Today's Pick

Just in time for the 4th of July, Becky G is inviting you to cool off and captures the fun, buoyant feeling of summer love with her brand-new video for her new single, "Shower," the lead single off her upcoming still untitled debut studio album, which she says, like the "Shower" video, will be a whole lot "edgier" and "more grown up" than what you've come to expect from her. Becky is stepping up her game with every new single she puts out, and her latest song, "Shower," promises to be a serious contender for song of the summer.
Co-written with Dr. Luke, Rock City and Henry Walter, the pop-rap song finds Becky singing about how she's found a love so powerful that this guy make her sing in the shower every time. "We wanted to captures moments of feeling good, and me personally when I feel good is when I'm hanging out with friends or that special person," Becky shared with MTV while shooting the video in Los Angeles. "It's a party basically... You're going to have fun watching it because we are having fun making it."
The bubblegum pop track, with its catchy and quick clap-measured beat, also contains cute, feel-good lyrics that are irresistible to sing along to. Becky serenades her summer beau with, "You light me up inside /Like the 4th of July /Whenever you're around /I always seem to smile /And people ask me how / Well you're the reason why /I'm dancing in the mirror and singing in the shower." In an interview with Rolling Stone about what's the story behind "Shower"? Becky explained "Singing in the shower [laughs]. It didn't come to me when I was singing in the shower, but I am a shower singer and someone was making me feel some type of way about it."
And like the single itself is a rather easygoing joint with a peppy beat and "la-da-dees" sprinkled throughout, the newest visuals are equally carefree, showing her perky, upbeat tune visualized by all of the summer essentials - pool parties with good friends, barbecues with good food and summer romances with cute boys. The video also shows plenty of CoverGirl product placement and Becky actually getting into a shower (rain), getting her hair soaking wet and do wet-hair flips like only a true diva can do! "Going back to my previous music videos, it's all about my culture, the way I was raised and now people are going to see me growing up," the 17-year-old said. "It's really special for me."

Madison Beer just dropped her brand new video for the EDM-inflected pop anthem "Unbreakable," just as the new single went up on iTunes and she gave us all the deets. Beer may only be 15 years old, but she wants to promote an ultra positive message through her music and that's just what "Unbreakable" does. "It is about staying true to yourself. Everything gets better," she told HollywoodLife.com exclusively all about what inspired it, what her hopes are for the future, and of course what tips Justin Bieber has been giving her.
Beer, found by Bieber in 2012, has shown tremendous growth over the past two years, appearing on a mix of Cody Simpson's "Valentine," remaking John Legend's "All of Me," and releasing an original track and video for "Melodies" that includes a cameo from Bieber himself. The Jericho, Long Island, New York singer's latest song, "Unbreakable," is a message-oriented, summertime synth-pop record. It isn't geared for block parties like her debut single, "Melodies." Instead the midtempo pop number aims to uplift anyone who's ever felt insecure or broken down, with its faint electro flourishes and encouraging hook.
"It's a powerful, inspirational song, like [Katy Perry's] 'Firework,'" Beer told J-14.com. "If you listen to the words, it's telling you that you can't let what other people say bring you down." The Island Records artist, who is working on her debut solo album, has told Hollywood Life that she identifies with the song's lyrics. "I love the whole message, and it's definitely something that I live by, just because it's hard sometimes to stay true to yourself and not feel weird around other people. It's hard to stay strong sometimes, especially when you are going through some things that normal people wouldn't go through. It's really an important thing to me."
Beer shows depth about teenagers that are needing a positive 'push' in life in video, which tackles friendship, disabilities, fear and heartache. The clip begins with Beer and a crowd wanders aimlessly until they find a field, dance around as a happy Beer belts out the inspiring lyrics of the country-tinged tune's chorus "We're gonna ride through fire like we've never been burned/ We're gonna laugh out loud like we've never been heard/ We're gonna shout it out to the edge of the world/ We're unbreakable/ You're unbreakable," while walking across a smoking flare on a horse ranch with images of struggling low self-esteem teens literally carrying their emotions around on the countryside, scrawled across black balloons that describe how they feel about themselves.

