
Preview alert! You can listen to short clips from the track list of Allison Iraheta’s debut album, Just Like You, RIGHT NOW. Click the link below:
Pre-order the album:
- Allison Iraheta – Just Like You – iTunes Pre-order
- Allison Iraheta - Just Like You – Amazon
Just Like You, featuring youthful, effervescent pop-rock from Allison Iraheta, will be available everywhere December 1.

I am sure this tread is sort of dead by now but I know some hardcore fans are still around.
I was reading a Lyndsey Parker blog entry about Dilana, and (it seems) Dilana herself wrote the following:
Sounds legit, not only because I wouldn’t expect Dilana to think differently, but also because of the plug to her upcoming release.
See the blog here.
Of course we are!
It does indeed. These snippets have made me so excited for the release. I’m hoping to get to our local Torrid store next weekend to listen to the whole thing — assuming they’ll let a creepy old guy hang around a women’s clothing store for an hour! Well, I’ll have my teenage daughter with me…
Also, I just saw that she’s scheduled on Ellen on December 3. Keep them appearances coming!
That sounds really great and it does seem legit. If so, then that’s a great compliment to Allison.
Oh man, we need a new thread! Almost off the ‘recent posts’ list now!
I know. LOL. Last night I learned from her facebook fan page that she finally took of her lower braces. That screams new thread! LOL.
I love this kid as if I birthed her myself. But Kradam all seem to suffer from sounds-alike songs on the debut album, as far as I cam tell from samples. But, from samples, I hesitate to judge. But still, I love Adam’s”For Your Entertainment.” And I love Alison’s “Friday I’ll Be Over You”, although it seems geared to 17 younger–and I’m just not. Allison’s title track and “Scars” are so darned good, they are classics in waiting, particularly “Scars”. Maybe I’ll love each and every song on the dynamic threesome’s various albums, but, if not: May Adam’s, Allison’s, and Kris’s sophomore albums be more satisfying (to me), in the vein of Bowie/Mercury, Raitt/Taylor, and LaMontagne/Taylor.