1. Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat - "Lucky"
This is a masterpiece of mellow laidback summer pop from Jason Mraz' hit album We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things.
2. Hawthorne Heights - "321"
Signature heavy guitars with poppy melody heralds the welcome return of Hawthorne Heights.
3. Randy Newman - "A Few Words in Defense of Our Country"
A masterpiece of political sarcasm from one of the greatest living American songwriters.
4. Katy Perry - "Mannequin"
Move past Katy Perry's megahit "I Kissed a Girl" and you'll discover a pleasing pop-rock tune with charmingly clever lyrics.
5. Third Day - "Run to You"
Don't let the Christian label steer you away. This is quality driving rock that will definitely please fans of Daughtry and Nickelback.
6. The Airborne Toxic Event - "Gasoline"
Hard muscular pop-rock with a post-punk edge from this critically acclaimed band's self-titled debut album.
7. Trapt - "Cover Up"
Fuzzed up bass gives way to a rather straightforward energetic pop tune.
8. Miley Cyrus - "These Four Walls"
Miley Cyrus steps back into a more reflective mood in this gem from her album Breakout.
9. Lloyd - "Heart Attack"
A master of smooth, sexy R&B delivers once again on this track.
10. Scars on Broadway - "Enemy"
A warning on rough language here, but a sharp, angular performance with a serious point to make by veterans of System of a Down is on tap for those who can stomach the roughness.











