Bad News

I am going to be very busy this summer, as I am going to Europe (I will not be able to blog there). Lately I have realized that this blog isn't going anywhere, as I can't really promote it (zero members). I am going to take a break until I post some videos on youtube, where I can be able to promote.

When I post my first video on youtube, I will post it on the blog. If you like this blog, become a member to show your support.

Have a nice weekend!
-Lomwax

Meredeth Brooks: OHW

Meredith Brooks gained recognition when her single, "Bitch", achieved commercial success. Her album, Blurring the Edges, peaked at #22 on the Billboard 100 and achieved platinum sales in the US (1,000,000) and double platinum sales in Canada (200,000). In this post we will see if Meredith Brooks is a true OHW, as everybody knows her.

Top 5 Songs David Guetta/ Calvin Harris Should Feature

Calvin Harris and David Guetta are both artists that often have albums full of featured artists. David Guetta famously made Sia famous in "Titanium" and Calvin Harris made Florence Welch more well known in "Sweet Nothing".

New Single Review: Treasure

Welcome to the first Song Review! Bruno Mars' new single from his album, Unorthodox Jukebox, just debuted at #71 on the Hot 100, and I have already heard it on the radio three times!

Hot 100 Friday: May 24th

Another chart update!

Sara Barallies: OHW

Sara Bareilles has been on the international music scene since 2008, when her single, "Love Song", became very successful. Unfortunately, most of the general public only knows her as a OHW.

Alanis Morisette's Top 5 Songs

Welcome to another Top 5 Tuesday! I will be premiering Top 5 Tuesdays first Honerable Mention! Here is a little about Alanis Morisette: From 1991-1993, Alanis Morisette was a popular Canadian music artist (with six top 40 hits in Canada). She then claimed international success when she moved to L.A and created her third album, Jagged Little Pill. It then became one of the best-selling albums of all time (33 million sales). Her following albums met with less success, with each album getting less sales than the one before. While most of the songs on thelist are songs from Jagged Little Pill, they are nevertheless my favorite songs by Alanis Morisette.

Hot 100 Friday: May 17

Welcome to another Hot 100 Friday! This weeks chart was very unusual. Read on!

OHW:Michael Bublé

Michael Bublé started his career in 1995. His albums are very popular worldwide (his past 4 albums have peaked at #1 in Ireland, Australia, the US, and Canada [5]). His singles unfortunately don't even come close to the success of his albums in the US. Although no singles have ever reached #1, he has still been successful elsewhere around the world (he has produced seven top 40 singles in the UK, Canada, and Australia). Read on to see how well these singles have done in the US.

Top 5 Katy Perry Songs

Katy Perry is also the first artist I have ever seen in live concert! She first created songs to get the public's attention ("Ur So Gay" and "I Kissed A Girl"), and when she finally got the spotlight, she created awesome songs with catchy hooks, leading to the album (Teenage Dream), which has the record for the album with the most #1 singles (six). Eight singles were released for the album, and every single was a top 3 hit or better ("California Gurls [feat. Snoop Dogg]", "Teenage Dream", "Firework", "E.T [feat. Kanye West], "Last Friday Night [feat. T.G.I.F]" and "Part Of Me" [the only one that debuted at #1 ] all peaked at #1, while "The One That Got Away"[#3] and"Wide Awake" [#2] peaked inside the Top 3)! As you can see, she is a very successful singer (her debut album had three Top 10 hits), and I will now list my five favorite songs from One Of The Boys and Teenage Dream.