Song that was recorded by singer JoJo for her third album in 2011 and on the night of Friday (11/11/2013) leaked on the internet.

Canção que foi gravada pla cantora JoJo para seu terceiro albúm em 2011 e na noite de Sexta-feira (11/11/2013)vazou na internet.

JoJo - Besos

First track From JoJo's debut mixtape "Can't Take That Away from Me". This album Has Been Uploaded for Streaming Purposes Only.

Can't Take That Away From Me

JoJo performs an acoustic version of "Demonstrate" live in the Mazda Backseat Studio at The FADER FORT.

JoJo, "Demonstrate" (Live in the Mazda Backseat Studio)

Old performance of a leaked song never officially released.

JoJo - Safe With Me (Live Acoustic)

Hey #MilanNation
Let's kick off the summer with my new single FUN.



Unstoppable Queen

Jojo - Hold On

Powerhouse vocalist and former Pussycat Doll, Melody Thornton, is finding her way back to the spotlight, but on her own terms. After dropping traces of what will form her upcoming mixtape-Melody presents the release of her first mixtape P.O.Y.B.L: Piss On Your Black List.

“Piss On Your Black List has nothing to do with being a rebel or fighting against anything. It has everything to do with fighting for myself,” says Thornton. “It’s clever with attitude. It’s kind of funny and gets a strong reaction; all things that, at times, describe my art.”

The mixtape consists of 10 tracks which do just that. Through various melodic stories of love, music, and faith, Melody exposes the battles she faces with each, and at times, she even reveals the battle within herself.

Aside from one cover, each of the five remakes, and four original tracks are all written by Thornton; a treat for fans who will finally have a chance to experience her writing ability. Producers for the four original tracks include: Andre Harris (“Smoking Gun”), Church and State (“Sweet Vendetta”), Mark Vinten (“Intro”), and Melody on a self-produced track (“Hit the Ground Runnin’” featuring Michael Gallope/piano and Paran Amirinazari/violin).

Musicality is also worth a mention. For her remakes, Melody was particular about choosing popular instrumentals from the 60s and 70s. Her appetite for a bluesy flavor fused with a hint of today’s popular music prompted her to label her style, “Soul-Pop.”

The first track off of P.O.Y.B.L, “Sweet Vendetta,” was released digitally in late 2011. Her follow-up came this week in the form of “Lipstick&Guilt”—a taunting tune over the even more haunting “No Church in the Wild” instrumental (Jay-Z/Kanye West/Frank Ocean). Interestingly enough, it also serves as a crafty ode to her mixtape’s title. 

The unsigned talent first made noise in 2004 as a member of The Pussycat Dolls. She continued to impress over the course of her six year stint with the group. Now, after almost two years away, Thornton’s style has developed into something so unique and solely hers. 

“People talk so much about individuality, but you never really know what you’re made of until you’re forced to stand on your own,” says Thornton.

Standing on her own, as a solo artist, Thornton is readying her platform for a triumphant return. 

“My amazing fans and supporters have been patiently waiting to hear the REAL Melody Thornton and this is my thank you.”

“Sweet Vendetta” is currently available for purchase at all digital retailers, for more information please visit melodythornton.com 


JoJo - You Take Me Around The World (feat Timbaland)

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