Justin Bieber is back and all grown up, as he has found a fresh object of his affection and made "One Less Lonely Girl" out of Cailin Russo when he cast her to play his love interest in his newest music video for "All That Matters," which was produced by Diplo and released as the second promotional single from Bieber's "Music Monday's" campaign. There’s no word yet on whether the Music Monday tracks will end up on a new album since Bieber has not yet announced plans for a full album.
The Canadian pop sensation explained the background to the sexy R&B track: "The lyrics of this song are pretty self explanatory," he said, "when you fall in love with someone, that someone can make you feel whole. I feel like anyone who has been in love knows what I mean. The song conveys that being in love is one of the greatest feelings on earth. Love is all that matters. But the void you feel when love goes away is gut-wrenching. I worked so heard on this song in the studio - trying to put that feeling into music was extremely important to me. I'm happy to share it with you."
Russo, the 19-year-old California native model, who became one of the most re-blogged faces on the net after her Tony Kelly shoot for American Apparel, had no idea whose music video she was auditioning for, let alone that she would be the only girl cast. When she arrived on set, she was equally clueless as to what would be expected of her. "I didn't know what was going to happen because the song is super romantic, and since the shoot was set up a certain way, I didn't even know if we would be shooting together," she tells Cosmopolitan. "But the first take was us kissing!"
The Colin Tilley-directed raunchy and dimly lit clip isn't filled with Bieber's usual choreographed dance routines. Instead, the teen heartthrob has gone with a mature R&B vibe, getting cozy with his sexy co-star, the two are shown canoodling on a motorcycle, with Bieber later watching Russo dance, goes in for the kiss and then pushing her up against a wall. Bieber also stripping off his clothes, and getting up close and personal with a sultry seductress, even thrusting into the air at one point. Be still, Belieber hearts everywhere.

British-Irish pop boyband One Direction have decided to nix big budgets and turn the cameras on with a brand-new self-shot video for their charity single, "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)" to help raise money for the British fundraising organization Comic Relief. The goofy clip is self-directed by the boys and features behind-the-scenes shots from their world tour as well as footage from their recent trip to Africa, which the five boys have described as a life-changing experience.
The Brit quintet reworked Blondie's 1978 track with a bit of the Undertones' classic punk track "Teenage Kicks" mashed in, as a charity single, with all sales proceeds from the song heading toward anti-famine efforts to support Comic Relief, a charity that raises funds for the disadvantaged and spreads awareness. The song was produced by Julian Bunetta and recorded to mark the 25th anniversary of Red Nose Day, a fundraising event held by the organization televised lived by the BBC which officially takes place on Friday, March 15th.
"Comic Relief are a British charity that do amazing work helping people all over Africa and in the U.K. living with really tough lives," explains the group's Zayn Malik in the intro to the song's music video. Harry Styles continues, "So, instead of spending a load of money on a music video, we decided to make it ourselves while we were on tour, and give the money we saved to Comic Relief." Not to be missed out of course was the boys' interaction with the intended beneficiaries of their charitable work in Africa, a real heartwarming highlight to their new music video.
Like any proper One Direction video, goofiness and swoonworthy moments abound, "One Way Or Another" is rife with faux-DIY, goof-around scenes, as the boys taking on a journey with the fellas as they embark on travels across the globe, with stops in airports, New York, Japan, Africa and London, where they visit with kids in need, and even a quick cameo from British Prime Minister David Cameron. Keeping with the true message of the Comic Relief cause, the video ends with the fivesome in Africa, surrounded by kids, a reminder that this song isn't really about One Direction, but about the charity they've teamed up with for the track.

One Direction cruises through fake desert, goes skiing on a green screen and plays it up in their just-released comical video for "Kiss You" was chosen as the second US single from English-Irish boy band's sophomore studio album, "Take Me Home," which has landing at the summit on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart. As the result, One Direction became the first British band to have their first and second albums both debut at the summit in the US.
In standard One Direction style, the boys woo their fans with passionate lyrics, the song utilizes a metronome with a fast tempo, and combines elements of uptempo, upbeat dance-pop, power pop and teen pop. The song has a live band feel. With "Kiss You," One Direction releases another single where they play the underdog that will do anything to woo over the girl of their dreams. They acknowledge insecurities, send a positive message and just want to have fun. Nothing about the video is meant to be serious, and the set-ups are as bouncy and colorful as the song's tempo and vibe.
It's a dark, brooding avant-garde work of postmodern torment. The Vaughan Arnell-directed video for "Kiss You" finds the boy banders dress as prisoners and paying homage to "The King," Elvis Presley. The jailhouse jumpsuits and cute-sy surfing reference "Jailhouse Rock" and "Blue Hawaii" respectively, two of Elvis' best movies! It opens with the guys riding a motorcycle, carousing down the open road being projected behind them, as they sing the flirty opening lines of the song. It's clear the guys are out to make viewers laugh at their every interaction with each other.
It seems that the clip has everything a Directioner could ever dream of, and the quintet are a bunch of happy sailors on leave. The embark upon an epic adventure also features the X Factor UK alums on sailing, surfing, skiing, motorcycle adventures and a whole lot of gratuitous posing. While the guys aren't stirring any pots, they are having a good time in the 'pure stupidity' clip finds the guys tangled up in some wacky shenanigans and escapades, all for the sake of comedy, strutting around in a "Jailhouse Rock" backdrop as well as in several other all-American scenes that pair well with the song's syrupy sweet pop hooks.

