Burn - Jessica Mauboy

We had a more moving one last time, and here comes this one just showed us she’s capable to nail the dance music as well. It’s clear that she’s more to the experimenting and testing the water, as trying to identify which direction she should go for her music. It’s not the track that could sets her from everybody else apart yet, or perhaps determine the kind of music that she shall do in the future, but at least it’s a good try. She’s almost there, with the potential she had, making far won’t be a big issue for her it seems.

rate: 8.0 / 10

How Do You Sleep? - Jesse McCartney

We definitely couldn’t deny his talent. As we’re still talking about how much he’d grown up with his music this time around, he had this one out proven to be another strong reason added to that. It’s obvious that he doesn’t ‘explore’ the future pop just like Justin did with his, but that doesn’t mean his music turned out to be underwhelming. It can be seen as the elevated and matured teen pop music, keeping the youth and fresh from the teen pop, but added the more mature element into the music. Check out the remixed version as well, with a different feel added to the single.

Rate: 8.0 / 10

Please Don't Leave Me - P!nk

When we all thought that ‘Sober’ did marvelous job showcasing her ability to shine with tunes that are more sentimental, this following single just mind-changing, in a good way of course. This is probably the reason why we have to love her so bad and so much when it comes to her music. The ‘silent intense’ in the tune can most probably be classified as the main attraction of the track, as it really sets the mood perfectly, making it easily being connected by the listeners. Simple but brilliant, and the pop rock diva just never disappoints. 

rate: 9.0 / 10

Please Dont Leave Me - Pink