Swedish Popstar previously known as Danny Saucedo, now just Danny has released a new album "Set your body Free". You might remember hearing songs like "Tokio", "If only you" and "Play it for the girls". If not, this guy is about great voice, Pop/Dance tracks with fantastic melodies. First single from this album called "Radio" peaked at the #1 spot on Swedish Singles chart and it's fantastic popgem!His new album is great follow up for his debut album. We decided to throw some of our favourites from the album to this post.

Radio
Click the title to see his video for this first single from the album. The song is great, sounds so swedish and radio-friendly and the video is visual and artistic but I don't like his looks being that "tacky" on the video. If he looked slimey before, now he definately does. But he moves well.

Kiss you All over
No, this is not a Britney Spears-cover, as some sources claimed before the album was released. It's great, powerfull Pop/Dance track. Could be the next single.

Utopia
It's sudden fashion in music to use cool sounding words like "Insomnia" and "Disturbia". Well, here is "Utopia". Fantastic uptempo number with catchy chorus.

Unite this Heart
Bit more moody dance-track. I like the arrangement of the track that makes a change in the album, that has such a quality pop that it almost gets boring and you don't know where the last track ended up and the next started. Will this be another "If Only You"?

Set Your Body Free
Track starts up with Fat bass and Darin-type of a vocals. After almost "hunting" verses, the chorus sounds bit lame but after awhile it starts to sound guite good! Fun and more edgy song between few "safe-play"-tracks. I'm not huge fan of the high-pitch vocals near of the end of the song, but great song whatsoever.

Turn off the Sound
I love the deep sounds and vocals on the verses and the electric chorus. There is something very appealing on this track. Something beyond Dance/Pop. It sounds like a house-remix of the orginal. I love how the songs "grows" a bit closer to the end and then it "shuts down" slowly.

For the last words, it was very unnessery to add "Tokio" as a bonus track. I can understand "If Only You" being added, since the previous album didn't include the "Radio Version" of it. And I despise the acoustic version of the first single "Radio", I hate the vocals.

Discuss.

Swedish Popstar previously known as Danny Saucedo, now just Danny has released a new album "Set your body Free". You might remember hearing songs like "Tokio", "If only you" and "Play it for the girls". If not, this guy is about great voice, Pop/Dance tracks with fantastic melodies. First single from this album called "Radio" peaked at the #1 spot on Swedish Singles chart and it's fantastic popgem!His new album is great follow up for his debut album. We decided to throw some of our favourites from the album to this post.

Radio
Click the title to see his video for this first single from the album. The song is great, sounds so swedish and radio-friendly and the video is visual and artistic but I don't like his looks being that "tacky" on the video. If he looked slimey before, now he definately does. But he moves well.

Kiss you All over
No, this is not a Britney Spears-cover, as some sources claimed before the album was released. It's great, powerfull Pop/Dance track. Could be the next single.

Utopia
It's sudden fashion in music to use cool sounding words like "Insomnia" and "Disturbia". Well, here is "Utopia". Fantastic uptempo number with catchy chorus.

Unite this Heart
Bit more moody dance-track. I like the arrangement of the track that makes a change in the album, that has such a quality pop that it almost gets boring and you don't know where the last track ended up and the next started. Will this be another "If Only You"?

Set Your Body Free
Track starts up with Fat bass and Darin-type of a vocals. After almost "hunting" verses, the chorus sounds bit lame but after awhile it starts to sound guite good! Fun and more edgy song between few "safe-play"-tracks. I'm not huge fan of the high-pitch vocals near of the end of the song, but great song whatsoever.

Turn off the Sound
I love the deep sounds and vocals on the verses and the electric chorus. There is something very appealing on this track. Something beyond Dance/Pop. It sounds like a house-remix of the orginal. I love how the songs "grows" a bit closer to the end and then it "shuts down" slowly.

For the last words, it was very unnessery to add "Tokio" as a bonus track. I can understand "If Only You" being added, since the previous album didn't include the "Radio Version" of it. And I despise the acoustic version of the first single "Radio", I hate the vocals.

Discuss.