The YouTube viral video sensation Rebecca Black is back and has come out with the brand-new video on E! News for the young crooner's fourth official single, "Sing It," and just in time to make your summer jams playlist. "It's totally weird to me," Black told E! News about her rise to fame. "Two years ago, I was dreaming. I wouldn't even dare to dream of something like this... it's weird, but great!"
Since the official debut, the 14-year-old starlet has received lots of complaints which seem too heavy for such a young girl. She sudden rise to fame for the catchy/awful tune "Friday" and because of this she gains A-list fans including Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga. Although a number of critics hit on her, she is tough enough to ignore those voices by encouraging her fans to sing from the heart.
For the most part of her new summery tune, Black does try to sing it without Auto Tune in a bid to prove that she's got the chops to make it as a bona fide pop star, and not just an Internet punchline... the sunny guitar-pop jam really doesn't seem to employ much Auto Tune at all. With "Sing It," she downplays the repetitive talk-sing drone of her breakthrough single in favor of a belt-it-out chorus. Black carries herself much more confidently now. She looks as though she has grown up and is having fun.
The new video was filmed in Malibu, California and features Black hitting the shores, going for a bike ride and enjoying a warm summer day on the beach. The teen star is at some point joined by a few of her friends when she goes for a bike ride, and chills out at a party at night. It's just what you'd expect from a wholesome kid who's still two years off from getting their driver's license - cute sun dresses, flowers in the hair, twirling on the beach and hanging with pals by a campfire. It's harmless enough, but doesn't quite generate those butterflies in our stomachs.

Justin Bieber dropped the video for "Fa La La" with Boyz II Men, who were one of the most successful acts of the 1990s. There are no reindeer or presents under the tree; instead, the 17-year-old Bieber and the Philadelphia R&B outfit he credits as one of his music idols team up sing of a warm love that will endure through the holiday season. The clip actually manages to heighten the already-transcendent experience of listening to Bieber and the Boyz' honey-dipped R&B harmonizing.
"Fa La La" is the latest single from Bieber's new holiday LP, "Under the Mistletoe," but director and company didn't overload the video with Christmas themes as to so implicitly tie it to December 25, and after all, true love should last all year 'round. The song is definitely a holiday love song, but the video doesn't have the singers belting out the lyrics surrounded by mistletoe, Christmas trees and snow – unlike his heavy holiday themed first video off the album, "Mistletoe."
The black-and-white clip showcases Bieber's heartfelt singing with his idols. It begins with Bieber singing alone in an empty loft, with his arms flailing and face slightly scrunching every time he hits those heartfelt notes. Bieber's solo intro leads way to a collaborative bridge, where Boyz II Men join in that looks straight out of a '90s Boyz II Men video, Bieber and the group belt out the lyrics from the stoop on the front porch of a brick house. At the end of the video, which was directed by Colin Tilley, the crooners seem to have a friendly sing-off, each doing their best vocal run.
No elaborate set needed. With an empty city as their backdrop, the four crooners throw down in an old-fashioned sing-off. As the track builds, Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris really gets into it, pounding his chest and kicking one leg up to accentuate his performance. Bieber, who is dressed in a white tee and slim-cut leather jacket, tugs on his collar to let you just how much his words mean to him. Maybe some of Boyz II Men's subject matter was a bit mature for the pint-size Bieber, but they influenced him nonetheless.

