This magazine advert promotes Jessie J's debut album. Her name is displayed prominently in gold font at the top, suggesting luxury. Below is the album title in gold and white fonts, possibly indicating the album will not be too risky. The central image shows Jessie J facing the audience with black and white colors, representing her mystery as a new artist. It lists her most popular song "Price Tag" to encourage buying the full album. The advert also includes Jessie J's website for more information.

1. Magazine adverts from the
Pop-Rock genre

2. Magazine advert
Artist’s name:
The artist's name is in gold, and is in a
large font size. The placement of her
name looks like she could be wearing a
necklace. The colour gold connotes
wealth and luxury, possibly could
suggest it's a luxury to have Jessie J's
album. The colours black, gold and
white work well with one another
because they contrast with each other,
which gives a professional look to the
magazine.
Album title:
The title of the album is included. The
fact that it says debut album tells us
this is her first album. The font colours
are gold and white, these colours
connote two different things, gold
connotes luxury, where as white
connotes innocence. This could suggest
since this is her first album, Jessie J
might not do something too risky.
Central image:
There is a central image of the artist in
the magazine. There is a direct mode
of address, this could give the
impression that she's trying to
welcome the audience, which could
suggest she's trying to be appealing
enough for the reader to buy her
album. The colours black and white
juxtapose one another because the
colour white connotes innocence,
where as the colour black connotes
mystery and power. This can be
backed up because since she's a new
artist, she will be a mystery to the
public because this the first time she's
ever released an album.
Featured songs:
The album includes her most popular
song on the album 'Price Tag'. Since the
magazine included this, readers will
most likely know this song since it's "
The #1 International Smash", if the
reader likes this song, it will encourage
them to listen to the rest of her album.
Artist’s website:
Although it doesn't feature a release date for the album, this
magazine advert includes the artist's website. By doing this, it
allows the reader to find out more information about the artist
and her new album.

3. Magazine advert
Group’s name:
The band’s name is in white, which
connotes innocence and purity.
However this juxtaposes with the
overall theme of magazine. Since
the magazine is quite dark in itself,
gives the impression that this
album will be quite eerie and
mysterious.
Magazine:
Kerrang! Is known to be a rock
magazine. It wouldn’t be surprising
to see Fall Out Boy on Kerrang!
because this magazine is known to
feature bands that aren’t typically
mainstream artists.
Overall design:
The two skeletons could link back to
the title of the album ‘Believers never
die’, it could mean they might not
have believed in the band or their
music, and because of that, they
ended up dead. Since the magazine
includes two skeletons, could suggest
to the reader, the theme of death
could be a theme on the album. The
two colours blue and black can give
two different connotations. The colour
blue can connote peace, possibly
suggesting the two skeletons are
finally at peace since they’re no longer
alive, which then could link to the
colour black which can connote death
Featured songs:
This magazine features some of the
songs that will be on this album. By
doing this it could be recongnisable
to reader, as well as the titles of the
song could encourage the reader to
listen to the songs.

4. Magazine advert
Group’s name:
The groups name
‘Paramore’ is on the top
left corner. The font
colour is black, this
colour connotes mystery,
as well as power. This
could be an overall
theme for their album, or
it could also suggest
they’re powerful in the
music industry.
Album title:
The album title is “Brand
New Eyes”. The title of
the album could suggest,
overtime their music
could’ve matured, and
that their music has a
different perspective.
The record label is
placed on the bottom
right corner, by doing
this, the reader might
recognise the record
Release date:
Since the magazine
features the album being
out now, the people who
are reading the
magazine could possibly
be more encouraged to
buy it, rather then
having to wait for it.
Overall design:
On this magazine (as well as the album) butterflies are used
repeatedly. Butterflies are known to be a symbol of change.
This could suggest that the band has changed their style, and
because of this it has resulted in a change of music.