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RELEASE DATE..: 03.31.2010
GENRE.........: Top 40
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RiPPER........: hJ
RUNTIME.......: 50:38 min
YEAR..........: 2010
Type..........: Album
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ENCODER.......: Fhg
LABEL.........: Radio Express
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01. AMY MACDONALD - Spark 03:07
02. BEN MONTAGUE - Haunted 03:33
03. ELLIE GOULDING - Guns And Horses 03:36
04. FEFE DOBSON - I Want You 02:11
05. KATE NASH - Do Wah Doo [radio Edit] 02:34
06. KOOL SAVAS FEAT. OLLI BANJO, AZAD AND MOE MITCHELL 04:15
07. LENA MEYER-LANDRUT - Satellite 02:56
08. LUNIK - People Hurt People 03:21
09. PLAN B - She Said 03:30
10. PONY PONY RUN RUN - Hey You 03:14
11. ROX - My Baby Left Me 03:30
12. SAMUELE BERSANI - Pesce D'aprile 04:01
13. SCHILLER WITH NADIA ALI - Try [video Edit] 03:23
14. THE XX - Crystalised 03:19
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1 AMY MACDONALD - Spark
(0:06 / 03:05 / C / 134 bpm / 7.31 MB )
2010 is the year that a lot of female
artists, from Laura
Marling to Duffy to Adele, will face the
eternal pop
dilemma of what to do on that difficult
second album. Few
have it as hard as Scottish singer-songwriter
Amy
Macdonald, whose 2007 debut "This Is The
Life" sold over
three million copies and went to No. 1 in
five countries.
But "A Curious Thing", recorded at Paul
Weller's home
studio in Surrey and featuring guest spots
from the
Modfather, doesn't sound as though Macdonald
is sweating
it. The collection is mostly defined by Amy's
rootsy
Celtic voice and her intolerance of the
famous idiots she
has met since her first album, the subject
that gives
"Spark" to several tunes.
2 BEN MONTAGUE - Haunted
(0:16 / 03:31 / C / 60 bpm / 8.33 MB )
When Ben Montague's debut single "Can't Hold
Me Down" was
playlisted on Radio 2 for an impressive five
weeks, it
signified the gifted singer-songwriter as one
of the UK's
brightest melodic rock talents. Hand-picked
as tour
support by acclaimed guitarist Joe Bonamassa,
Montague
won fans by the thousands, including racing
supremo Eddie
Jordan, who was impressed enough to invite
him to perform
in front of 18,000 people at Silverstone as
part of his
all-star band alongside rock legends Roger
Daltrey and
Nick Mason. It has all added up to a rigorous
road-testing for the material that makes up
Ben's debut
album, which includes the deep-felt
melancholia of
"Haunted".
3 ELLIE GOULDING - Guns And Horses
(0:06 / 03:34 / C / 143 bpm / 8.44 MB )
An alternative singer/songwriter from London,
Ellie
Goulding emerged in 2009 as a blogosphere
favorite. After
launching her career, Ellie befriended a
number of
electro producers, among them Starsmith and
Frankmusik,
who give her songs an electro-pop twist.
"Though I write
on guitar, I hear the entire sound of songs
in my head,"
Goulding explained her process. "And Fin
is
someone who understands." Early tracks such
as "Starry
Eyed" and a cover of Sam Sparro's "Black &
Gold" were
posted on taste-making mp3 blogs such as
Discodust. In
short time Goulding was being praised in
mainstream media
publications, and she signed a deal with
Polydor Records
while penning songs for Diana Vickers,
Gabriella Cilmi,
and others. "Gun And Horses" is her latest.
4 FEFE DOBSON - I Want You
(0:02 / 02:08 / C / 187 bpm / 5.12 MB )
Canadian singer Fefe Dobson caught the ear of
Jive
Records when she was only 15, and the label
set her up
with a number of producers with an eye toward
developing
a pop-R&B career. But the self-described
"rocker chick"
refused and instead inked with Island/Def
Jam. Her
self-titled debut spun off three Canadian Top
20s, but
when her follow-up album's first single
stalled, Dobson
found herself dropped and the album shelved.
