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" There can&amp;#039;t be many things more frustrating for a popstar than having the release of your album pushed back. Spare a thought for JoJo then, who has been waiting (not so patiently) since 2009 to put out her third studio album Jumping Trains. All signs are finally pointing towards a spring release, but with the bulk of the material recorded almost three years ago, will it sound fresh enough for today&amp;#039;s charts?  Fortunately, she doesn&amp;#039;t have to worry about such an issue, as those familiar with her most notable hits &amp;#039;Leave (Get Out)&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Too Little Too Late&amp;#039; will know that she&amp;#039;s honed a sound that will never go out of fashion: the power-pop anthem. &amp;quot;The walls burned up and our love fell down,&amp;quot; she belts over airy guitars and fist-clenching, stadium ready beats Kelly Clarkson wouldn&amp;#039;t cock a snook at. The result is exactly as you&amp;#039;d expect, and it&amp;#039;s all the better for it.   Watch the &amp;#039;Disaster&amp;#039; music video below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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