James Blunt - good look, good voice, good songs. Just from Back to Bedlam (with hits like You're Beautiful, Wisemen, and High), he showed his potential in music, with his sweet falsetto. No doubt that he made it to the 2005 Best Artists of the Year. We are waiting for your next album! James Blunt, always the best.

The N-Trance had a wonderful career till now, and Stayin' Alive certainly did bring them to their career high. Written by the Bee Gees in the 1970s, the song was originally for the movie Saturday Night Fever. It had been in #1 in US Chart for 24 weeks. N-Trance successfully turn a disco song to a rap song, but also mixing in with the original voice of the Bee Gees, and a rocky tune in the middle which is not rap. You wanna listen to this song more than once for sure!

Robin Gibb was born in Isles of Man, England along with his twin brother, Maurice Gibb. At the age of 6, with his old brother Barry Gibb, who was 9, started their career of singing with the name of Rattlesnakes. Later, their name was changed to Bee Gees, and obtained Spicks and Specks as their 1st #1 hit in Australia. Robin released his first album - Robin's Reignwhen he left the group in the early 1970s because drug effets. Later in the mid 1970s, he recorded Sing Slowly Sisters, but not released as an official CD. After the disco era, he released 3 more recording, started with the strong How Old Are You?, followed by Secret Agent and Walls Have Yees. Recently, because of his brother, Maurice Gibb's death, he continued his solo career, which began with Magnet, and two CD Singles - Please and Wait Forever.

Robin Gibb's full discography -

1. Robin's Reign
2. Sing Slowly Sisters (unreleased)
3. How Old Are You?
4. Secret Agents
5. Wall Have Eyes
6. Magnet

The Secret Love song was a very heart touching and relaxing song, but the CD Single happened to be very boring. The Single Remix of the song sounds nothing different from the original song. The two other tracks - Human Sacrifice and True Confessions, are just song picked from the album High Civilization. No mixes at all. A very disappointing CD Single from the Beee Gees, I think they can do better.