Showing posts with label Britain's Got Talent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Britain's Got Talent. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 April 2010

MOVIE TRAILER: 'Streetdance'


Sparks fly as the worlds of street-dance and ballet collide in 'Streetdance', a vibrant 3-D feature film.

While training for the UK Streetdance Championships, a streetdance crew are forced to work with Royal ballet dancers in return for rehearsal space. With no common ground and with passions riding high, they realise they need to find a way to join forces to win.

'Streetdance' features some of the cream of UK dance talent, including show-stopping performances from Britain’s Got Talent dance sensations Flawless, Diversity and George Sampson.

Streetdance hits cinemas nationwide May 21st 2010.

Will you be going to watch 'Streetdance'?
 

Tuesday, 1 September 2009

Single Review: Taio Cruz - Break Your Heart


Whilst the uber sweet RnB artists churn out baby makers of tracks, serenading their female fan base with material that will guarantee the ladies on their side come single release day, the UK’s hottest export Taio Cruz returns with ‘Break Your Heart”.

With his middle finger up to the othodox "baby I miss you" or "lets get back together" type of single that we expect from newcomers, that were rejected from reality TV shows like X-Factor or Braitains Got Talent, (notice who I’m getting at here!), Taio Cruz ditches the safe approach and drops a bombshell that will manage to work for some but may alienate others.

A bold cry for an artist that doesn’t need to alter anything about his approach to music at all, but the daring lyrics like "If you fall for me, im not easy to please" displays the sheer confidence that sees Taio regarded as one of the hottest artists in the U.K who can stand shoulder to shoulder with many of his stateside counterparts.

If the message behind ‘Break Your Heart’ is too courageous for your liking, theres no doubt you’ll find yourself kicking yourself when the catchy hook comes in and you find yourself humming it. However, if you don't appreiciate the message or the catchy hook, then it's third time lucky as the production will have you spazzing out.

Undoubtedly the hottest producer at the moment, Fraser T Smith’s sound has seen his work propel artists like Tinchy Stryder to consequetive number one’s, and it seems like he has done it again as his use of strings becomes a sought after commodity in U.K. music.

‘Break Your Heart' is scheduled for a September 14th release.

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

Danyl's Definitely Got The X Factor

I'm sure by now you've all watched Danyl Johnson's X Factor audition and was wowed by his performance....well so was America.

It had been reported that Danyl has bagged himself an appearance on NBCs 'Today Show' after the 28-year-old schoolteacher's audition was watched online over one million times on YouTube!!

Did anybody see this coming?? I don't think anybody did!!

I guess he'll be the male version of Britain's Got Talent contestant Susan Boyle.

Watch out world, it looks like Danyl will be a huge success at this rate, thanks to the online hype.

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Diversity Before They Won BGT


Four years before Britains Got Talent (BGT), Diversity were known as Swift Moves and took part in four battles at The Jump Off.

The Jump Off is a hip hop show which includes, rap battles, fashion shows, live performances and dance battles.


With a record of Won 2/Lost 2 here is a compilation of their best bits.



There is no Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden or Piers Morgan at the Jump Off, no red buzzers can stop you and there's no Ant n Dec to cushion you afterwards. The Jump Off is nutorious for it's tough, judgemental crowd and many pristine Judges have left saying "If you can perform at Jump Off, you can perform anywhere".


Hosted by Rap6 and Kymberlee Jay, Judges on the nights Diversity/Swift Moves battled included:Guru, Pretty Ricky, Inspectah Deck (Wu Tang), Jazzie B and Terri Walker

Thursday, 4 June 2009

NEW FLAVA: Chipmunk - 'Diamond Rings'

New Sony signed artist, Chipmunk shows us his, (dare I use this term), bling in his new video for his new single, 'Diamond Rings'.

The video has a dance feature from Britain's Got Talent finalist, Flawless



The lady singing in the video is called Emilie Sande. She's got quite a good voice!

'Diamond Rings' is out July 6th

DIVERSITY JUST GOT LUCKY, SAYS PIERS MORGAN

Britains Got Talent judge, Piers Morgan believes that dance group Flawless should've won BGT:

Morgan told the Daily Mail:

"I think Flawless were unlucky to have gone on first. If they had gone last it may have been different.
'They're both amazing dance groups. Diversity were just very lucky.'


I wonder how Diversity are feeling after hearing this? Do Simon and Amanda believe the same thing?


I can't help but agree with Piers. If Flawless had gone on last, would they have won?


Discuss!


Saturday, 30 May 2009

Britain's Got Talent



I'm happy that Susan Boyle didn't win, but that dance crew, Diversity from Essex won!! At least this time BGT wasn't a fix.



All this hype about Susan Boyle, some overnight Internet phenomenon, going to the States and being interviewed by Oprah, getting invited to have dinner with Mr Obama.....all of that and she didn't even win...and I'm glad!

It's a shame that Flawless didn't get to the top 3, but be realistic, the public would vote for Diversity over Flawless, they've got little kids in their group, what more do you need?

Flawless are still champions, even though they didn't win. They will definitely be even more successful now!

Well done to Diversity!! It's about time the Queen got schooled on something that's a bit urban.
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