George Sampson: 'Get Up On The Dancefloor' / 'Headz Up'

George Sampson, as anyone with a teenage daughter will know, is the 15-year-old Warrington lad who won Britain's Got Talent in May by break-dancing to 'Singin' In The Rain'. Since then he's appeared in a West End musical, filmed his own dance DVD and now, thanks to the boundless savvy of Simon Cowell, he's releasing a double A-side single.

Wait... come back! 'Get Up On The Dancefloor' is actually an entertaining piece of pop nonsense, not so much a song as a compendium of samples: Elvis's 'Jailhouse Rock', House of Pain's 'Jump Around', Yazoo's 'Don't Go', the list goes on. The urban pop posturing of 'Headz Up' is less fun, but it does feature Sampson rapping about fake IDs, girls "dying for his kiss" and something called "bringing truth to the boozers". Both, whatever their limitations, are more interesting than anything on Leon Jackson's album.