IS YOUR MUSIC VERSED APPROVED?!

A look at newly released albums that got approved or denied!

Travis Porter: From Day 1

Release Date: 05/29/2012

Record Label: RCA Records

Genre: Rap

One word: REALLY?! Now in-case you all didn’t catch the tone of that, it was mixed with both utter-shock and annoyance that this trio of men who make up the group Travis Porter, have an album! Immediately pressing play for Day 1, listeners who like the sound of the down-south hip-hop and artist Soulja Boy, well that’s what you’re going to get here. With comical and interesting track titles such as “Pop a Rubber-band”, and “Wobble”, know that the lyrics are filled with even more foolishness. Take for instance “Pu**y Real Good” ft. 2 Chainz, with the lyrics ‘your hoe is my hoe..’ and whatever else they thought they were saying worth listening to. There’s no need to continue putting this album review nor the reviewer through more scrutiny as it is. This album has surely been denied a VERSED approved pass from day 1!.

Rebecca Ferguson: Heaven

Release Date: 05/29/2012

Record Label: Syco music

Genre: Rock, dance-pop

With a remarkable voice that may give soul singer Adele a run for her money, Rebecca Ferguson, who was a finalist on X Factor debut’s her first album titled Heaven and heaven it is! The album which features melodies that many can either relate to (Shoulder to Shoulder, Mr. Bright Eyes, and Run Free) and or others that are just for pure entertainment and perfect timing to in-company of a beautiful voice. Ferguson who has gotten much praise for her captivating voice and unique sound  is impossible to dislike. Listeners you will not be disappointed. This album has been VERSED approved!

Sweet & Sexy Soul

Release Date: 05/22/2012

Record Label: Shanachie Records

Genre: R&B

Ever just need a mix of some classy soul music to kick of your evening or mellow out your mood? Well here is the ultimate escape to a realm for mature audiences only.  Filled with sultry and lofty sounds from artists such as Leela James, Dwele and Calvin Richardson, it would be hard to ignore the sensual feeling that you listeners may feel running through your veins from each artists on this musical memoir. Some marked favorites that fans could grow attached to without picking every single track on this album (cuz it is that great) would be Dwele’s “Baby Come Over”, “Sticking With You” by Kindred The Family Soul, and the velvet teddy-bear himself Mr. Ruben Studdard with his beautiful number “Love Skies”. This album speaks greatness which is why it’s been VERSED

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Sade: Bring Me Home – Live 2011

Release Date: 05/22/2012

Record Label: Sony

Genre: Rock/Pop/R&B

Hey everyone, it’s our favorite, beautiful, talented, over-40 musical artist who continues to amaze her fans decade after decade. Sade is back but this time for folks who missed her concert last year, and didn’t get to watch her live; This dvd/album provides all that and more! A deluxe disk filled with each performance of some of our old and recent favorites, VERSED fans you can have a candle-light concert right in your living room. Leading this visual work of art is the live performance “Soldier Of Love” and the long-haired beauty goes through each number with such grace and poise, giving her fans a huge reminder of why they fell in love with her in the first place. Sway side-to-side together with friends to hits like “Kiss Of Life”, “By Your Side”, and “No Ordinary Love” while this disk is dropped in the VERSED approved vault.

Q. Parker: Qgasms Mixape: Chapter 1

Release Date: 05/29/2012

Record Label: unknown

Genre: R&B

So off the bat the former Bad Boy and one-fourth member of the former R&B group 112, Q. Parker makes it clear that with the sound of his voice, he can create “Qgasms”, well preach on then! On deck and working hard on his up-coming solo release, Q. Parker gives listeners a glimpse into his worldly talents of an r&b artist by his own version of both new work and popular re-made tracks from his 112 days. Listeners will appreciate the new sounds of  the very popular “Cupid”, his “Interlude pt. 1” that fans will find very familiar, and other tracks that can’t make you hit the skip button: you just have to listen to each one from beginning to end. However the re-mixed version to “Drink In My Cup” could have done without this  mix-tape, ixnay on the hip-hop tracks Q!  Overall, not bad at all (fans self) for a mix-tape. Mr. Parker raises the anticipation times ten for the “MANual” mix tape or album soon to come. This mix-tape has been VERSED approved.