.’
To enter to win, follow me on Twitter and send me the following phrase, filling in the blank with your desired city stop:
Hey @MuuMuse, I want to have A Special Night with @DDLovato in _________!
Five winners will be selected and notified on November 4. One entry per person, please. Good luck!
Unbroken was released on September 20. (iTunes)
Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Grace Jones.
At long last, the iconic model, actress and singer releases her tenth studio album stateside this week: Hurricane – Dub, a 2-disc collection that includes the original album released in November 2008 and a brand new ‘dub’ disc, featuring slick new dub versions of each track on the original tracklisting.
From the damning bite of “Corporate Cannibal,” to the classic swaggering Island rhythms of “Well, Well, Well,” to introspective numbers including “I’m Crying (Mother’s Tears)” and “Williams Blood,” Hurricane is a masterclass return to form for the larger-than-life chanteuse and an incredible new addition to the expansive Jones oeuvre.
MuuMuse is proud to be giving away a copy of Hurricane – Dub, which includes the new Dub disc.
To enter to win, send me a tweet at @MuuMuse with the following phrase:
I want to get caught in Grace Jones’ HURRICANE with @MuuMuse!
The winner will be randomly selected and notified on September 14. GOOD LUCK!
If I could have my way, there would never be an end to this beginning…
Have you been obsessing over Darren Hayes‘ new single “Talk Talk Talk” as much as we have at MuuMuse? Good!
The handsome Aussie-born crooner’s dreamy new synth-pop tune, co-crafted by Swedish producer Carl Falk, was released worldwide on June 24. Since then, Hayes has unleashed two major remix packages on July 31, including some truly fabulous offerings by French producer Fred Falke (Listen!) and electro-pop up-and-comer, Penguin Prison. (Listen!)
Along with the song’s digital bundles, Darren has also released a limited edition (1,000 copies) purple 7″ vinyl single, complete with a laser cut cardboard sleeve designed by John Gilsenan. The vinyl includes the album version of “Talk Talk Talk,” as well as a special acoustic version of the song: “Talk Talk Talk (Live in the Attic),” recorded within Darren’s home studio.
To celebrate the release, MuuMuse is proud to be giving away 3 SIGNED limited edition copies of the “Talk Talk Talk” 7″ vinyl single.
To enter to win, follow @MuuMuse and send me a tweet with the following phrase:
All I wanna do is just Talk Talk Talk to @MuuMuse! #TalkTalkTalk2Muu
Three winners will be selected and notified on Wednesday, August 10. Good luck!
“Talk Talk Talk” was released worldwide on June 24. (iTunes)
Oh, you want more?
In late October of 2007, Britney released Blackout, her fifth studio album–a record largely considered to be one of her best albums to date (if not the best.)
After a last-minute switch-a-roo in Billboard’s chart rule that same week which allowed for albums sold exclusively by one retailer to be considered eligible for the charts, Blackout went on to debut at #2, stalling underneath The Eagles‘ massively successful Walmart-only record, Long Road Out Of Eden.
Much to the chagrin of every Britney fan EVER, Blackout is the singer’s only album that would not debut at #1–which she has since gone on to reclaim with her sixth and seventh studio albums, Circus and Femme Fatale. It’s also failed to achieve Platinum RIAA-certified status (over 1 million albums sold)–again, her only album that has yet to do so.
A few months ago, some of Britney’s biggest fans (as well as Britney.com’s webmaster, BRITannica!) banded together to brand this week–July 26 through July 31–as “BLACKOUT Purchase Week”: An attempt to get one of Britney’s best albums to #1 on the Billboard album charts and secure its long overdue Platinum certification.
From the official event page:
BLACKOUT is Britney Spears’ only studio album that has not reached Platinum status in the United States. At 988,000 units sold, we’re only 12,000 away from being certified Platinum! Some consider BLACKOUT to be one of Britney’s best albums to date, spawning hits such as “Gimme More,” “Piece of Me,” “Break The Ice” and fan favorite, “Get Naked (I Got A Plan)”. Purchase BLACKOUT the week of July 26-July 31 and let’s get this gem of an album certified Platinum! xx♥ Britney.com blogger BRITannica
Now, some real talk: While it would be Heaven on Earth to see Godney on top of the charts next week, I know there’s no actual way Blackout could ever climb to #1 this week. It’s just not something that can happen! And while I’ve heard that it’s quite possible that the album will indeed surpass the million mark required for certification according to SoundScan sales, the process isn’t an automatic one: The award has to be requested, verified, and purchased.
All that being said: Why Should I Be Sad? Let’s just Break The Ice and have a little FUN! You never know what can happen…
Besides, I see nothing wrong with wanting to celebrate Blackout: As one of my favorite records of all time, the album remains a crowning achievement for The Holy Spearit–and I would only be too happy to help celebrate. How? I Got A Plan!
MuuMuse is proud to be giving away two copies of Blackout, courtesy of Jive Records!
To win one of the two CDs, I want YOU to get creative and send me your Blackout-inspired creations at muumuse@gmail.com with the subject line “GIMME MOAH.”
It could be anything: Did you film your own version of “Gimme More” in your kitchen wearing your grandma’s old wig? Do you have a legendary “Piece Of Me”-inspired paparazzi photo collage hanging up on your wall? A drawing from Brit Brit’s flawless Blackout photo shoot? Or perhaps you’ve got an acapella version of “Toy Soldier” or a sick dance routine to “Perfect Lover” kicking around on that old YouTube account you ‘accidentally’ forgot to delete.
Whatever the case may be, I want to see/hear/feel/taste/smell it! (Okay, maybe not the last two…unless it’s Cheetos & Vanilla candle-scented!)
The second CD will be given away via Twitter. To enter, follow and tweet me at @MuuMuse with the following phrase:
“I want to #BLACKOUT with @MuuMuse! #BlackoutMuu”
The two winners will be selected and notified on Tuesday, August 2.
So go on and gimme a Freakshow! I can’t wait to see what you put on my Radar. (Blackout version, not Circus. Duh.)
Blackout was released in October of 2007. (iTunes)


