Several of
its tracks were used by others--most notably
Jordin
Sparks' "Don't Let It Go To Your Head"--but
"I Want You"
marks Dobson's reemergence with the all-new
collection
"Joy".s
5 KATE NASH - Do Wah Doo[Radio Edit]
(0:00 / 02:32 / C / 145 bpm / 6.02 MB )
Born in Dublin, songwriter Kate Nash learned
to play the
piano at school and took an early interest in
acting, but
a rejection from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre
School after
sustaining a broken foot dashed her hopes of
a theater
career. Housebound while the bones healed,
Nash's mother
bought her an electric guitar and Kate used
the time to
focus on songwriting. Eventually she uploaded
some
compositions onto MySpace, where the
storytelling nature
of her songs and distinctive London accent
recalled Lily
Allen, who broke into the mainstream a year
earlier in
exactly the same way. Indeed, the two women
became
friends via their respective MySpace sites,
each
recommending the other's music. A long time
coming, "Do
Wah Doo" will be a highlight at this year's V
Festival
and the revived Lilith Fair.
6 KOOL SAVAS FEAT. OLLI BANJO, AZAD AND MOE
MITCHELL -
Immer Wenn Ich Rhyme
(0:00 / 04:13 / C / 90 bpm / 9.97 MB )
Savas Yurderi, aka Kool Savas, is a German
hip-hop artist
of Turkish descent who emerged as one the
most
controversial pop stars of his generation via
misogynistic and homophobic lyrics that
followed the
divisive traditions of American hip-hop.
Originally
dubbing himself King Kool Savas, he first
surfaced in
English-language collectives like the Basic
Elements and
M.O.R., making his recording debut on
Westberlin
Maskulin's 1999 release "Hoes, Flows,
Moneytoes".
Mounting a solo career two years later, Savas
singles
like "Schwule Rapper" ("Gay Rappers") and
"PimplegionΣr"
("Pimp Legionaire") earned him a devoted fan
following
and the scorn of critics. But when he rhymes
Kool Savas
is hard to ignore, as fellow rappers Olli
Banjo, Azad,
and Moe Mitchell testify on "Immer Wenn Ich
Rhyme".
7 LENA MEYER-LANDRUT - Satellite
(0:00 / 02:54 / C / 95 bpm / 6.88 MB )
Born in Hanover the granddaughter of the
former West
German ambassador to the Soviet Union, Lena
Meyer-Landrut
took part in the talent show contest Unser
Star Fⁿr Oslo,
which was organised to select the German
entry for the
Eurovision Song Contest 2010. After her
first-round
performance, the German press lauded both
Lena's
appearance (a bit like actress Nora
Tschirner) and
singing (bit like Bj÷rk). Viewers ultimately
voted
Meyer-Landrut's "Satellite" as the winner,
and along with
two other songs performed by her in the
final, Lena
occupied the first three places on the German
iTunes
Store, the first perfomer to achieve that
honor.
8 LUNIK - People Hurt People
(0:08 / 03:18 / C / 119 bpm / 7.86 MB )
Switzerland's Lunik tried out numerous
members and genres
before becoming a popular melodic pop outfit
in the early
'00s. When the original quintet brought lead
singer Rahel
"Jaδl" Krebs into the fold, Lunik was
essentially a
trip-hop ensemble for 1999's 'Rumour" and
2001's "Ahead"
albums. The band's personnel continued to
shift, and so
did their music: 2003's "Weather" found Lunik
adopting a
breezy, acoustic guitar-driven sound that
brought them
Swiss chart success. Several more members
came and went
as the group evolved into a straight-ahead
pop vehicle
for Jaδl. "People Hurt People" is off their
brand-new
collection, "Small Lights In The Dark".
