Top Teen Pop albums

Katy Perry reminds of both Alanis Morissette and Gwen Stefani with the manner of performance and this is far from all the interesting moments on One Of The Boys so there surely will be nobody disappointed with the beginning star's work

Young US star of pop-country Taylor Swift recorded her sophomore attempt, Fearless. This surprisingly wise and mature work, filled with the romantic love stories, is sure to charm everyone

New Avril Lavigne's album The Best Damn Thing might become a reason that will divide her fans into two camps. Against all expectations of her recent album's admirers Avril diceded to give her preference to punk-rock

Jessie J’s debut album Who You Are has proved to be quite varied, uniting pop, jazz and R&B in it, but one thing does not change throughout the tracks, it is the singer’s interesting, many-faceted and bright personality

Oliver Stanley Murs is on stage since 2010, but even in that short period of time he managed to release two studio albums. And in 2012, the musician reveals his third album – Right Place Right Time

A young star Justin Bieber, who is already well-known all around the Erath, has released his third studio album. That kid is hard-working and he is surely talented, so no wonder that the record Believe attracted attention

The young British band One Direction quickly delivered the sophomore record Take Me Home following the path of their debut album. This is a top-notch pop music product to win all acclaim

The legendary British pop quartet Take That recorded the second post-comeback disc The Circus. The album features both bouncy life-affirming pop compositions and deeply lyrical, heart-grasping ballads

Miley Cyrus, the teen star of the USA children entertainment channel Disney, recorded the solo attempt Breakout. The extremely mature disc features both the bouncy pop rock tracks and romantic love ballads

A great album Turn It Up has undoubtedly become a real springboard for Pixie Lott. New melodies, witty lyrics, a fresh look at the relationships, the youth's carelessness and the first love discoveries can briefly describe it

Jonas Brothers is the second album of a young, but extremely promising American teenage rock band Jonas Brothers. The disc has both fast guitar songs and wonderful lyrical ballads about the romantic but troublesome age of puberty

The High Road marks JoJo's significant musical growth and confirms the presuppositions that have appeared with the release of the debut record. Today it is absolutely clear that a new R&B star is born