Musical Over Dose is proud to present Since January 2002 another new release, have fun .: about release :. Name .:. Ava Max - Diamonds & Dancefloors Genre : Pop Source : CDDA Type .:. Album Artist : Ava Max Label : Atlantic (Warner) Titel : Diamonds & Dancefloors Tracks : 14 Playtime : 39:40 Size : 75,25 MB Encoder : VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0 Quality : VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo Bitrate : avg. 264kbps [ Tracklist ] 01.Million Dollar Baby 03:04 02.Sleepwalker 03:11 03.Maybe You're The Proble 03:10 04.Ghost 03:02 05.Hold Up (Wait A Minute) 02:29 06.Weapons 02:32 07.Diamonds & Dancefloors 02:36 08.In The Dark 02:53 09.Turn Off The Lights 02:37 10.One Of Us 02:58 11.Get Outta My Heart 03:00 12.Cold As Ice 02:24 13.Last Night On Earth 02:57 14.Dancing's Done 02:47 Total 39:40 Min Pop songstress Ava Max has been on a stratospheric trajectory since her 2020 debut, Heaven & Hell. Since, the Wisconsin-born singer has amassed a whopping 12 billion streams of her music and hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. That staggering success shows no signs of waning with her sophomore effort, Diamonds & Dancefloors. This 14-track collection is stocked up with anthemic, bouncy, synth-driven pop. All the early indictors were there with early single ôMillion Dollar Baby,ö a memorable upbeat track that delivers on the dance floor promise of the recordÆs name. MaxÆs ômuh-muh-muh-miracleö enunciation evokes Lady GagaÆs ôPoker Face.ö The Gaga reference point isnÆt too far afield on tracks like ôSleepwalker,ö which not only keeps up the rousing pace but also features a blazing layered synth and guitar solo. MaxÆs vocal tone is unique, a powerful voice with just a hint of smokiness. ôMaybe YouÆre the Problemö leans on synth and percussive loops with an Æ80s bombastic pop rock feel. ôWith you itÆs always my fault/ And your short fuse/ Just like a time bomb,ö Max sings about a kiss-off relationship gone wrong. ôGhostö takes things right back to the heart of the dance floor. ItÆs a beat-forward high-energy track with a synth-packed sound that recalls Æ90s pop. Each passing song has its own personality and life that gives the album variety spanning a wide spectrum of dance pop. ôHold Up, Wait a Minuteö keeps things in the club while bringing quiet vocal confidence of like, say, Ariana Grande or Kelly Clarkson but with an added funk influence. Soaring tracks like ôWeaponsö bring an infectious chorus with an uplifting message. The album reaches its halfway point without a pause for a breath of air. The tempos stay quick and the rhythms heavy as the record moves onto the title track. ôDiamonds and dance floors in every dream/ I miss the music surrounding me/ Drown me in glitter/ Glitter and gold/ ThatÆs all I ask for,ö Max sings on the ode to the setting for which this album was written. The train keeps rolling on the fittingly dark melodies of ôIn the Dark.ö While not even in the neighborhood of a ballad, it has a soft-meets-heavy clash that keeps it jumpy and pulsing with its vocal intensity. Ava Max channels Dua Lipa on ôTurn Off the Lights,ö which feels like ôBreak My Heartö played by Daft Punk. ôOne of Usö leaves space for ethereal and atmospheric sound while still managing to keep the energy flowing. ôGet Outta My Heartö starts as a brooding pop cut about love gone sideways that explodes into an expansive synth soundscape in the chorus. Even the tracks with the heaviest lyrical content still hit with the same sparkling brilliance that give the record a natural flow and uniform personality. ôCold As Iceö is as intricate as it is high-flying with an Æ80s synth styling that builds the foundation. While it clocks in a just a little over two minutes, itÆs actually one of the recordÆs more memorable moments. It even has a little bit of a slick alt-pop (think The Weeknd) feel to it. If you expected the album might slow a little, youÆd be very wrong, as things close out with a pair of rousing anthems in ôLast Night on Earthö and ôDancingÆs Done.ö https://www.avamax.com