Dan Black - "Symphonies" from UN and the Bonus track version of the same song featuring Kid Cudi.
Little Eva - "The Loco-Motion" from The Loco-Motion.
30h!3 - "My First Kiss (ft. Ke$ha) from Streets of Gold.
The Northern Way - Entire self-titled EP.
Indiana University Marching Hundred -"I.U. March to the Stadium" from College Fight Songs - Indiana Hoosiers - EP. iTunes has many of the major NCAA Division I schools fight songs EPs, many with drum cadences. This was the longest one and since they are all $0.99 the best value is going to be longerst track. I do have about 20 more in my WishList.
Bob Dylan - "Country Pie", "Lay Lady Lay", and "Nashville Skyline Rag" from Nashville Skyline.
Songs You'll Love is a compilation from Coffee Shop Girl Records. It features award-winning female artists such as Tiana Star, Femke, Juliet Lee, Adrina Thorpe, and Melinda Ortner. Search for Coffee Shop Girl Records and you may still be able to download the free album.
Bruce Hornsby - Complete 2009/07/25 Asheville, NC album. Obviously a live album. Hornsby is amazing live.
Norwegian Recycling - "Singularity" from an unnamed album. The latest from this incredible mashup artist.
Young Jeezy - "Lose My Mind (ft. Drake) [Remix]" from TM 103.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian soundtrack which is composed by Harry Gregson-Williams and also features tracks by Switchfoot, Regina Spektor, Oren Lavie, and Hanne Hukkelberg.
Wall-E soundtrack composed by Thomas Newman and includes a track by Michael Crawford and another from Louis Armstrong.
Needtobreathe - Entire The Outsiders album.
Newsboys - Complete Born Again (Deluxe Edition) album. This is the first release by the Newsboys since Michael Tait, formerly of dc Talk, took the role of lead singer.
Britt Nicole - The Lost Get Found album. This album totally blew away my expectations. Nicole hits on a variety of genres and has very catchy tunes.
La Roux - selt-titled album. Best known for her song "Bulletproof".
OneRepublic - Waking Up album. A great Colorado band that has made international superstars of themselves.Raul Midón - Entire A World Within a World album. I was first introduced to this artist via a Starbucks freebie "Pick Somebody Up" and decided to sample the entire album, and evetually loving the sound and picking up the entire album.
MercyMe - Complete The Generous Mr. Lovewell release. Once again, MercyMe pulls out all the stops and produces an amazingly beautiful album.
Thousand-Foot Krutch - Welcome to the Masquerade album.
Guster - "Bad Bad World" from the Easy Wonderful album. A freebie from either Starbucks or iTunes.
Ke$ha - Complete Animal album. I'm still not sure about my opinion of this artist. Her mind and lyrics are sometimes questionable.
Martina McBride - Greatest Hits. I really only wanted the song "Life #9" and ended up just getting her entire greatest hits album.
Sara Bareilles - Kaleidoscope Heart album. A great "cheer you up" album.
Aloe Blacc - "I Need a Dollar (How to Make It In America)" from the EP of the same name. A Starbucks freebie.
Dierks Bentley - "Draw Me a Map" from Up On the Ridge. Another Starbucks freebie.
Explosions in the Sky - "Your Hand in Mine" from The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place.
First Aid Kit - "When I Grow Up" from their album Ghost Town. This song is quickly gaining popularity.
Wiz Khalifa - "We're Done", "Up", and "The Statement" from Kush & Orange Juice. "Black & Yellow" from the album of the same name.
Empire of the Sun - "Walking On a Dream"; the title track of the album.
Alicia Keys - "Unthinkable (I'm Ready) (Remix) (ft. Drake)" from The Element of Freedom.
Eric Bennet - "Sometimes I Cry" from Lost In Time.
Kanye West - "So Appalled", "Power", "Power [Remix] (ft. Jay-Z)", "Monster", "Lost In the World", and "Hell of a Life" from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. "See Me Now" and "Life of a Don" from G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape. "Christian Dior Denim Flow", "Christian Dior Denim Flow" and "Good Friday" from the singles of the same name, respectfully.
Drake - "Fireworks", "Fancy", "Miss Me", "Light Up", and "Light Up (Rikers Remix) from his new album Thank Me Later.
The xx - "Infinity" from XX.
30 Seconds to Mars - "Hurricane (ft. Kanye West)" from the This Is War album.
Galapaghost - "Human Unkind" from the album Neptunes.
Jamie Foxx - "Fall For Your Type" from the album of the same name.
Animal Collective - "Daily Routine" from Merriweather Post Pavillion.
The Centennial - Former members of the now-disbanded group Meese have teamed up with the wife of frontman Patrick Meese to form the trio. Their first EP is entitled Second Spring. The sound is very different from that of Meese.
Jason Aldean - "Crazy Town" and "Big Green Tractor: from his album Wide Open.
Little Big Town - Entire The Reason Why album.
Boys Like Girls - Complete Love Drunk album.
Jon Foreman - Limbs and Branches album which is a compilation of his 4 'seasons' EP's released earlier in his solo career.
David Archuleta - The Other Side of Down album. The kid has grown up and so has his sound.
Jeremy Camp - Entire We Cry Out: The Worship Project album.
The Killers - Complete Sawdust album. This is almost like a greatest hits collection, but then again, its not. It has some old favorites and some new creations as well.
O.A.R. - Rain or Shine box set (4 disc set). Recorded on June 18 and 19, 2009 at Charter One Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois. Over 4 hours of music are on O.A.R.'s 10th album and 4th live release.
Weird Al Yankovic - Entire Straight Outta Lynwood. Features tracks such as "White and Nerdy", "Confessions Part III", and "Canadian Idiot".
Rascal Flatts - Complete Nothing Like This album. Rascal Flatts still has that distinct sound and by no means are they are a downhill slide.
James Levine - The Chicago Symphony Orchestra performs Gustov Holst's The Planets. I saw this performed live by another symphony orchestra with a 4th class of mine and it was awesome. Even these 10 and 11 year olds enjoyed it!
The Black Keys - "Tighten Up" and "Everlasting Light" from their album Brothers.
Maroon 5 - Complete Hands All Over album.
Muse - "Uprising" from The Resistance.
That's a wrap for new music. Stay tuned for more blogging; I plan to keep going with the playlists that are ever-evolving and disappearing (on purpose).
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