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"&amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t want to sound weird or anything, but I listen to it a lot,&amp;quot; Jordin Sparks told DS recently. &amp;quot;I think &amp;#039;Wow, this is a really cool song!&amp;#039;, but then I remember that I&amp;#039;m the one singing it and feel, well, a little embarrassed.&amp;quot; What was the AmIdol champ talking about? Her new single &amp;#039;No Air&amp;#039;, of course. Cynics would call this good sales patter, but actually &amp;#039;No Air&amp;#039; is exactly the sort of song you&amp;#039;d expect Jordin Sparks to listen to: melodic, melodramatic, not terribly hip but immensely satisfying, essentially an R&amp;amp;B power ballad. It&amp;#039;s exactly the sort of song she should be singing too, making full use of her impressive set of pipes. Chris Brown, meanwhile, brings a bit of street cred to proceedings, ensuring this surefire smash stays just the right side of cheesy.   &amp;gt; Click here for our review of Jordin Sparks&amp;#039; album "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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