The frenzy of the media in the interest of the performance of Adam Lambert at the American Music Awards are taking care of their new album entitled “For Your Entertainment.” The album was released on 23 November and is expected to enter the charts at number 2 behind the new star of “Britain’s Got Talent”, Susan Boyle.

Mitchel Adam Lambert, the second in the eighth season of “American Idol”, was born in Indianapolis and moved to San Diego soon after. Glambert nicknamed by his fans, who began her career at the age of six years like Linus in the production of a theater in San Diego for “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown”.

I admit that Lambert was good in its day on American Idol. He blew away the crowd with shows like “Black or White” by Michael Jackson and “The track of my tears” of Miracles “which received a standing ovation from Smokey Robinson. Even I was not expecting to win the title eighth season “American Idol” away from Kris Allen.

When Lambert came up with his new album, I expected a mix of rock and pop music. Although most of the songs on the disc are rock and pop, also contain various elements that make the album more interesting to listen. The song “For Your Entertainment” is a nice mix of rock, pop and dance music. Surprisingly, I found myself singing the song after listening a few times and saying “hey, this is really very good.”

Other songs in the album are “Aftermath”, a soft-hearted song which again has a mix of rock and pop. One of my favorite songs is “Fever,” Lady Gaga is a contribution. Lady Gaga gave the song to Lambert with the hope that the Lambert song best suits what she did. After listening to both artists’ versions of the song, I agree with Lady Gaga’s song that best suits Lambert.

Another song on the album is “a smile Loaded”, which is vulnerable and terribly sensual. Overall, the album is worth listening to. The only thing that bothered me was the lack of depth on the album. It seems like Lambert is still trying to prove himself on American Idol to show his ability to sing various styles of music.

Check out: “Aftermath”, “a smile Loaded.