Amy Macdonald - Automatic
'Automatic' is another great indie-pop song from Macdonald that fits in neatly with her older material. (7/10)
Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) - Runnin' Home To You
Taken from the Flash TV show, there's something a little bit Disney about this release but it's a simple, stripped-back, little love song with a pun in the title. (6.5/10)
DNCE feat. Nicki Minaj - Kissing Strangers
After the catchy 'Cake in the Ocean' comes another fun, tongue-in-cheek little pop tune. Minaj doesn't really add much to it, but elsewhere it's a nice little radio-friendly ditty. (7/10)
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes - Vampires
With a strong breakdown, a hook-filled chorus and a driving rhythm this is a surprisingly perky soft-rock song. (7/10)
Imelda May - Should've Been You
A little bit of a change of direction for Imelda but this is a catchy, spunky little number. (7/10)
Little Mix feat. Machine Gun Kelly - No More Sad Songs
It's a little bit generic as per their recent material but it's got enough of a poppy heart to win you over. (6.5/10)
Michael Bolton - Cupid
Let's be honest, it's not a million miles away from the original but it suits Bolton's voice and the gruffness in his delivery gives it a new angle. (7/10)
The Shires - Drive
'Drive' is another catchy pop-country crossover from the Shires that is, fittingly, a good tune to put on whilst you go and drive. (7/10)
Texas - Tell That Girl
'Tell That Girl' is another bouncy slice of pop from a resurgent 'Texas'. (6.5/10)'
Tinashe - Flame
'Flame' is a laid back little number that showcases Tinashe's sultry vocals. (6.5/10)
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