All Of You

by Colbie Caillat

Since her debut single Bubbly, Colbie Caillat has steadily sang herself into a sunny position. Much like her first two albums, All Of You retains her light and uplifting melodies with a dose of reality thrown in. The first single I Do is already big on the charts, but also listen up for What If, Dream Life, and Favorite Song, which was cowritten and performed with Common and Ryan Tedder.

Sorry for Party Rocking

by LMFAO

The Los Angeles ‘party rock’ duo does it again with their second album, which includes this year’s mother-of-all party anthems, the Party Rock Anthem. They f irst blasted out to the world with the dancefloor hit I’m In Miami B*tch and this time around give more to dance to with their hip-hop fused with dance beats that may make even nonelectro fans attempt to shuffle.

Doggumentary

by Snoop Dogg

It sounds like Snoop Dogg covered all his bases for his 11th album. Doggumentary is filled to the brim with singles helmed by hot-shot producers and featuring many of today’s hot guest artists. With names like Kanye West, David Guetta, John Legend, Gorillaz, T-Pain, and even R. Kelly making appearances, you can bet your dancing shoes that it will be an entertaining ride.

Dream With Me

by Jackie Evancho

If there was one word needed to sum up thi s album i t would be dreamy. With a vocal maturity that sounds almost too big for the pretty 11-year-old, Jackie evokes a fairytale charm in her first single, Disney’s classic tune When You Wish Upon A Star. Other favourite songs off the album include Somewhere (featuring Barbra Streisand) and Nessun Dorma.