Say Lou Lou: On ‘Dust,’ Breakups & Swedish Melancholy (Interview) The Swedish-Aussie twin sister act discuss their dreamy new project byBradley SternApril 23, 2024
“Magnetic”: ILLIT Arrives With One Hell of a Catchy Debut The newest HYBE girl group makes their instantly addictive first move byBradley SternMarch 27, 2024
“Emptiness”: BoA, Queen of K-Pop, Returns With a Breakup Banger BoA dances through heartbreak with an Afrobeats-inspired beat byBradley SternMarch 26, 2024
‘Tyla’: A Star Is Born (Album Review) The South African singer delivers one of the best debuts in a while byBradley SternMarch 24, 2024
August 1, 2011 MuuMuse Approved: Nicola Roberts Unveils Second Impossibly Amazing Solo Single, “Lucky Day” Dear God, she’s done it again byBradley Stern
August 1, 2011 Snow Patrol Shifts Gears With New Album’s Lead Single, “Called Out In The Dark” When Snow Patrol released “Just Say Yes,” the lead single off of their first byBradley Stern
June 16, 2011 Skylar Grey: Invisible (Single Review) One of the nagging flaws hidden behind today’s flood of self-empowerment byBradley Stern
June 2, 2011 Nicola Roberts: Beat Of My Drum (Single Review) It’s always the quiet ones that surprise you the most byBradley Stern
April 15, 2011 Lady Gaga: Judas (Single Review) Just one week before Easter weekend, Lady Gaga (not-so-accidentally) sprung a byBradley Stern
February 11, 2011 Lady Gaga: Born This Way (Single Review) Hype is an ugly, impossible hump to overcome byBradley Stern
January 20, 2011 Mya Prepares to Conquer Japan and America with Two New Dance Singles: “Fabulous Life” and “Love Is The Answer” Mya‘s back! byBradley Stern
January 19, 2011 Kimberly Caldwell: Desperate Girls and Stupid Boys (Video Premiere and Single Review) It’s been a minute since I last wrote about Kimberly Caldwell byBradley Stern
January 18, 2011 Koda Kumi: POP DIVA (Single Review) Last night, I asked (on Twitter) what people would like to see featured on byBradley Stern
January 15, 2011 Nicole Scherzinger: “Don’t Hold Your Breath” (Single Review) After the Keri Hilson original, an early demo featuring a session singer, and a byBradley Stern