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Keri Hilson - Return The Favor CDM (2008), Amy Grant - Lead Me On (20th Anniversary Edition) (2008), Framing Hanley - The Moment (Reissue) (2008)
1.Keri Hilson - Return The Favor CDM (2008) (R&B) (Rapidshare)
A Different Me is the third studio album by R&B singer and songwriter Keyshia Cole. The road to riches wasn't easy for Keyshia yet her hard work and great voice are her successful rewards. Besides the release of a 2008 album, the new season of her BET reality show, touring and personal appearances, Keyshia is gearing up for the production of a movie based on her life. The lead single off the album, "Playa Cardz Right" featuring Tupac, originally appeared on Tupac's Pac's Life, and this version was rearranged by the hugely successful Grammy nominated Cole with producers Ron Fair plus Carvin and Ivan.
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2.Amy Grant - Lead Me On (20th Anniversary Edition) (2008) (Worship,Christian) (Rapidshare)
Twenty years after its release, Lead Me On remains the quintessential Amy Grant album, combining catchy and skillfully crafted pop/rock with surprisingly honest articulations of faith in everyday life.
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3.Oak Ridge Boys - The Gospel Collection (2008) (Worship,Christian) (Rapidshare)
Back with a new Gospel collection of fan favorites, The Oaks have re-recorded signature hits “Jesus Is Coming Soon” and “I Know” along with classics such as “I Saw the Light,” “How Great Thou Art” and “This Little Light of Mine,” as well as their current single “Did I Make a Difference.” For those who remember the quartet’s early days in East Tennessee to those who follow them today through mainstream media and national touring, The Gospel Collection contains years of trendsetting hits and special memories.
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4.Kim Hopper - I Just Wanted You to Know (2008) (Worship,Christian) (Rapidshare)
Kim Hopper's second solo release showcases her outstanding voice in a more upbeat, country and southern gospel style setting. I Just Wanted You To Know includes "The Devil Lost His Keys," "Come Out Praising," "Gospel to the World," and more.
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5.Cedars Gray - Cedars Gray (2008) (R&B) (Rapidshare)
Chris, Brandi, and Brian Authement, the two brothers and sister that are Cedars Gray, were born in South Louisiana and moved with their parents to Birmingham, Alabama 15 years ago. Music has always been a part of who they are, from their Cajun roots to their church roots - and to singing and playing music whenever they could - they have always known their happiness and fulfillment would be entwined with the music in their soul.Their first release, an Inspirational self-titled CD, shows they know how to flex their creative muscle, blending soul, jazz, contemporary,and Inspirational music with lyrics straight out of the pages of their lives. With six original songs written by Chris, this first album introduces you to three individual, three different, yet somehow three perfectly blended voices that tell a story you will want to hear overand over again. The result of a family determined to live a dream,Cedars Gray is a culmination of hard work, self determination, talent,and most of all, God's blessing.
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6.Ghost House - Music Street Level (2008) (Hip Hop) (Rapidshare)
Ghost House These Are Ghost House By Josiah Hughes Vancouver’s Ghost House have upped the ante with their follow-up to last year’s Departures by promising a string of EPs that, once released, will fit together as a board game. These Are Ghost House, the first release in the series, provides the same piano-driven post-punk but with even better ideas and fuller production courtesy of ringleader Jesse Gander. “We Run of Chorus” opens with a pensive sing-along before double-timing into a swirling chorus. “Traditional” is arguably the best thing Ghost House have done yet, jamming out loud and managing to showcase each member’s incomparable talent, while “Sitting Ducks” attacks with similarly busy aplomb. Closing out the record, “Pacific Standard” is a perfectly placed slow-burner. Luckily, there are three more EPs to look forward to, making 2007 the year of Ghost House. (Reluctant) Ghost House The Good Ghost House EP By Josiah Hughes The second EP in their promised set of four EPs, The Good Ghost House EP further demonstrates Ghost House's prowess as one of Canadian indie rock's brightest hopes. "Good Grief" opens the record with cover boy Steve Matheson's driving bass before erupting into another complex song that features Katie Lapi's guitar and Jesse Gander's twinkling keys atop Al Boyle's jazz-ready drum work. "Tuesday 2 A.M." takes the same formula to a more sombre level, as the band echoes the line "The times were hard to find," but the busyness returns with the crackling electronics and hurried piano of "Motion Sensor," which leads into the heavy conclusion of "No Enemies." Marked by their strong work ethic and stronger raw talent, Ghost House deliver yet again on The Good Ghost House EP. More please. (Reluctant) expect the last EPs out soon!!!!
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7.Ivoryline - There Came A Lion (2008) (Worship,Christian) (Rapidshare)
It’s been a while since Tooth and Nail Records have released something that caught my attention. I’ve been mainly unimpressed with their recent batch of new signings and releases. And then Ivoryline came along, grabbed me by the collar, and shook the hell outta me. Their Tooth and Nail debut, There Came A Lion, is an eleven track journey that is destined to get your blood flowing and put a little extra hop in your step.
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8.In Aviate - 1985 (2008) (Indie) (Rapidshare)
In reference to the novel “1984”, IA’s new conceptual record explores the idea of waking up one day and having the society that established everything you are and now no longer exist and having to re-establish on your own with an entirely new belief system and societal structure. In Aviate’s smart music is enthralling and will suck you in with their melodies and amazing guitar work. For fans of Coheed and Cambria, Saosin and Circa Survive.
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9.Framing Hanley - The Moment (Reissue) (2008) (Rock) (Rapidshare)
This Nashville five piece’s debut album has the pop sensibility of Jimmy Eat World and Rock presence of Breaking Benjamin but maintains the alternative rock credibility of 30 Seconds To Mars and Bush. The album, produced by Dark New Day’s Brett Hestla, has all of the elements of a future mainstream smash. The first single “Hear Me Now” has already been in the top 20 on Sirius Octane’s most requested list for months
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10.Damiera - Quiet Mouth Loud Hands (2008) (Indie) (Rapidshare)
Damiera's sophomore release, Quiet Mouth Loud Hands, wasn't an easy album to make. It was recorded in an old science wing of an abandoned school in Buffalo, New York. Having gone through a complete line-up change following their first album, the only remaining member was founder Dave Raymond. Raymond, who's the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band, sought the help of friends from Iowa and producer Jayson DeZuzio to round out the band. Damiera sounds like what would happen if you threw a lot of Coheed and Cambria into a mixing bowl and added a little bit of Minus the Bear and then just kindly folded them together.
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