Cahill & Kimberley Locke - Feel The Love

This is a new collaboration with former American Idol contestant. She has had remixes commissioned for a number of her singles over the years and has even released a couple pure Dance songs. This song has that same euphoric feelgood vibe that one might have felt when they first heard David Guetta and Kelly Rowland's "When Love Takes Over" several years back. The uplifting, hand-in-the-air production by Cahill is gorgeous. Kimberley delivers a fantastic vocal performance. This should be a huge hit on both radio and in the clubs.

-Listen to the Cahill Radio Edit here (YouTube)

Grade: A

Help Choose Kimberley Locke's New Single!

The American Idol alumni is going to be releasing and promoting a new single real soon. She is calling upon her fans to help choose it. There are 3 songs: "Finally Free", "I Can't Get Enough", and "Sirens." All three are Dance/Pop-oriented. Vote for the song on her Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/kimberleylocke to determine which song will become her new single.

Kimberley Locke - Strobelight (Remixes)

Now that the original has been out for a couple of months, the highly anticipated remixes have been finally released. The remixes are by DJ Renegade, Donni Hotwheel, Ray Roc & Gabe Ramos, and Tony Moran & Warren Rigg. DJ Renegade's mixes could be thought of as a harder, edgier version of the original. Donni Hotwheel's main and D.H.O.T. are in a similar vein but have a lot of build ups electro-tinged portions. The radio edit of this mix condenses it all down succinctly. Ray Roc & Gabe Ramos' versions could be thought of as the middle ground of the last two mixes. Tony Moran & Warren Rigg turn this into a dancefloor anthem. Some of the disco elements of the original are retained but are worked to perfection to fit their signature big room sound. Overall, all are quite good.

Purchase at Masterbeat

Grade: A-

Kimberley Locke - StrobeLight

The former American Idol contestant is back with a new single! Produced by Cutfather & Paparazzi, the song is a fun throwback to the disco era. This could easily pass as something from that time period with the lush strings and infectious bassline. Kimberley's vocals are great. Regardless of the genre, she always delivers, and this is no different. Additional remixes are to be released in the coming weeks.

Purchase the original here (iTunes)


Grade: A