111

111 is the debut studio album recorded by American singing duo Her Majesty & The Wolves, released on April 26, 2011 by RCA Records.
== Singles ==
"Glaciers" was the first single of the album, released on August 27, 2010. The song received generally favorable reviews from music critics, who commended the song for being pleasant, sweet, the album's best moment and her signature track. It became one of their highest charting singles, getting certified platinum by the RIAA. The song became an overnight hit, making it the duo's first number one single. It topped the charts for five weeks straight on Billboard Hot 100 due to strong physical CD sales and airplay, having the longest stay at number one that year. The single made airplay history, becoming one of the most successful airplay-only singles and topped the charts weeks before an accompanying music video was made. It also topped the charts of eight countries, while it charted within the top five in every country it was released in. Its music video was a success, becoming a staple on MTV's Total Request Live with the duo enjoying some fun and sexual tension at a beach bonfire. The song received a Grammy Nomination for Best Pop Vocal Performance. "Stars In Your Eyes" was the second single from the album. Instead of the slower version, Wyatt and Nezey insisted that a more upbeat mix, with an R&Bedge, needed to be created to be released as a single. Released on January 10, 2011 to radio stations, the song received positive reviews from critics, with most praising her vocals in the track, comparing the song peaked at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks, ending the chart reign of Santana's "Smooth" and becoming their second number-one single.
"Goodbye, Goodnight" was the third single form the album, released on June 2, 2011 to U.S radio. It received mixed reviews from critics, who recognized that the track allowed Wyatt's and Nezey's vocals to soar and shine, but called it a cliché ballad. However, the single peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 4 weeks, becoming their third top-ten hit. The single also reached the top-ten in Canada, the top-twenty in other three countries, including the UK, and the top-forty elsewhere. The music video was directed by Joseph Kahn, and Christina is seen singing in front of a microphone before walking in the rain with an umbrella, and on a rooftop. Kimberly Wyatt and Spencer Nezey announced that the duo would be taking a little break for a while as Wyatt would be returning with the Dolls for a new album with them.
== Track Listing ==
No.	Title 	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1. 	"HMATW Intro" 	
* Spencer Nezey
* Steve Kipner
* David Frank
* Pamela Sheyne	
* Nezey
* Frank
* Kipner	2:27
2. 	"Stars in Your Eyes"	
* Kimberly Wyatt
* Nezey
* Shelly Peiken
* Guy Roche	
* Nezey
* Roche	3:37
3. 	"Walking on the Sun"	
* Wyatt
* Nezey
* Diane Warren	
* Nezey
* Roche	3:16
4. 	"Emerald Showers" 	
* Franne Golde
* Tom Snow	
* Ron Harris	4:28
5. 	"Shades of Grey" 	
* Paul Rein
* Johan Aberg	
* Aaron Zigman
* Rein
* Aberg	3:09
6. 	"Goodbye, Goodnight"	
* Matthew Wilder
* David Zippel	
* Wilder 	3:09
7. 	"Never Come Down" 	
* Carl Sturken
* Evan Rogers	
* Rogers
* Sturken	4:01
8. 	"Dream" 	
* Warren	
* Khris Kellow	1:08
9. 	"Glaciers" 	
* Nezey
* Robin Thicke
* James Gass	
* Thicke
* Pro J.	4:04
10.	"Spinning Circles" 	
* Nezey
* Travon Potts
* Brock Walsh	
* Potts 	4:01
11.	"Rise" 	
* Sturken
* Rogers	
* Rogers
* Sturken	1:24
12.	"Head in the Clouds"	
* Heather Holley	
* Robert Hoffman	3:20
13.	"Nocturnal" 	
* Wyatt
* Nezey	
* Frank
* Kipner	1:39
14.	"Cut Me Down" 	
* Wyatt
* Nezey
* Shelly Peiken
* Guy Roche	
* Roche 	3:10
15.	"Our Love" 	
* Wyatt
* Nezey
* Diane Warren	
* Wyatt
* Nezey
* Roche	4:54
16.	"Mantra" 	
* Wyatt
* Nezey	
* Wyatt
* Nezey	1:56
== Performers ==
* Kimberly Wyatt - lead vocals, chorus vocals (16/16 songs)
* Spencer Nezey - main vocals, chorus vocals (16/16 songs)
Category:Kimberly Wyatt
Category:Spencer Nezey
Category:Her Majesty & The Wolves's Albums
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