compiled by Leigh Campbell
Review of “The World from the Side of the Moon” by Casey Campo
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The World from the Side of the Moon
In this audio review, freshman Journalism Student Casey Campo explains Phillip Phillip’s new album, “The World from the Side of the Moon,” which draws in listeners with every song. It’s impossible to resist a deep voice and swoon-worthy lyrics.
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Review of “My Kind of Party” by Sarah Cigas
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Freshman Journalism student Sarah Cigas applauds Jason Aldean’s album, “My Kind of Party” in this audio review, saying that the songs, though repetitive, are well put together and don’t try too hard. Cigas says that the album will get your feet tapping and keep you listening without causing a headache.
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Review of “Thrift Shop” by Gloria Cowdin
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This audio review by sophomore Gloria Cowdin explores the deeper meaning of the song “Thrift Shop” by rappers Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. Cowdin praises the song for encouraging individuality.
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Review of “Learn to Live” by Gabi Dorrell
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In this review, freshman Journalism, Gabi Dorrell, applauds country singer Darius Rucker’s “Learn to Live” as an enjoyable, fun, and relateable album. Dorrell mentions that every music enthusiast should hear this album, even anti-Country ones!
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Review of “Call me Maybe” by Claire Finn
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Freshman journalism student, Claire Finn, praises and criticizes the catchy hit song, Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepson. Finn recognizes the extreme popularity this song received, but also notices how overplayed and annoying it soon became.
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Review of “It’s Thanksgiving” by Viridiana Hernandez
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In this audio review, sophomore Viridiana Hernandez criticizes the repititive and annoying tune “It’s Thanksgiving” by Nicole Westbrook. This obnoxious song has become quite popular, and although it is known for being awful, it is the song’s suckiness that makes it such a hit.
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Review of “Watch the Throne” by Claire Jefferson
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In this audio review, Freshman Journalism student Claire Jefferson gives her own take on Kanye West and Jay Z’s first collaboration album “Watch the Throne”. Jefferson give props to the dynamic duo for their new style of remixing, but questions how creative they got while writing.
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Review of “Wanted” by Grace Kitts
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Wanted
In this audio review, freshmen Journalism student, Grace Kitts praises Hunter Hayes song “Wanted” as touching and a song that draws you in from the beginning. Full of inspiring lyrics and a simple but gorgeous beat you can’t help but enjoy listening to the song. “Wanted” will bring joy to your day every time you listen to it.[/wpcol_3quarter_end]
Review of “Fine By Me” by Whitney Klump
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In this review, sophomore Journalism student, Whitney Klump, praises Andy Grammer’s song “Fine By Me” as upbeat and vibrant. Klump says this song makes you feel cheerful and has a melody that you can’t resist singing along to.
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Review of “Home” by Lily Koppen
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Freshman Journalism student, Lily Koppen, gives an audio review of the popular song “Home” by Phillip Phillips, saying that it will inspire and uplift listeners and help them to get thorough tough times in their life. Its rhythmic, fast beat and heartfelt lyrics with keep this song stuck in your head.
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Review of “Red” by Liz Mitchell
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For this audio review, sophomore Liz Mitchell glorifies Taylor Swift’s new album “Red” because of it’s unique sound. Mitchell says it isn’t like any of her other albums. It sounds more like a pop album rather than a country album. Taylor’s fan will really enjoy this album a lot.
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Review of “Girl on Fire” by Torie Richardson
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In her audio review of Alicia Keys’ “Girl on Fire”, Torie Richardson talks about the diversity of Alicia’s new music. Whether you’ve heard and loved Alicia Keys or prefer another style of music, give this new album a try.
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Review of “Sigh No More” by Carolyn Scheuler
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In this audio review, Freshman, Carolyn Scheuler, praises Mumford & Sons’ album “Sigh No More” for their poetic and creative lyrics. If you are one of the many people who don’t care for cheesy lyrics, then you will enjoy this album that features meaningful and brotherly lyrics.
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Review of “Gangnam Style” by Jamie Tholen
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Freshman Jamie Tholen gives her opinion as she records an audio review over the famous song, ‘Gangnam Style’. With it’s appealing and flashy dance moves and song lyrics, ‘Gangnam Style’ really shows fun character for the newer generation of teenagers. It’s well-deserved spotlight makes it a song any teenager can sing and dance to.
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