Fresh from the overwhelming success of her self titled debut release, Jordin Sparks returns with her sophomore album Battlefield looking to redefine herself, her image and her place in the mainstream market. Eager to further establish herself as a young woman of style and substance, Jordin is embarking on a journey toward self discovery and independence. She is taking creative risks and growing into her own as an artist, celebrity and young woman. Embracing, yet eclipsing her success as an American Idol is crucial to her longevity. She took the first step with her debut album; having multiple Top 5 CHR and Top 10 Hot 100 singles and becoming the third most played artist at CHR behind trendsetters Rihanna and Chris Brown. The stage is set for her to continue her journey toward dominating the market through music, performance, beauty, responsible development of her celebrity and most of all through her dynamic, loveable personality.

It’s been a while since a new pop artist has made her way in the music industry the old-fashioned/grass roots way by paying her dues with seedy club gigs and self-promotion. This is one rising pop star who hasn’t been plucked from a model casting call, born into a famous family, won a reality TV singing contest, or emerged from a teen cable TV sitcom. Get your Lady Gaga ringtones and Answer Tones™ today!

As the lead singer and principal songwriter for Matchbox Twenty, Rob Thomas found success with a blend of '70s rock influences, slick hooks, and 1990s post-grunge crunch. The Florida-based band broke through in 1996 with "Push" and never looked back, issuing single after single, scoring hits in various radio formats, and watching their debut LP, Yourself or Someone Like You, go platinum 12 times over in the U.S. Thomas himself won numerous songwriting awards as the scribe of such Matchbox hits (including "Real World," "If You're Gone," "Bent," and "Mad Season"), and he later parlayed that success into a career as a solo artist.