25 Years of Koda Kumi: The J-Pop Icon Marks a Milestone Koda Kumi is celebrating 25 years with a new song, and monthly surprises still byBradley SternDecember 20, 2024
Madonna, Stuart Price, 2025: The M15 Era Begins Madonna confirms that new music is in the works for 2025 byBradley SternDecember 17, 2024
“Baby Doll”: Kylie Minogue’s Lost Prince Collaboration Sees Light of Day The song, with lyrics by Kylie and music by Prince, surfaces 32 years later byBradley SternDecember 14, 2024
January 15, 2011 Nicole Scherzinger: “Don’t Hold Your Breath” (Single Review) After the Keri Hilson original, an early demo featuring a session singer, and a byBradley Stern
January 10, 2011 Introduucing…Marirose! Meet Marirose, an unsigned 15-year-old singer from Chicago byBradley Stern
January 8, 2011 Don’t Hold Your Breath: The Nicole Scherzinger Single, The Keri Hilson Demo It’s been a hot minute since Scherzy Baby got some lovin’ on the byBradley Stern
December 27, 2010 Keri Hilson: No Boys Allowed (Album Review) For an album called No Boys Allowed, there sure are a lot of boys that came to byBradley Stern
December 20, 2010 MuuMuse Presents: The Top 50 Singles of 2010 Still hot from the Internet-killing, bandwidth-shattering success of byBradley Stern
November 28, 2010 Keri Hilson: The Way You Love Me (feat. Rick Ross) (Video Premiere) Miss KERI Baby–look what you gone did! byBradley Stern
November 23, 2010 Keri Hilson: “Pretty Girl Rock” (Cahill Remix) You know when you totally love a song, but then you’re all like “Oh byBradley Stern
November 10, 2010 The Album Cover for Keri Hilson’s ‘No Boys Allowed’: A Mathematical Formula Miss Keri Baby just unveiled the album cover to her upcoming sophomore effort, byBradley Stern
October 25, 2010 Cheryl Cole: Messy Little Raindrops (Album Review) Remember when you were 15 years old and your then best friend in middle school byBradley Stern
October 15, 2010 Hear A Preview of Cheryl Cole’s “The Flood” (…And Also The Whole Album?) A one minute preview of “The Flood,” the expected second single to byBradley Stern
