kelly clarkson was considered to be the first modern pop princess.
who is considered to be the first modern pop princess?
kelly clarkson
jim abbot of "the orlando sentinel" named it a guilty pleasure, while defining it as "predictable radio-friendly pop". rachael linder of "the daily mail" praised it as an example of what clarkson does well on "all i ever wanted", which she claims as "integrating fast beats with slower ones, making the songs play off each other and flow beautifully." "the huffington post"'s mike ragogna compared the record's intro to joe jackson's "steppin' out" ("night and day", 1982), writing that the overuse of korg rhythm pattern in the 80s compared to the overuse of electronic synthesizers in modern pop music, but the korg rhythm pattern was not easily recognized throughout the song as modern pop synthesizers are. ragogna further commented that with the addition of several instruments in "if i can't have you" "you're grinning your ass off."
if i can't have you (kelly clarkson song)
chhet sovanpanha has released many chart-topping albums one after another. her first song "mouse loves rice" shot straight to the top and made her a pop princess. her debut album "mouse loves rice (2005)" sold 500 copies domestically and became the biggest selling debut album by a female artist ever in cambodia music history. in light of the success of "mouse loves rice (2005)", panha continued to work on more different styles of music, including popular folk dance, new year rhythm, and of course modern pop music. one of the biggest female albums of 2006 in cambodian pop culture is her album, "romance of the wind (2006)" - a collaboration with pop sensations kim leakhena and pich sophea. the album spawned four no.1 songs and has sold almost 620 copies to date. due to massive success with "romance of the wind (2006)", she released a follow up album entitled, "love tree (2006)", with kim leakhena and pich sophea again. the three were then dubbed the 3 angels of rhm. sovan panha has worked with many top producers and songwriters, and has also written her own music as well. her major follow up album was "guitarist in tears (2007)", which has sold almost 720 copies domestically. after taking a break from music due to personal and family reasons for almost two years, chhet sovan panha returned to the music scene in late 2009 with a brand new album entitled, "the loneliness heart (2009)". the album is her most critically acclaimed album to date and marks a new era of music domination by sovan panha. the first single off the album, "the path to end love", was released in august 2009 and the song spent an amazing 41 weeks on the khmer music chart, including 23 weeks at the no.1 spot. at rhm's annual top music show 2010, she performed a selection of brand new songs from her upcoming untitled album and in january 2011, she released her brand new studio album entitled, "gomen nasai (2011)". the album's lead single, "love game (2011)" has already gained massive airplay and is heating up the khmer music charts all over the nation. she is the only artist to have a video clip for every song she records. she is a favorite amongst teenagers, as well as the older generations.
chhet sovanpanha