Justin Bieber
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I came across talk of Justin Bieber bigging up reggae artist J Boog (NOT the B2K guy) earlier this week in an interview by Reggie Yates [here is a radio rip on YouTube of the best part of the program at 3:30] as the Bieb's plays a song from his phone that he could listen to all day; J Boog - "Let's Do It Again." Don't let the Bieber co-sign put you off, it is actually a good song. With that said, let me tell you a bit more about the singer.

Since his last studio album, Graffiti, Chris Brown has worked on a host of features and mixtapes and kept his PR machine turning, trying to repair the damage done by the infamous incident with Rihanna. Now, Breezy puts forward his latest effort in the form of his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E. Unfortunately, this album doesn't do much to reinforce the promise Brown showed in his early days. His debut and sophomore albums suggested he had a lot to offer and would take up the mantle of one of the world of music’s best performers and artists - however, this album is not an example of someone who could carry on the legacy of the likes of Michael Jackson or even Usher.