*Valentine Special* How to get over a Break up (Break up songs)

"A breakup is like a broken mirror. It is better to leave it broken than hurt yourself trying to fix it." - Anonymous! Forget the movies and music which claim that being in love is a fairytale because sometimes its the very opposite! Today we give you a list of songs which will help you get over a nasty break up from the likes of Beyonce,Leona Lewis,Kelly Rowland and more! ..... Read more for this vital information!


1. Shake it Off - Mariah Carey
Step 1 - Try and forget about the person who disappointed you...Just shake him or her off!



2. Better in Time -Leona Lewis
Step 2  - Cheer yourself up! The pain caused by the betrayal will get better in time!


3. Karma - Alicia Keys
Step 3 -  What goes around comes around! Believe that you will find someone else who will love you as much as you love him or her.


4. Better without you  - Kelly Rowland
Step 4 - Tell yourself the breakup happened because you are better without your ex!


5. Irreplaceable - Beyonce
Step 5 -  Hit the gym if you are a dude or Hit the salon if you are a female.Try and look your best because your ex is replaceable! Very soon you will have people knocking at your door for love.


6. Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive."
Step 6 - You are a Survivor! Believe that no one can bring you down again!Work harder to achieve your goals and focus less on the wrongs in your life.


7. Forgive me - Leona Lewis
Final Step - Forgiveness! The only way to move on is to forgive your ex.If you don't forgive the scar will never be healed! You will continue thinking about the hurt he or she caused if you don't forgive him or her.

What do you think of the steps?What songs have helped you get over a heartbreak? Don't forget to comment!

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Leona Lewis Gives us Trouble!

Wondering how this Britsh Sweetheart could give anyone trouble? If your answer is Yes then read more to find out how!


Leona gave us Trouble by debuting the anticipated video for her single Trouble!

We are feeling the song and the video! What about you? Are you feeling it?Dont forget to comment!

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LEONA LEWIS SETTLES LEGAL DISPUTES AND RELEASES COLLIDE COVER!

No not Beyonce, but this time round it is British songstress Leona Lewis who has settled legal disputes over her song as well as releasing the cover art for the single ... Read more to find out about the exclusive legal battle and settlement...



Leona Lewis and her record label -Simon Cowell's SYCO have agreed to work with a 22-year-old Swedish DJ after settling a legal dispute over The X Factor winner's forthcoming single, Collide.

Avicii attempted to block the release of the single, claiming the instrumentals were a direct rip off of his own song    Fade  into darkness.

Syco is understood to have reached an 11th-hour agreement with
Avicii's record label, Ministry of Sound, on Monday – hours before the
case was due to be heard at the high court in London. Details of the
agreement were not disclosed but the single will be released as planned
on 4 September.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Syco said: "It
is announced today that Leona Lewis and Avicii will work together on
the forthcoming single of Collide. Collide will be released on 4
September. Since getting its first radio play in the UK it has received
rave reviews and is already topping club charts across the country."

Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Syco did not return requests for comment. Ministry of Sound declined to comment.

Avicii
– whose real name is Tim Bergling – alleged that Syco executives
planned to release a "straight re-recording" of his own Fade Into
Darkness single without the consent of Ministry of Sound.

Ministry
sent out an instrumental version of Avicii's track to various singers
in October last year in the hope they would complete the song.

Earlier
this year, the DJ's team received a vocal track – called Collide –
which they rejected in favour of another singer's efforts, producing a
song called Fade Into Darkness. It was planned to release Fade Into
Darkness in October, with a heavy marketing push in the hope the song
would be a hit.

However, Collide ended up being heard by
executives at Cowell's Syco label and the song was chosen for Leona
Lewis to release as the lead single on her forthcoming album.

Bergling's
manager, Arash Pournouri, claims he was contacted by a music executive
who said the track had been pitched as a potential single for Lewis.
According to Pournouri, he did not consent to Lewis adopting the track
because he was already committed to releasing Fade Into Darkness.

The Hackney-born singer's Collide was first played on BBC Radio 1 on 15 July and made available on YouTube shortly afterwards.

In a message posted on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon, Bergling said: "We've finally come to an agreement with Leona on all the issues. So happy to move on and focus on hit making!"



What do you think about the settlement and the cover art? Tell me in your comments!

 

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