Showing posts with label heaven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heaven. Show all posts

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Jordin Sparks' Stargate leftover "Colors" leaks

It was only last week that a demo of a song called "Heaven" written by Sam Watters ("Battlefield") sung by Nikki Flores that was reportedly up for consideration for Jordin Sparks to record made its way onto the internet. Now, a new song called "Colors" (or the British "Colours" if you go by the title on YouTube) has also found its way onto the web, only this time the vocals on the track are provided by none other than Jordin herself. Listen to the track below:



As you can tell right away, the song was produced by Stargate. It seems "Colors" was a leftover track that was left on the cutting room floor when Jordin's Battlefield was pieced together, and it's not very difficult to see why. The song is lackluster and sounds like ultimate filler material. Still, it is a little surprising that all these tracks have been leaking as of late. Wonder why, and how strong of a possibility a re-release of the album could be in store in time for the holidays? We'll just have to sit tight and wait patiently.

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Monday, August 17, 2009

Possible Jordin Sparks demo "Heaven" leaks

Even though Jordin Sparks just released her sophomore album Battlefield three weeks ago, there are already demos making their way onto the net with her name attached to them. One of these songs is "Heaven," which is said to have been written by Sam Watters, who also co-wrote "Battlefield" with Jordin and Ryan Tedder. Listen to the demo below:



Even though the song sounds like it would fit Jordin's vocals like a glove and would not look out of place on her latest album's track list, there are many reasons why she should not consider incorporating this song on a re-release of Battlefield, with the most glaringly obvious reason being the whole "Halo"/"Already Gone" controversy that involved Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson and Tedder. There are even more similarities between this demo as is and "Halo," from the title to the clap track to the overused synths that shadow the vocals throughout the entire song, not to mention the generally "epic" sound.

If this is just some lame attempt to gain exposure for a song by attaching a well-know artist's name to it, then we have nothing to worry about. But if "Heaven" is in serious contention to be recorded by Jordin for an upcoming release, she should stay clear at all costs.

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