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Bruno Mars: Doo-Wops & Hooligans

On debut, Bruno Mars holds tight to old school doo-wop, soul and reggae and delivers an interesting mix of pop ‘n soul that stands out as one of 2010’s brightest efforts


David Archuleta: The Other Side of Down

On junior album, Idol runner-up delivers middle-of-the-road, but confident set of pop music



Maroon 5: Hands All Over

On third round, the L.A. outfit travels afar, is challenged by a perfectionist of a producer and pumps out their best pop album yet



Trey Songz: Passion, Pain & Pleasure

Move over Kells - Trey Songz gets a little mature, consistent and stronger on fourth studio album and is inches away from being R&B's leading womanizer


Y’anna: The Promise

Reality-TV winner and budding gospel star goes indie route, brings in seasoned veterans but lacks the power-packed strong material best suited for big pipes



Mike Posner: 31 Minutes To Takeoff

Modest experimental debut album from former Duke grad and aspiring neo-pop star showcases more vulnerabilities than strengths




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