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While iCarly is in the midst of airing new episodes of Season 5 right now, there’s one more way we can constantly keep the show at the top of our minds. Yep, you got it! The iCarly iSoundtrack II hits stores Tuesday, Jan. 24. And our girl Miranda gave us some inside dirt on the tracks.

Not only is iSoundtrack II Miranda’s first album that she helped produced, but it also features hits from top artists like Ke$ha, Taio Cruz and Katy Perry in addition to some faves from iCarly’s Miranda Cosgrove, Jennette McCurdy and the entire cast!

“It’s kind of a similar idea to the first [soundtrack] where it’s songs that Carly would have on her playlist, but also songs that I got to record with the cast and by myself,” Miranda tells us.

We took a listen to the 13-track CD and here are our fave songs in 5,4,3,2…

#5 “Dancing Crazy” by Miranda Cosgrove

The title says it all. This catchy tune is totes a dance-crazy-around-your-room kind of jam. We love it!

#4 “Generation Love” by Jennette McCurdy

Did you know that Jennette McCurdy has a record deal? “Generation Love” is her second single. We can’t wait to hear more, Jennette!

#3 “Million Dollars” by Miranda Cosgrove

#2 “Leave It All To Me Remix” by Miranda Cosgrove feat. Drake Bell

The theme song of iCarly remixed! We love the energy that this new spin brings. (Flashback: Remember when Miranda starred as the prankster little sis of Drake Bell on Drake & Josh? Hilarious!)

#1 “Coming Home” by iCarly Cast

We love the iCarly personality that the entire cast brings to this popular hit. Miranda spills to us that this is her fave song, too! “It’s just really something people wouldn’t expect. [This] was our first time all singing together on something, so that was really fun,” Miranda says. We couldn’t agree more! This is def our fave song on the album.

Be sure to check out iCarly iSoundtrack II when it releases this Tuesday, Jan. 24. Then come back and let us know your favorite track.

What’s your favorite iCarly episode? Blog about it, babes.

by Madeleine Brown and Patricia McNamara | 2/1/2016