Joe Jonas unveiled his new video on E! News for "Just In Love," the second single from his upcoming debut solo album "Fastlife," which is due in the U.S. on October 11, and the hotly passionate uptempo single will make digitally available today. The 22-year-old singer locks lips, soaks in a bathtub, and enjoys romantic outings with the girl he met in Paris.
"Just in Love" is a Latin-tinged dance track with a thumping beat behind a synthy sound that talks of a past love in Joe' life. Joe co-wrote the seductive song with James Fauntleroy, and it was produced by Rob Knox. "This is a song I wrote when I was going through a relationship with somebody," he explained. "She was arguing with me, and all I could do was say 'Listen, I love you, but we don't need to go through this,' So, this is called "Just in Love." The track has a lot of energy, with guitars and synths accentuating a powerful beat. Vocally, Joe sounds strong as he sings.
Filmed in Paris, Joe definitely proves that a certain French city is all about love, and in Jaci Judelson directed video, he meets a French girl during his trip in Paris. The sparks fly, and they embark on a romantic relationship in no time. The lovely-dovey couple can't keep their hands off of each other. They tour the city together and end up in Joe's bedroom. No purity rings are in sight as the 22-year-old heartthrob climbs into the bathtub with her, and as the pair trade pillow talk about him having to leave her.
"We shot it in Paris so naturally it's supposed to be passionate and romantic," the middle of three Jonas Brothers star told about the French model who is his leading lady on the clip. "She's really sweet," he said. "She lives in Paris. Her name's Angèle. Really great, really nice. We were really comfortable with each other on camera." The video is certainly a more mature one for the singer, and Joe's said that that was his intention.

Disney starlet Bridget Mendler is ready to change the world! The 18-year-old talented who starred in "Lemonade Mouth" has premiered her first music video for the inspiring new pop/rock anthem, "We Can Change the World" on Disney Channel. The actress-singer is not usually the Yellow Team's skipper, but she's moreover the voice and co-wrote a song with Joacim Persson that will be the anthem for Disney's Friends for Change, which is a multi-platform initiative that helps inspire kids and families to join together and make a positive impact on their world.
As the anthem for Disney's Friends for Change initiative, "We Can Change the World" is Mendler's contribution in the effort to benefit global charities. The new anthem song aims to entertain and inspire to create positive change and raise money for a good cause! The song is the third Disney's Friends for Change anthem and will donate $250,000 dollars to Disney's Worldwide Conservation fund benefiting charities all over the world. Previous songs have helped raise more than $800,000 for conservation projects around the globe.
Mendler shared, "I love that Disneys' Friends for Change games pairs up with a musical project because I think music is a great way of spreading a message in a fun way that kids will listen." Mendler hopes the anthem will cause global change on a personal level. "The concept is really just to universalize the message that we can change the world. So, you have me singing the song and then all these kids from around the world, spreading the message of changing the world and doing their part. I hope people listen to the song and be inspired by it and also take action in your own way."
The "We Can Change the World" song and music video are designed to both entertain and inspire ways to initiate positive change. The video was directed by Art Spigel and filmed late last month. Mendler takes core theater on tip of a hill in the video, which sees Mendler and kids from around the world along with Disney Channel stars Valeria Baroni (Argentina), Jorge Blanco (Mexico), Olavo Cavalheiro (Brazil), Nicole Ishida (Japan), Murtuza Kutianawala (India) and Eve Ottino (France), are featured.

Now that "High School Musical" is over and out, Disney is planning the debut of their new musical movie set in high school, "Lemonade Mouth." The flick is based on the best-selling book of the same name by Mark Peter Hughes, and follows the (mis)adventures of five Rhode Island disparate teens who bond over detention and create a new band. The detention buddies try to organize a student-led fight to save the school's one organic frozen-lemonade machine that becomes the mascot of their band.
Directed by the award winning Patricia Riggen and executive-produced by Debra Martin Chase, "Lemonade Mouthh" showcases a talented cast, led by popular stars of Disney Channel hits: Bridgit Mendler as lead vocalist Olivia White; Adam Hicks as keyboardist Wen Giford; Hayley Kiyoko as electric guitarist Stella Yamada; Naomi Scott as bass guitarist Mohini; and newcomer Blake Michael as percussionist Charlie Delgado. "Lemonade Mouth" was filmed on location in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and will premiere on the Disney Channel on April 15.
Mendler is best known for her lead role as "Teddy Duncan" on the Disney Channel Original Series "Good Luck Charlie," and becoming a rock star and has a blast with her cast for an exclusive world premiere of their new official video for their debut single, "Somebody" on Disney Channel during a special Prom-themed The Suite Life on Deck. The song was taken from the "Lemonade Mouth" soundtrack, will include nine original songs, and available nationwide on April 12. The music on the soundtrack is a rich blend of rock, dance, hip-hop and pop styles. The debut single, "Somebody," is a moving, hope-filled power ballad. Mendler may be the next big thing and Disney seems to agree. The 18-year-old actress is seen jamming with her co-stars and romping around the garage with them in this newly-revealed music video.