9 PLAN B - She Said
(0:00 / 03:28 / C / 153 bpm / 8.21 MB )
"The whole reason for calling myself Plan B
was that I
was doing this sweet-boy Justin Timberlake
,"
explains MC and actor Ben Drew of his chart
identity,
"When I started rapping, it was easier for me
to feel
comfortable." B's first Top 10 was as
featured artist on
"End Credits" by Chase & Status. More
comfortable with
his voice now, sophomore studio disc "The
Defamation Of
Strickland Banks" showcases more of Ben's
singing
ability. The disc will also be released with
a short film
written and directed by Drew himself. Both
projects are
"the story of this guy and [his]
addiction--the trials
and tribulations of a f*cking smackhead."
"She Said" is
the second single.
10 PONY PONY RUN RUN - Hey You
(0:00 / 03:12 / C / 112 bpm / 7.58 MB )
A French electro-rock band with a dance-punk
style, Pony
Pony Run Run is the alphabetic trio G
(guitar/vocals), A
(bass), and T (keyboards). Citing a long list
of
influences that range from Devo and Kraftwerk
to Pavement
and Weezer, PPRR made their full-length album
debut in
2009 with "You Need...". The disc's lead
single "Hey You"
was a big hit, reaching the Top 20 in France
and paving
the way for the group's nomination for
Revelation Of The
Year at this year's Les Victoires De La
Musique awards.
11 ROX - My Baby Left Me
(0:04 / 03:28 / C / 101 bpm / 8.21 MB )
Half-Jamaican, half-Iranian Roxanne Tataei is
a 21-year
old South London singer-songwriter who goes
by Rox. A
member of the National Youth Music Theatre
that traveled
across Britain staging various productions,
Tataei admits
that even as a child, "It wasn't long before
all that
'jazz hands' stuff got on my nerves.
'Chicago' got
swapped for Portishead and Lauryn Hill." By
her 14th
birthday Rox had her first guitar and was
picking out
tunes by Joni Mitchell, Sade, and Alanis
Morissette. Her
latest single from the upcoming LP "Memoirs"
is "My Baby
Left Me", which NOTW called a "stunning
debut" and Music
Week cited as "one of 2010's most exciting
new
prospects". Get to know Rox at
www.thisisrox.com.
12 SAMUELE BERSANI - Pesce D'aprile
(0:01 / 03:59 / F / 86 bpm / 9.42 MB )
Among the finest of Italy's new breed of
songwriters,
Samuele Bersani spent time writing for
established
artists like Lucio Dalla before he began his
solo career
with the 1991 record "C'Hanno Preso Tuto",
which spawned
the major hit "Chicco E Spillo". Commissions
from
better-known singers continued to come in,
and while
accepting many of them, Bersani also composed
music that
he himself would one day perform. Second solo
disc
"Freak" came out in '95, the same year
Bersani penned
Lucio Dalla's million-selling radio hit
"Canzone". After
winning the Amnesty International Italy's '07
Voci Per La
Liberta Award for "Occhiali Rotti", a song
written in
memory of executed Italian journalist Enzo
Baldoni,
"Pesce D'aprile" is off the new "Manifesto
Abusivo".
13 SCHILLER WITH NADIA ALI - Try[Video Edit]
(0:07 / 03:20 / C / 122 bpm / 7.94 MB )
Trance magnates Schiller (Mirko Von
Schlieffen and
Christopher Von Deylen) put together a string
of
dancehall hits in Europe throughout the first
decade of
the 2000s, collaborating with a series of
artists for a
mix of instrumental tracks and recited
poetry--the band
is named after the German poet Friedrich
Schiller.
Pakistani-American singer-songwriter Nadia
Ali is the
former front-woman of iiO, which scored an
'02 UK No. 2
with the song "Rapture", also on the dance
duo's lone
album, "Poetica", three years later. "Try"
shows that the
two acts are a match made for the dancefloor.
14 USHER FEAT. WILL.I.AM - OMG
(0:01 / 04:05 / C / 129 bpm / 9.69 MB )
After Usher Raymond was spotted by a record
executive at
a talent show in his hometown of Atlanta, is
career took
off in no time. The 14-year-old auditioned
for La Face
co-founder L.A. Reid, who signed the gospel
choirboy to a
recording contract. Raymond was introduced to
the world
simply as Usher and released his self-titled
debut album,
which featured co-executive producer Sean
"Puffy" Combs.
His very first single, "Think Of You", gained
Ush wide
recognition and reached Gold. After
graduating from high
school, Usher released his sophomore album,
"My Way", in
'97 in an attempt to display his maturity and
songwriting
abilities. His star has yet to fall, although
the
upcoming "Raymond Vs. Raymond" details his
ongoing
divorce, Usher's second break-up disc after
2004's
"Confessions" (about former TLC member Chilli
Thomas).
15 THE XX - Crystalised
(0:34 / 03:18 / C / 124 bpm / 7.78 MB )
Four pouty kids from South London barely out
of their
teens, The XX see nothing wrong with playing
Timbaland or
Jam and Lewis-style R&B with an indie band's
chops.
Singer Romy Madley Croft sounds like she
learned her
heart-of-glass cool from '90s soul starlets
like Aaliyah
or Mya (the UK version of their debut album
adds a cover
of Aaliyah's "Hot Like Fire"). The band
formed when the
members were still in high school, and their
signature
brand of moody, soulful indie-rock--built
around dual
vocals of Croft and Oliver Sim--first
appeared on the
public radar in early 2009 with the single
"Crystalised",
creating a huge buzz among critics and fans
alike.
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ARTiST........: VA
TiTLE.........: Radioplay Euro Express 871UB
RELEASE DATE..: 03.31.2010
GENRE.........: Top 40
SUBGENRE......: -
RiPPER........: hJ
RUNTIME.......: 50:38 min
YEAR..........: 2010
Type..........: Album
QUALiTY.......: 320kbps
SiZE..........: 115,10 MB
GRABBER.......: -
ENCODER.......: Fhg
LABEL.........: Radio Express
SOURCE........: WEB
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01. AMY MACDONALD - Spark 03:07
02. BEN MONTAGUE - Haunted 03:33
03. ELLIE GOULDING - Guns And Horses 03:36
04. FEFE DOBSON - I Want You 02:11
05. KATE NASH - Do Wah Doo [radio Edit] 02:34
06. KOOL SAVAS FEAT. OLLI BANJO, AZAD AND MOE MITCHELL 04:15
07. LENA MEYER-LANDRUT - Satellite 02:56
08. LUNIK - People Hurt People 03:21
09. PLAN B - She Said 03:30
10. PONY PONY RUN RUN - Hey You 03:14
11. ROX - My Baby Left Me 03:30
12. SAMUELE BERSANI - Pesce D'aprile 04:01
13. SCHILLER WITH NADIA ALI - Try [video Edit] 03:23
14. THE XX - Crystalised 03:19
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http://www.radioexpress.com
1 AMY MACDONALD - Spark
(0:06 / 03:05 / C / 134 bpm / 7.31 MB )
2010 is the year that a lot of female
artists, from Laura
Marling to Duffy to Adele, will face the
eternal pop
dilemma of what to do on that difficult
second album. Few
have it as hard as Scottish singer-songwriter
Amy
Macdonald, whose 2007 debut "This Is The
Life" sold over
three million copies and went to No. 1 in
five countries.
But "A Curious Thing", recorded at Paul
Weller's home
studio in Surrey and featuring guest spots
from the
Modfather, doesn't sound as though Macdonald
is sweating
it. The collection is mostly defined by Amy's
rootsy
Celtic voice and her intolerance of the
famous idiots she
has met since her first album, the subject
that gives
"Spark" to several tunes.
