'Save the Day' clearly draws from Latin dance pop, and wouldn't sound out of place in a Jennifer Lopez album. It's a beautiful, glossy, melancholy dance track.ħ. 'Forget Forever' (or otherwise known as the leaked 'Rule the World') is another standout with the EDM influence clear. Catchy and upbeat, it became her first single to break the Billboard top ten.Ħ. 'Come & Get it' also pulls from more worldly influence, this time from the ornamental tinged streets of Bollywood. Despite that, it blends well, and turns into a playful romp that recalls an early Rihanna.ĥ. 'Walk Like a Champion' is a bit of a weird wake up after the drowsy 'Stars Dance', as you're greeted by a Jamaican reggae sample. Packed with a bit of wub, and ethereal synths, it wouldn't sound out of place on Ellie Goulding's 'Halcyon'. 'Stars Dance' is the slowest song on the album, but in being so, it's her most unusual.

It's a glorious dance track that we hope will be picked up by radio and clubs alike.ģ. This song also flirts with edgier lyrics as she states 'I'm good with mouth to mouth resuscitation'. 'Slow Down' also is influenced by her role in Spring Breakers, but this time by the the dubstep master, Skrillex (who contributed to the soundtrack). It's a definite stand out, as the rest of the album is much more electo pop and EDM influenced.Ģ.

Think 'Hollaback Girl' with a more industrial, sensual vibe.

'Birthday' sees Gomez channeling that Spring Breakers party girl vibe. Packed with uptempo club bangers, it's an album that doesn't quite go as arty and deep as, say, Lady GaGa, but it's not as fluffy as Carly Rae Jepsen or even close friend Demi Lovato. It's been entertaining to see SelGo grow up and mature, 2013 marks the year that has probably been the most interesting for the former Disney starlet: Kicking off the year with a tribute to her Disney roots in a Wizard's of Waverly Place TV special to the raunchy, party themed 'Spring Breakers' indie movie.

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