Justin Bieber is jamming with the popular country act Rascal Flatts in a newly-debuted flashy video for their joint remix track "That Should Be Me," which is available on Bieber's new "Never Say Never – The Remixes" soundtrack CD, which was released last month. The 17-year-old singer filmed the video with the country music band last month after he cut his signature hair flip to give him a more grown-up style than his signature floppy locks. The love ballad song is super catchy and the the band members' voices blend perfectly with Bieber's. In fact, the video hit No.1 on iTunes and Bieber tweeted his pride.
The original version of "That Should Be Me" appears in Bieber's "My World 2.0" CD, and the revamped version is recorded for his "Never Say Never" soundtrack album. Of crossing genre from pop to country, he told ABC, "Music is music, and it's a universal language. It doesn't really matter what style, as long as it appeals to others and people like it, that's all that really matters." In "That Should Be Me," a "sobbing ballad," the teen heartthrob "plays the scorned ex," with lyrics like, "Did you forget all the plans that you made with me?"
If you like music videos about making music videos, this one's for you. Tween pop and country music might not seem like a natural pairing, but their collaboration has resulted in one of Bieber's better songs. This song is about a girl, but it's easy to imagine Bieber and Flatts' Gary LeVox are actually talking about which one of them should be singing lead. "That Should Be Me" is tune of lovelorn regret brings some unintentional laughs when the camera pans between a doe-eyed 17-year-old Bieber and a middle-aged country singer wailing, "That should be me." Whoever their mystery girl is, it's probably illegal for her to be dating at least one of them.
The video is a meta-statement on making videos. While the video isn't one of real creative value, we do get to see Bieber interact with the country band. While the Bieber strums the strings on his guitar in a room playing the track, the trio of country bumpkins joined the pop star for a remix of Bieber's hit song. The clip also features plenty of sad-faced over-emoting - crying! Falling on knees! Popping of collars! Throwing down of jackets! - and The video ends with Bieber walking off the set. The way the scenes tie together as if the joint effort were unplanned makes the "That Should Be Me" video feel as raw as the emotional song and lends you to believe the Bieber/Flatts collective force was anticipated all along.

The super-cute Aussie teen Cody Simpson chases his dream girl in his brand new music video "All Day," which he premiered on AOL Music exclusively Wednesday. The 14-year-old musician is currently signed to U.S. record label Atlantic Records. Simpson was voted Radio Disney's breakout artist of 2011, and the song is currently No.3 on their countdown. He'll also be appearing on an episode of Disney Channel show "Sonny With a Chance" (Demi Lovato).
"All Day" is Simpson's the third song and will be released as the second single from his recent 5-track "4 U" EP, available on iTunes. "'All Day' is a little bit more mature than debut single, 'iYiYi' is," says Simpson. "It's a fun, feel-good song just explaining your feelings for a girl in a fly way. I'm single. I'm busy, but I always have enough time to look." without wanting to state the obvious, he's totally giving Justin Bieber a run for his money in this new clip for "All Day," which was directed by David Ovenshire.
For his latest music video, the up and coming Australian teen sensation held a contest where he asked his fans to upload clips of them performing their own renditions of his songs. The lucky contest winner can be seen introducing his video and describing Simpson in "All Day" as "Simpson like you haven't seen him yet." "All Day" shows Simpson and a quartet of young dancers performing on a rainy street, as well as rehearsing a choreographed dance routine in a studio. Later, Simpson and his friends take their rhythm one step further and dance the night away at a house party where Simpson sets his eyes on the girl of his dreams.
"All Day" features fun cameo appearances by Jessica Jarrell, Aaron Fresh, Jacque Rae, and Madison Pettis. Filmed in Los Angeles, the video also showcases Simpson's own directing skills, and generally having a blast on set, letting loose, having an awesome party, for "All Day!" With his leather jacket and boyish charm, the "All Day" video makes us fall deeper in love with the cutie from down under. We can't help but sing "All Day!" If you live in the Los Angeles area, be sure to come out to the Grove this Saturday at 3 pm to catch Simpson perform a free show with buddy Greyson Chance!

The Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato just released their new music video for the track, "It's On," off the TV-movie "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" soundtrack Friday on Disney Channel. The Brandon Dickerson directed video gives fans a glimpse on what they'll see in the upcoming movie, and also showing Lovato and popular hip-hop artist Matthew 'Mdot' Finley go head to head. Choreographed by the movie's Rosero McCoy, it's the first-ever concept music video from the leading channel for kids, tweens and families.
The new video, features Lovato and the three Brothers rock out with the rest of the cast of Camp Rock 2, was made just after they wrapped the Disney movie "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam," which will premiere September 3 on Disney Channel, the guys say that the video perfectly encapsulates the vibe of the sequel. "We shot [the video] back in September, October, and it was a great experience," Joe Jonas told MTV News at the Young Hollywood Awards on Thursday night. "We were able to get back with the cast, and the video was really fun. Joe added that the video, which was directed by Brandon Dickerson, will give fans a taste of what they will see in the flick. "It has a lot of pieces to the puzzle to what people will see when the movie does come out," he said. "I think it's also a little something of what people are going to see when we go out on tour."
"The video is a really cool concept," Kevin Jonas continued. "It takes on the aspect of the music and just the intensity, the high energy of what the song is. What's cool is just the passion of all the people who are singing." Nick explained that it was a bit of a high-intensity shoot since they filmed "It's On" at night. "It was good. It was a long night. We shot it overnight, 'cause we wrapped the movie with night shoots so from basically 10 [at night] to 10 in the morning every day [we shot the movie]," he said. "And after the movie wrapped, we shot the video, so we had to stay on that schedule. We stayed up all night and then [had] a flight on the next day. It was [an experience] we'll never forget."
The movie's soundtrack, meanwhile, will be made available for purchase nationwide on July 27 on Walt Disney Records with 15 original songs that span hip-hop, pop/rock and dance, and is the biggest, broadest music yet for a Disney Channel Original Movie. In support of the TV movie and the theme songs, Jonas Brothers will be going on a tour with their co-stars beginning July 27 in Dallas, Texas. In addition, the band along with Lovato will perform on "Good Morning America" this coming Tuesday, May 18.

Demetria "Demi" Lovato was born born August 20, 1992 in Texas. "Don't Forget" is the 3rd and final single released from her debut studio album of the same name. The moderate pop-rock song is Demi's best-performing song so far from album, and it's currently her highest performance on the chart to date.
The official music video (directed by Robert Hales) was shot in Griffith Park in LA. The video begins in a tour bus where Demi's band can be seen. She is then shown sitting next to a window, and precedes to sing the first few lines. As the song progresses, she walks in the rain holding an umbrella, where she continues to sing. Demi is then shown in front of a carousel, still holding her umbrella. When the song reaches the bridge, Demi and her band perform in the rain with the water changing colors in the background. As the last verse approaches she is shown back on the tour bus where the video began. When the song finishes a single tear rolls down her cheek.
I know Demi from the movie "Camp Rock" and also like her singles: "A Place In This World", "This Is Me" and "On The Line".

Kelly Clarkson (born April 24, 1982 in Texas) won the highly-publicized 1st season of American Idol in 2002. "My Life Would Suck Without You" is the 1st single from her 4th studio album, "All I Ever Wanted". It is a moderately fast pop rock/electropop song. Kelly's vocal range spans from A3 to E5. She claimed #1 on March 1, 2009 when "My Life Would Suck Without You" debuted #1 on downloads alone. Clarkson has sold over 10.1 million albums in the US, becoming the highest-selling Idol winner.
The music video for the song was directed by Wayne Isham and was shot in LA in December 2008. A story about Kelly and her boyfriend. Kelly's all time best? I'll say: "A Moment Like This", "Breakaway", "Since U Been Gone", "Behind These Hazel Eyes" and "Because of You". Also check Kelly's MySpace for more info.

David Cook was born December 20, 1982 in Texas. "Light On" is the 1st official single to be released from American Idol season 7 winner's major label debut studio album, "David Cook", and it was released iTunes and Amazon today. The song also displays David's powerful upper register, with the singer hitting a high C at the end of each verse.
The music video for "Light On" was shot on October 21 and 22 at the Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee Florida , it was also shot at " The Lunchbox " a local diner in Tallahassee with Wayne Isham as the director. The video is a performance video of Cook singing on a stage in the football stadium, and also features a plot of a teenage boy working at a diner. A teenage girl, portrayed by Mika Boorem, walks into the diner and he watches her, becoming jealous when her boyfriend comes to the diner. Near the end, the girl fights with her boyfriend in his car, after he hit on some girls at the diner before her eyes, and gets out of the car, but he drives away and leaves her stranded there, late at night. The boy from the diner shows up on his bike and gives her a ride home on the handlebars of the bike. The video debuted at #1 on VH1's Top 20 Countdown on November 22.
The another my favorite single from David is "Time Of My Life", the winning song of the 2008 American Idol.