2 BEN MONTAGUE - Haunted
(0:16 / 03:31 / C / 60 bpm / 8.33 MB )
When Ben Montague's debut single "Can't Hold
Me Down" was
playlisted on Radio 2 for an impressive five
weeks, it
signified the gifted singer-songwriter as one
of the UK's
brightest melodic rock talents. Hand-picked
as tour
support by acclaimed guitarist Joe Bonamassa,
Montague
won fans by the thousands, including racing
supremo Eddie
Jordan, who was impressed enough to invite
him to perform
in front of 18,000 people at Silverstone as
part of his
all-star band alongside rock legends Roger
Daltrey and
Nick Mason. It has all added up to a rigorous
road-testing for the material that makes up
Ben's debut
album, which includes the deep-felt
melancholia of
"Haunted".
3 ELLIE GOULDING - Guns And Horses
(0:06 / 03:34 / C / 143 bpm / 8.44 MB )
An alternative singer/songwriter from London,
Ellie
Goulding emerged in 2009 as a blogosphere
favorite. After
launching her career, Ellie befriended a
number of
electro producers, among them Starsmith and
Frankmusik,
who give her songs an electro-pop twist.
"Though I write
on guitar, I hear the entire sound of songs
in my head,"
Goulding explained her process. "And Fin
is
someone who understands." Early tracks such
as "Starry
Eyed" and a cover of Sam Sparro's "Black &
Gold" were
posted on taste-making mp3 blogs such as
Discodust. In
short time Goulding was being praised in
mainstream media
publications, and she signed a deal with
Polydor Records
while penning songs for Diana Vickers,
Gabriella Cilmi,
and others. "Gun And Horses" is her latest.
4 FEFE DOBSON - I Want You
(0:02 / 02:08 / C / 187 bpm / 5.12 MB )
Canadian singer Fefe Dobson caught the ear of
Jive
Records when she was only 15, and the label
set her up
with a number of producers with an eye toward
developing
a pop-R&B career. But the self-described
"rocker chick"
refused and instead inked with Island/Def
Jam. Her
self-titled debut spun off three Canadian Top
20s, but
when her follow-up album's first single
stalled, Dobson
found herself dropped and the album shelved.
Several of
its tracks were used by others--most notably
Jordin
Sparks' "Don't Let It Go To Your Head"--but
"I Want You"
marks Dobson's reemergence with the all-new
collection
"Joy".s
5 KATE NASH - Do Wah Doo[Radio Edit]
(0:00 / 02:32 / C / 145 bpm / 6.02 MB )
Born in Dublin, songwriter Kate Nash learned
to play the
piano at school and took an early interest in
acting, but
a rejection from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre
School after
sustaining a broken foot dashed her hopes of
a theater
career. Housebound while the bones healed,
Nash's mother
bought her an electric guitar and Kate used
the time to
focus on songwriting. Eventually she uploaded
some
compositions onto MySpace, where the
storytelling nature
of her songs and distinctive London accent
recalled Lily
Allen, who broke into the mainstream a year
earlier in
exactly the same way. Indeed, the two women
became
friends via their respective MySpace sites,
each
recommending the other's music. A long time
coming, "Do
Wah Doo" will be a highlight at this year's V
Festival
and the revived Lilith Fair.
6 KOOL SAVAS FEAT. OLLI BANJO, AZAD AND MOE
MITCHELL -
Immer Wenn Ich Rhyme
(0:00 / 04:13 / C / 90 bpm / 9.97 MB )
Savas Yurderi, aka Kool Savas, is a German
hip-hop artist
of Turkish descent who emerged as one the
most
controversial pop stars of his generation via
misogynistic and homophobic lyrics that
followed the
divisive traditions of American hip-hop.
