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Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything (RCA)
Master of all trades Alicia returns with a typical love-means-more-than-really-expensive-things themed ballad.

Adam F & Horx ft. Redman - Shut The Lights Off (Breakbeat Kaos)
The rules of music are such that the same content packaged in a different beat is and should be labelled a remix even if it's eight years too late!

Chipmunk - I Am Chipmunk (Columbia Records)
North London based MC Chipmunk's debut offering is about as grime as a book of nursery rhymes.

Whitney Houston - I Look To You (Arista)
Despite being littered with the most current producer sovereign this more nineties than noughties comeback effort falls far too short of expectation.

Mamas Gun - Routes To Riches (Candelion Records)
Routes To Riches is a musical road trip with more funk in its trunk than the Brand New Heavies.

P!nk - Funhouse (RCA)
P!nk's break-up track is more divorce party than self-pitying pajamas, chocolate and ice cream.

The Proclaimers - Love Can Move Mountains (W14 Music)
The anthem kings produce a familiar sounding but no less empowering song regarding the merits of love.

N-Dubz - Wouldn’t You (All Around The World)
This candid underground urban collective successfully seeped into our mainstream whilst we weren't looking, cleaned up their act and got our attention.

Raphael Saadiq - 100 Yard Dash (Sony BMG)
Saadiq adopts a refreshing perspective on popular music, resulting in a track that's Motown for beginners.

Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls (Domino Records)
Franz Ferdinand have successfully inserted pop into rock without forfeiting their trademark cool.

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