Posted by Shan on July 19th, 2010 | No Comments

Amazon released the 10-track listing for the release of the US version of The Remix. It’s no surprise that we are underwhelmed. If you are an avid remix collector and a fan of Lady Gaga you’ve probably already got all of these in your collection.

1. Just Dance (Richard Vision Remix)
2. Poker Face (LLG Vs GlG Radio Mix Remix)
3. Lovegame (Chew Fu Ghettohouse Fix FEAT Marilyn Manson)
4. Eh, Eh (Frankmuzik Remix)
5. Paparazzi (Stuart Price Remix)
6. The Fame (Glam As You Remix)
7. Bad Romance (Starsmith Remix)
8. Telephone (Passion Pit Remix)
9. Alejandro (Sound Of Arrows Remix)
10. Dance in the Dark (Monarchy ‘Stylites’ Remix)

Posted by Shan on July 8th, 2010 | No Comments

Are we at full Gaga saturation yet? Well her record company says no. With that, the US getting a release of the already international hit Lady Gaga: The Remix which will comprise of 10 reconfigured tracks from The Fame and The Fame Monster. The Remix hits US stores on August 3rd.

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Posted by Shan on June 8th, 2010 | 1 Comment

Here is the video for Alejandro, the third single to be lifted off her sophmore album The Fame Monster. And if you’re counting, we are three for three on delayed videos from Lady Gaga.

I thought I would have a lot to say about this video, and then after Justin and I both watched it we came to the conclusion that it’s the Ga, and you can’t stop her and at this point there isn’t much to say. Visually the video is stunning (there are one or two out of place outfits), each shot is well placed, however in getting each shot just right it seems that we might have lost the story line in this 1920′s German themed video. There are plenty of naughty bits in there to get the appropriate people in an uproar, most likely in this go round it will be the Catholics.

Of course there are the Madonna comparison’s, and the fact that this video is another mini movie. Or we could delve into the point that if we hear the name “Alejandro” one more time our heads might explode. Let’s get on with the fourth and final single Dance in the Dark and close the book on The Fame Monster.

Posted by Justin on May 30th, 2010 | No Comments

For better or worse, the interview Lady Gaga has done with SHOWstudio is terribly interesting. However, she seems tired and sad or lonely perhaps. Despite all that she’s done, it’s as if she’s become this victim of her own creation at times. As an artist and person, she is captivating – no doubt. Smart, heartfelt and tender and equally distant or removed. She’s pulling out a True Blue era Madonna look, which is really just a look stolen from the Hollywood glamour from the earlier part of the 20th century.

Watch it now. Get your A to Gaga.

Posted by Justin on May 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

Read this fascinating and equally endearing interview that Lady Gaga recently did with the Times in the UK. In it she talks about her aunt’s death from lupus, her aversion to red carpets and gives a brief insight into the concept for the Steven Klein directed Alejandro video and her upcoming, more spiritual third album.

And if you haven’t checked out the remix EP that she’s recently released for Alejandro, be sure to get it at Itunes. One of the mixes that wasn’t officially released was by Electrolightz, who have turned out some great remixes as of late. Check it out here:

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Posted by Shan on March 25th, 2010 | No Comments

Adding to her staggering stats, chart-topper Lady Gaga has reportedly become the first artist to reach 1 billion video views online ; Poker Face, Bad Romance and Just Dance have each racked up 374m, 360m and 272m views respectively on video-sharing sites like YouTube and Vevo.

Posted by Justin on March 24th, 2010 | No Comments

On what seems like the heels of the (tardy) release of the (overly hyped) Telephone video, Madame Gaga is prepping for her next single Alejandro, allegedly tapping longtime Madonna collaborator Steven Klein to helm the video. I love his work so I hope this is true. PopJustice is featuring a fun contest for people to storyboard their own ideas for the Gaga video. Here’s a snippet of mine:

Get started on your and submit via PopJustice – entries due April 1.