Originally
dubbing himself King Kool Savas, he first
surfaced in
English-language collectives like the Basic
Elements and
M.O.R., making his recording debut on
Westberlin
Maskulin's 1999 release "Hoes, Flows,
Moneytoes".
Mounting a solo career two years later, Savas
singles
like "Schwule Rapper" ("Gay Rappers") and
"Pimplegionär"
("Pimp Legionaire") earned him a devoted fan
following
and the scorn of critics. But when he rhymes
Kool Savas
is hard to ignore, as fellow rappers Olli
Banjo, Azad,
and Moe Mitchell testify on "Immer Wenn Ich
Rhyme".
7 LENA MEYER-LANDRUT - Satellite
(0:00 / 02:54 / C / 95 bpm / 6.88 MB )
Born in Hanover the granddaughter of the
former West
German ambassador to the Soviet Union, Lena
Meyer-Landrut
took part in the talent show contest Unser
Star Für Oslo,
which was organised to select the German
entry for the
Eurovision Song Contest 2010. After her
first-round
performance, the German press lauded both
Lena's
appearance (a bit like actress Nora
Tschirner) and
singing (bit like Björk). Viewers ultimately
voted
Meyer-Landrut's "Satellite" as the winner,
and along with
two other songs performed by her in the
final, Lena
occupied the first three places on the German
iTunes
Store, the first perfomer to achieve that
honor.
8 LUNIK - People Hurt People
(0:08 / 03:18 / C / 119 bpm / 7.86 MB )
Switzerland's Lunik tried out numerous
members and genres
before becoming a popular melodic pop outfit
in the early
'00s. When the original quintet brought lead
singer Rahel
"Jaël" Krebs into the fold, Lunik was
essentially a
trip-hop ensemble for 1999's 'Rumour" and
2001's "Ahead"
albums. The band's personnel continued to
shift, and so
did their music: 2003's "Weather" found Lunik
adopting a
breezy, acoustic guitar-driven sound that
brought them
Swiss chart success. Several more members
came and went
as the group evolved into a straight-ahead
pop vehicle
for Jaël. "People Hurt People" is off their
brand-new
collection, "Small Lights In The Dark".
9 PLAN B - She Said
(0:00 / 03:28 / C / 153 bpm / 8.21 MB )
"The whole reason for calling myself Plan B
was that I
was doing this sweet-boy Justin Timberlake
,"
explains MC and actor Ben Drew of his chart
identity,
"When I started rapping, it was easier for me
to feel
comfortable." B's first Top 10 was as
featured artist on
"End Credits" by Chase & Status. More
comfortable with
his voice now, sophomore studio disc "The
Defamation Of
Strickland Banks" showcases more of Ben's
singing
ability. The disc will also be released with
a short film
written and directed by Drew himself. Both
projects are
"the story of this guy and [his]
addiction--the trials
and tribulations of a f*cking smackhead."
"She Said" is
the second single.
10 PONY PONY RUN RUN - Hey You
(0:00 / 03:12 / C / 112 bpm / 7.58 MB )
A French electro-rock band with a dance-punk
style, Pony
Pony Run Run is the alphabetic trio G
(guitar/vocals), A
(bass), and T (keyboards). Citing a long list
of
influences that range from Devo and Kraftwerk
to Pavement
and Weezer, PPRR made their full-length album
debut in
2009 with "You Need...". The disc's lead
single "Hey You"
was a big hit, reaching the Top 20 in France
and paving
the way for the group's nomination for
Revelation Of The
Year at this year's Les Victoires De La
Musique awards.
11 ROX - My Baby Left Me
(0:04 / 03:28 / C / 101 bpm / 8.21 MB )
Half-Jamaican, half-Iranian Roxanne Tataei is
a 21-year
old South London singer-songwriter who goes
by Rox. A
member of the National Youth Music Theatre
that traveled
across Britain staging various productions,
Tataei admits
that even as a child, "It wasn't long before
all that
'jazz hands' stuff got on my nerves.
'Chicago' got
swapped for Portishead and Lauryn Hill." By
her 14th
birthday Rox had her first guitar and was
picking out
tunes by Joni Mitchell, Sade, and Alanis
Morissette. Her
latest single from the upcoming LP "Memoirs"
is "My Baby
Left Me", which NOTW called a "stunning
debut" and Music
Week cited as "one of 2010's most exciting
new
prospects". Get to know Rox at
www.thisisrox.com.
12 SAMUELE BERSANI - Pesce D'aprile
(0:01 / 03:59 / F / 86 bpm / 9.42 MB )
Among the finest of Italy's new breed of
songwriters,
Samuele Bersani spent time writing for
established
artists like Lucio Dalla before he began his
solo career
with the 1991 record "C'Hanno Preso Tuto",
which spawned
the major hit "Chicco E Spillo". Commissions
from
better-known singers continued to come in,
and while
accepting many of them, Bersani also composed
music that
he himself would one day perform. Second solo
disc
"Freak" came out in '95, the same year
Bersani penned
Lucio Dalla's million-selling radio hit
"Canzone". After
winning the Amnesty International Italy's '07
Voci Per La
Liberta Award for "Occhiali Rotti", a song
written in
memory of executed Italian journalist Enzo
Baldoni,
"Pesce D'aprile" is off the new "Manifesto
Abusivo".
13 SCHILLER WITH NADIA ALI - Try[Video Edit]
(0:07 / 03:20 / C / 122 bpm / 7.94 MB )
Trance magnates Schiller (Mirko Von
Schlieffen and
Christopher Von Deylen) put together a string
of
dancehall hits in Europe throughout the first
decade of
the 2000s, collaborating with a series of
artists for a
mix of instrumental tracks and recited
poetry--the band
is named after the German poet Friedrich
Schiller.
Pakistani-American singer-songwriter Nadia
Ali is the
former front-woman of iiO, which scored an
'02 UK No. 2
with the song "Rapture", also on the dance
duo's lone
album, "Poetica", three years later. "Try"
shows that the
two acts are a match made for the dancefloor.
14 USHER FEAT. WILL.I.AM - OMG
(0:01 / 04:05 / C / 129 bpm / 9.69 MB )
After Usher Raymond was spotted by a record
executive at
a talent show in his hometown of Atlanta, is
career took
off in no time. The 14-year-old auditioned
for La Face
co-founder L.A. Reid, who signed the gospel
choirboy to a
recording contract. Raymond was introduced to
the world
simply as Usher and released his self-titled
debut album,
which featured co-executive producer Sean
"Puffy" Combs.
His very first single, "Think Of You", gained
Ush wide
recognition and reached Gold. After
graduating from high
school, Usher released his sophomore album,
"My Way", in
'97 in an attempt to display his maturity and
songwriting
abilities. His star has yet to fall, although
the
upcoming "Raymond Vs. Raymond" details his
ongoing
divorce, Usher's second break-up disc after
2004's
"Confessions" (about former TLC member Chilli
Thomas).
15 THE XX - Crystalised
(0:34 / 03:18 / C / 124 bpm / 7.78 MB )
Four pouty kids from South London barely out
of their
teens, The XX see nothing wrong with playing
Timbaland or
Jam and Lewis-style R&B with an indie band's
chops.
Singer Romy Madley Croft sounds like she
learned her
heart-of-glass cool from '90s soul starlets
like Aaliyah
or Mya (the UK version of their debut album
adds a cover
of Aaliyah's "Hot Like Fire"). The band
formed when the
members were still in high school, and their
signature
brand of moody, soulful indie-rock--built
around dual
vocals of Croft and Oliver Sim--first
appeared on the
public radar in early 2009 with the single
"Crystalised",
creating a huge buzz among critics and fans
alike.
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