Barbados-born starlet Shontelle has released the new video for "Say Hello to Goodbye", the third single lifted from her low-selling album 'No Gravity'.

Singer Shontelle has premiered the official video for "Perfect Nightmare", the second single taken from her sophomore album 'No Gravity', which moved an embarrassing 7,000 units to debut at outside the top 50.

Budding singer Shontelle appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', to perform "Impossible" and "Perfect Nightmare", from her upcoming album 'No Gravity' (due in stores and via digital outlets on September 21st).

On the tails of her successful single "Impossible", singer Shontelle will release "Perfect Nightmare", produced by Rodney 'Darkchild' Jerkins, as the follow-up from her upcoming album 'No Gravity'.

Beginning as a piano-laced ballad, before transforming into an infectious uptempo, the singer talks about being wronged in a relationship and her inability to break free, because of the love she feels for the man.

Although the "T-Shirt" singer leaves a lot to be desired from the vocal stand point, the offering marks a personal best for her (Listen Below).

Barbados-bred singer Shontelle has unveiled the official album cover for her sophomore album 'No Gravity', due August 24th. The set is preceded by "Impossible", which sits at No.13 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Back in the middle of April, budding songstress Shontelle released the official video for her hit single "Impossible", which currently stands at No.16 on Billboard's Hot 100. Watch the TAJ-directed clip below:

Budding singer Shontelle appeared on the 'Now Next Awards', for a painful showing of her hit "Impossible", which currently stands at No.25 on the Billboard Hot 100. See how she fared by clicking 'Read More':

With "Licky (Under the Covers)" serving as her European single, Shontelle has chosen the Stargate-produced "Impossible" as her U.S. single.

Although it stands as a solid offering and a definite upgrade from "Licky (Under the Covers)", theproduction team clearly stick to their traditional formula here and unfortunately, it's ground that she has already covered with "T-Shirt".

Barbados singer Shontelle returns to the scene with her official video for "Licky (Under the Covers)", the European single from her sophomore album.

To put it simply, nothing about this effort works. The song, although one of her most radio-friendly offerings to date, seems like a direct rip-off of Britney Spears and she unsuccessfully tries to exude sex appeal in the clip.

After moderate success with last year's "T-Shirt", Barbados-born songstress Shontelle returns for round two with "Licky", the first single from her forthcoming sophomore album (due in early 2010).

While it is a detour from the music that comprised her debut, I think it has a catchy and radio friendly vibe that will allot her a greater chance at success than her material in the past. I could easily picture Britney Spears recording this and sending it straight into Billboard's Top 10, so maybe things will work out that way for Ms. Layne.

Barbadian singer Shontelle recently released an alternative video for her "Battle Cry", which is now included in President Obama's soundtrack Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement.

Just like the first clip, this one is nothing special.

Despite being dropped from Epic Records, Kat DeLuna premiered her brand new video for ‘In The End’. Check it out:



Barbados singer-songwriter Shontelle has a brand new video and single called ‘Battle Cry’ that pays tribute to Presidential candidate Barack Obama. Check it out:



Shontelle’s debut album ‘Shontelligence’ will drop in stores on November 18th, and also features her hit single ‘T-Shirt’, which you can peep below: