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Warning

Warning was the fourth and final single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's second album, Growth Hormone. It ended up becoming her second #1 single, and is to date, her biggest selling single. The single was more rock than Esmeralda had ever done before, and was an anthem for women who suspected that their men were cheating on them!
Total sales for the single ended up at 325,874, giving Esmeralda her fourth platinum single.
In January 2006, "Warning" made the final 10 in the Record of the Year competition, and beat out tough competitors to win the entire competition!
==Lyrics==
I tried to tell you not to fool around with me
I tried to tell you that I'm not your type
Don't keep going off, shrugging your stuff
Or you won't see when you get wiped
You never listen when I say get out
You never listen when I need to be alone
When I see your face, it makes me sick
When I hear your voice, I hang up the phone
You ignored my warning
Stay out, I don't need any of that
You ignored my warning
Stay out, before I pound you flat
You say you'll be good, I know you better
One minute later, you're full of your lies
You may want me back, but I've found my way
I know all to well not to trust your disguise
You ignored my warning
Stay out of my life, get off my case
You ignored my warning
Stay away from my personal space
I'll tell you again
For the last time
Listen to me say it
Or get covered in slime
Don't ignore my warning
Or I'll take it higher
For next time you'll burn
In the middle of a fire
You ignored my warning
Stay out, I don't need any of that
You ignored my warning
Stay out, before I pound you flat
==Trivia==
*The song was originally intended for flopstar Marija when she held a contest to write a song for her; however, the song was incomplete at the time. Esmeralda then finished it for the Growth Hormone album and recorded it herself.
==External Links==
Warning at URAPS Official Chart Company
Preceded by
"Vicious Circle" by Lucreacia	Urapopstar #1 Single
May 22, 2005-May 29, 2005	Succeeded by
"Broken Wings/Lies That My Lover Told Me" by Sophie Ramone
Preceded by
"Edge Of Eternity" by Heaven	Urapopstar Record Of The Year Winner
2006	Succeeded by
"Easy Target" by Emblaze
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:Record of the Year winning singles
Category:Number one singles
Warrior (album)

'Warrior' is the third studio album from Ruby & The Gems, the album shows Ruby as she takes on a fictional role of the 'warrior' created by Ruby, the tracks on the album are about, "staying strong, occaisonally breaking down, but getting back up again like a true warrior", to quote Ruby herself. Tracks on the album are rumoured to be about ex-boyfriend, Jackson Bradshaw. The album was released on the 18th of June, 2012. 
==Track listing==
==Chart performance==
Warrior debuted at number one with sales of 108, 558. These sales made the album go Silver on the first week. 
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! bgcolor="#F0E68C" align="center" colspan="100"|Chart Run - Urapostar Albums Chart
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! bgcolor="#F2F2F2" align="center"|Week One
!bgcolor="#e1e1e1" |1
! bgcolor="#F2F2F2" align="center"|Week Two
!bgcolor="#e1e1e1" |3
What's A Boy To Do?

"What's A Boy To Do?" is the second single by British boyband Difused, taken from their debut album "What Did You Expect?". The song was written by Candi, band member Jamie Elite's older sister. The song was released on 30 July 2012 and charted at #3.
==Background== 
The song was originally scheduled for release on 16th April 2012, however it was later pushed back to 07 May. After many delays, the group cancelled the single's release, until it eventually settled on a final release date of 30 July.
==Release and reception==
The b-side to the single, "Footprints In The Sand" recieved a very strong media response. The song was written by Jamie Elite, and sung by him with the other boys acting as backing vocals. It sings about the death of his elder brother Carter Elite, who died on 01 December, 2011. It recieved an overwhelming positive response from critics.
==Music video==
The music video was directed by John Urbano. The video's story line was based around Jack of the band, and his mission to get with the girl he likes. The video was shot in LA, United States during March of this year. The music video was also released on the 11th of July.
==Track listing==
;CD Single
# "What's A Boy To Do"
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Instrumental)
# "Footprints In The Sand"
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Kris Rios Remix)
;Pre-order offer
# "What's A Boy To Do"
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Instrumental)
# "Footprints In The Sand"
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Kris Rios Remix)
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Music Video)
# "What's A Boy To Do" (Behind The Scenes Video Shoot)
# "What's A Boy To Do"/"No Way Out" (Mash Up)
===Credits===
* "What's A Boy To Do?" — written by Candi Elite
* "Footprints In The Sand" — written by Jamie Elite
==Artwork==
Image:WhatsABoyToDo.png|CD cover
Image:wabtdb.png|Banner
==Chart performance==
The single was released on 30 July, 2012 after several delays. It was the second highest new entry of the week behind Tommy Gunn at #2, and 8-BIT who had a second week at #1. It charted higher than new releases from Pandora and Caymon.
===Chart Run===
* Week 1: #3 - 75,558
* Week 2: #7 - 59,184
* Week 3: #12 - 24,112
* Week 4: #13 - 21,859
* Week 5: #18 - 14,990
* Week 6: #18 - 17,344
* Week 7: #25 - 12,223
* Week 8: #17 - 20,344
* Week 9: #31 - 8,909
* Week 10: #28 - 9,345
* Week 11: #26 - 11,321
* Week 12: #34 - 6,741
* Week 13: #28 - 10,734
* Week 14: #24 - 8,878
* Week 15: #33 - 5,555
TOTAL: 307,097
==Charts==
Charts (2011) 	Peak
UK Singles Chart 	3
UK Download Chart	5
UK Airplay Chart 	13
Category:2012 singles
What Did You Expect?

What Did You Expect? is the debut studio album by British boy band Difused, released on November 12, 2012 through Blacklight Records. The majority of the album was written by members of the band,with Kleo, Candi and Mikey Thompson of Jetfire providing additional writting credits. The album was preceeded by three singles, "No Way Out" with charted at #2, "What's A Boy To Do?" which charted at #3 and "Time Will Tell" featuring Jetfire, which charted at #?. Upon it's release, the album charted at #?.
==Singles==
* "No Way Out," was released January 9, 2012. The track was written by Difused members Danny Stephingham, Jamie Elite and Kris Rios. It debuted at #2 on the singles chart.
* "What's A Boy To Do?" was released July 30, 2012. It was written by Candi, band member Jamie Elite's elder sister. Upon it's release the single debuted at #3 on the singles chart.
* "Time Will Tell" is due for release November 12, 2012 alongside the album. It is a collaboration with fellow boyband Jetfire and was released as the official 2012 Children In Need single. It was written by Difused member Jamie Elite and Jetfire member Mikey Thompson and charted at #? on the singles chart.
==Tracklisting==
# 	Title 	Featured artist 	
"What Did You Expect?"	"What Did You Expect?" 	"What Did You Expect?"	"What Did You Expect?"
1. 	"No Way Out" 	 	
2. 	"What's A Boy To Do?" 	 	
3. 	"Up And Down" 	 	
4. 	"False Alarm" 	 	
5. 	"Footprints In The Sand" 	 	
6. 	"Cry Me A River" 	 	
7. 	"You Know Where The Door Is"	 	
8. 	"Time Will Tell" 	Jetfire 	
==Charts==
The album is due for release on 12 November 2012.
Charts (2012) 	Peak
UK Albums Chart	TBR
Category:Urapopstar
Category:2012 albums
Category:Debut albums
What I'm Missing

What I'm Missing is the second single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's album Imperfect Balance. It charted at #4 on its release week, beating out all competitors except for Kati, and the previous week's top 2 from Naomi and Ivy. The song has one of Esmeralda's strongest messages, about a partner not accepting their significant other just because of one little thing, which Esmeralda will not stand for.
==Lyrics==
Let me tell you something
If you think you're right for me
There's more hidden inside me
From the outside you can't see
Spend a little time with me
You have a lot to learn
I'm not your perfect angel
But I have it all in return
If you don't know what I'm missing
Then you're not right for me
Don't lock me up in your mind
And throw away the only key
If you're looking for perfection
It's something you just can't find
I'll tell you what I'm missing
Before you leave me behind
I don't have a fancy car
I don't have a big house
My bills are all stacked up
In a pile eaten by a mouse
I can't cook a fancy meal
Whenever you come to me
But what I lack in material things
I'll show with passion, you'll see
If you don't know what I'm missing
Then you're not right for me
Don't lock me up in your mind
And throw away the only key
If you're looking for perfection
It's something you just can't find
I'll tell you what I'm missing
Before you leave me behind
Let me tell you something
If you think you're right for me
There's more hidden inside me
From the outside you can't see
Spend a little time with me
You have a lot to learn
I'm not your perfect angel
But I have it all in return
If you don't know what I'm missing
Then you're not right for me
Don't lock me up in your mind
And throw away the only key
If you're looking for perfection
It's something you just can't find
I'll tell you what I'm missing
Before you leave me behind
Preceded by
"Heart Of Mine" by Naomi	Urapopstar Airplay #1 Single
November 27, 2005-December 4, 2005	Succeeded by
"Actin' Like A G" by Robin feat. PSJ
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
What Was I Thinking?

The debut single by Crystal Barker, "What Was I Thinking?" was released on March 23rd, 2009 and debuted at #26 on March 29th, due to a lack of promotion. However, the following week, the song climbed to #23, and on the singles' 3rd week in the charts, it reached its' peak of #19. The track sold just under 75,000, which was not a promising start to the singers' UK career. It is her worst performing single to date, being her only single to miss the top 10, and one of only two tracks to miss the top 5 (the other being 'Wind Me Up' which charted at #6). It is also her only single to not achieve platinum certification.
Category:Debut singles
Category:2009 singles
Whatever Bitch

"Whatever Bitch" is a song by American pop singer Syd Wolfe. Scheduled for a release on September 19, 2011, it is the fourth single from Wolfe's third studio album Monsters and is her thirteenth single overall.
==Song information==
The song is a break-up song where the protagonist is fed up with her cheating boyfriend. In the chorus, the lyrics "whatever bitch" have a double pun and worded to have two different meanings. On some part of the lyrics she says "you can do who ever with whatever bitch" meaning that she has released and set him free so he can whore around with various; another meaning of "whatever bitch" in the chorus is meant to have a message where she ignores him and is practically dismisses him.
==Reception==
The song has received positive reviews for its lyrical content most specifically for its double usage of the term "whatever bitch" in its chorus. It debuted at #13 on downloads on 21st August 2011 and climbed to #1 on 18th September, a week before its physical release, selling 33,696.
When Christmas Comes to Town

"When Christmas Comes to Town" is a song written by Glen Ballard, Alan Silvestri and performed by pop singer Elice Claire for the 2009 Saturdays Records: The Christmas Collection Album. It was released as a single on the 30th November 2009, but was not able to chart in the UK single charts due to chart rules. All of the singles profit will go for the Christmas Child charity.
==Track listing==
;CD Single
# "Where Are You Christmas?"
# "When Christmas Comes to Town"
# "Never Let Go" (Winterbells Xmas Piano Mix)
;"When Christmas Comes to Town" - Digital EP
# "When Christmas Comes to Town"
# "When Christmas Comes to Town" (Stripped Mix)
# "When Christmas Comes to Town" (Instrumental)
== Music Video==
No music video was made to promote the song.
== Charts ==
Chart (2010) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Holiday Airplay Charts	1 (2 weeks)
== Covers ==
Image:Elice_xmas_copy.jpg |Single Cover
== External Link ==
* Single Announcement
Category: Elice Claire
Whenever You Close Your Eyes

"Whenever You Close Your Eyes" was the third single by pop duo M&M. Released on July 24th, 2005, it was the third track to be released from their international debut album Until I See You Again.
==Tracklisting==
CD 1
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes (Radio Edit)
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes (Album Version)
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes (Live @ AOL)
# Tan Dentro De Ti (Spanish Version)
CD 2
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes (Radio Edit)
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes (Dance Clubz Entitled Mix)
# Word Is Not Enough / Until I See You Again (Crazy Beat Medley)
# Until I See You Again (Album Megamix)
# Whenecer You Close Your Eyes [Making The Video]
# Whenever You Close Your Eyes [Music Video]
Category:2005 singles
Category:M&M
Where Are You Christmas?

Where Are You Christmas? is a song written by James Horner and performed by pop singer Elice Claire for the 2009 Saturdays Records: The Christmas Collection Album. It was released as a single on the 30th November 2009 but was not able to chart in the UK single charts due to chart rules. All of the singles profit will go for the Christmas Child charity.
==Track listing==
CD Single
# "Where Are You Christmas?"
# "When Christmas Comes to Town"
# "Never Let Go" (Winterbells Xmas Piano Mix)
"Where Are You Christmas?" - Digital EP
# "Where Are You Christmas?"
# "Where Are You Christmas?" (Stripped Mix)
# "Where Are You Christmas?" (Instrumental)
== Music Video==
No music video was made to promote the song.
== Charts ==
Chart (2010) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Holiday Airplay Charts	4
== Covers ==
Image:Elice_xmas_copy.jpg |CD Single
== External Link ==
* Single Announcement
Category: Elice Claire
Wind Me Up

"Wind Me Up" was released in the later regions of 2009 as the fourth single by Crystal Barker. The single was originally planned to be the lead single to Crystal's second studio album "Diamond In The Rough, however the single performed poorly compared to her two prior single (Top Of The Pack, Compute) by charting at #6. This led to her management pushing back the era, in attempt to give in a successful launch, and "Wind Me Up" was ignored, not being included on the album upon it's release. This is the only single by Crystal that doesn't appear on one of her albums.
Winding Road

"Forbidden Ecstasy" is a song by popstar Helena Rossi, the second single from her third studio album Manifesto. Written by Elice Claire and bundled with an A-side single, Winding Road and released on the 3rd of February, 2011.
==Background==
==Music video==
==Track listing==
;Promotional Disc
# Winding Road (Radio Edit)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Radio Edit)
# Winding Road (Album Version)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Album Version)
;CD1
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Single Version)
# Winding Road (Album Version)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Acoustic Mix)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (RedOne Remix)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Music Video)
;CD2
# Winding Road (Single Version)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Album Version)
# Winding Road (Theatrical Mix)
# Winding Road (Extended Intro)
# Winding Road (Music Video)
==Commercial response==
== Charts ==
Chart (2012) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Single Charts	7
Category:2012 singles
Category:Helena Rossi
Category:Number one singles
Winnie

Winnie is a transgendered Turkish pop singer. She rose to fame in 2006's Uravision song contest, where she represented her home country of Turkey with the song "Queen Of The Dancefloor". Winnie enjoyed a briefly successful career following her top 3 ranking in the contest, with her biggest hit being a cover of the Broadway classic "Hey Big Spender", reaching #4 on the singles charts and #1 on the airplay and download charts in October 2006.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2007: Pretty Please With Winnie On Top (#14)
===Singles===
2006: Queen Of The Dancefloor (#7)
2006: Hey Big Spender (#4)
2006: Santa Baby/Wrap Me Up (It's Finally Christmas) (#5)
2007: Dawlin/Dahling (with Allyseenah) (#12)
Category:Transgendered musicians
Category:Uravision artists
Withering Love

"Withering Love" is a download only single taken from MIDNIGHT's second studio album UNCENSORED. The song was originally scheduled for a full release in April, but was later scrapped in favour for a digital only release featuring Aurora Reed on March 5, 2012 in the UK only. The release peaked at #2 on the download chart.
==Reception==
The single received its radio premiere on BBC Radio One on Valentine's Day (February 14, 2012) to extremely positive reviews, being praised for its lyrical meaning and its melancholic melody. The remix of the song premiered on MIDNIGHT's official website on February 26, 2012, receiving praise for Aurora's addition to the song.
==Live performances==
* 21st Urapopstar Awards
==Track listings==
*Promo CD
# "Withering Love" (Radio Edit)
# "Withering Love" (Instrumental)
*Digital
# "Withering Love" (featuring Aurora Reed)
# "Withering Love" (Album Version)
==Artwork==
Image: Withering_love_feat_aurora_reed.png|Digital
Without You

"Without You" is the second single taken from Caymon's sophomore album Riders of the Night. The single is due to be released on November 5th 2012.
==Background==
In mid-September 2012 it was announced on Caymon's official website that "Rockstar" featuring Ashley! and Melody Jackson from Bloom would serve as the second single from the album. It was due to be released on October 15th. However, Fusion Records felt the song was "too good" to be released so soon and insisted it be released towards the end of the campaign to boost sales. They then cancelled the release and chose the Lana Del Rey cover "Without You" as the official second single.
==Music Video==
The music video was directed by Anthony Mandler (who directed Caymon's previous video for "Girls") and will premiere soon.
==Tracklisting==
;Promptional CD
# "Without You" (radio edit) — 3:38
;UK CD1
# "Without You" (radio edit) — 3:38
# "Secret Lover" — 3:46
;UK CD2
# "Without You" — 4:02
# "Without You" (The Alias Radio Mix) — 3:54
# "Without You" (Phil Tan Radio Mix) — 3:49
# "Caymon Megamix" (by Jewels & Stone) — 7:29
;UK Remix EP
# "Without You" (radio edit) — 3:38
# "Without You" (The Alias Club Mix) — 6:54
# "Without You" (The Alias Radio Mix) — 3:54
# "Without You" (Manhattan Clique Remix) — 7:12
# "Without You" (Manhattan Clique Radio Edit) — 4:15
# "Without You" (Phil Tan Radio Mix) — 3:49
;Australian CD Single
# "Without You" — 4:02
# "Girls" (Flip & Full Club Mix) — 8:11
;Australian Digital Download
# "Without You" (radio edit) — 3:38
# "Secret Lover" — 3:46
# "Without You" (Manhattan Clique Radio Edit) — 4:15
;US Digital Download
# "Without You" — 4:02
==Charts==
Chart (2012) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Single Charts 	TBA
Urapopstar Airplay Charts 	TBA
Urapopstar Download Charts	TBA
Total Sales: TBA
Wolf Wolfe!

Wolf Wolfe! is the first mini album/compilation album from Wolf Wolfe. It was released on March 14, 2011, a mere 4 months after his last album. It charted at #18, but peaked at #15. The album was released because he moved over to Trish Records and Trish told him he needed a new image. So the last album was put out of print, with Wolf Wolfe! becoming it's replacement. It has sold 104,356 copies so far.
 
==Content==
There are eight tracks on the release. Four of these tracks, The Same Man I Always Was, As Long As I Got You, Americana Boy and Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me appear on his debut album Wolf Wolfe and the Women Who Loved Him. The first track is I Wanna Know What Love Is which is a Foreigner cover. It features his wife Taylor Taylor-Wolfe. This version of the song stays very true to the original and even includes a lot of the original backing track. Track three is Hiya! which is inspired by the Saturdays song, Higher. Wolf's label boss at Trish Records, Trish, pushed Wolf to record this and he was very happy with the result. "It's a modern masterpiece". Track six is a cover of Kristinia DeBarge's track "Powerless". Kristinia is also signed to Trish and several Trish acts have recorded her songs, including Jason Adams. Wolf's version of the song is acoustic with only Wolf and a guitar. Finally, track 8 is the Starsmith Remix of Wolf's cancelled debut single "The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart". There really isn't much difference.
 
==Reissue==
The album was reissued on May 2nd to include the radio edit of Hiya! as well as some more tracks from Wolf Wolfe and the Women Who Loved Him
==Track Listing==
ORIGINAL
#I Wanna Know What Love Is (feat. Taylor Taylor-Wolfe)
#The Same Man I Always Was (feat. Kate Lawler)
#Hiya!
#As Long As I Got You (feat. Edna Albaquerque)
#Americana Boy (feat. Tentrita)
#Powerless
#Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
#The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart (Starsmith Mix)
REISSUE
#I Wanna Know What Love Is (feat. Taylor Taylor-Wolfe)
#The Same Man I Always Was (feat. Kate Lawler)
#Hiya!
#As Long As I Got You (feat. Edna Albaquerque)
#Americana Boy (feat. Tentrita)
#Powerless
#Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
#The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart (Starsmith Mix)
#Interracial Facial (feat. Bichastasia)
#Lil. Red (feat. Gingers+Jesus)
#S.A.S.A.S.S (with Bichastasia, Putanovska and Tentrita)
#Hiya! (feat. Ashley!)
==Singles==
Single cover	Single information	Single cover	Single information
 	"I Wanna Know What Love Is"
*Released: March 14, 2011
*Chart position: 21
*Certified: N/A	 	"Hiya!"
*Released: May 2, 2011
*Chart position: 14
*Certified: N/A
Word Is Not Enough

"Whenever You Close Your Eyes" was the second single by pop duo M&M. Released on April 11th, 2005, it was the second track to be released from their international debut album Until I See You Again.
==Tracklisting==
CD 1
# Word Is Not Enough (Radio Edit) [2:56]
# Word Is Not Enough (Album Version) [3:10]
# A Brand New Me [3:57]
CD 2
# Word Is Not Enough (Tom's Speechless Mix) [6:21]
# Word In Not Enough (Robin's Stuffed Mouth mix) [4:48] 
# Word Is Not Enough (DJ Double Garage Tell Me More Mix) [4:09]
# Word Is Not Enough (Amy's Actions Speak Louder Remix) [4:01]
# Word Is Not Enough (Toby Nixon's Give Me A Book Instead Mix) [4:40]
# Word Is Not Enough (Jamie's Love Is Everything Megamix) [5:43]
# Word Is Not Enough (Loose Rap Remix w/ Calleb) [4:35]
# Word Is Not Enough (Ellen's Show Me More Mix) [5:02]
# Word Is Not Enough (Music Video)
Category:2005 singles
Category:M&M
World In Our Vision

"World In Our Vision"
from the album World Tour 2003-04 Volume 1
Released: November 17, 2003
Formats: CD single, digital download
Recorded: 2003
Genre: Rock
Label: breathemusic
Writer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
Producer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
CHART POSITIONS
#8 (Urapopstar singles chart)
DR. C AND THE PREDICATES SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Last Single 	Current Single 	Next Single
Free Form Flex (2003) 	World In Our Vision (2003) 	The Love Was Lost (2004)
World In Our Vision (often erroneously listed as World In My Vision) is the second single from rock band Dr. C and the Predicates. Like their debut, it also reached #8 in the singles charts.
World Tour 2003-04 Volume 1

"World Tour 2003-04 Volume 2"
Studio/live album from Dr. C and the Predicates
Released: 10 November 2003
Recorded: 2003
Genre: Rock
Label: breathemusic
Writer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
Producer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
CHART POSITIONS
#9 (URAPS Album Chart)
DR. C AND THE PREDICATES ALBUM CHRONOLOGY
Last Album 	Current Album 	Next Album
	World Tour 2003-04 Volume 1
(2003) 	World Tour 2003-04 Volume 2
(2004)
World Tour 2003-04 Volume 1 is the debut album from Dr. C and the Predicates. Little is known about the album's content, as it has become a rarity, and the only songs from it which they still play today are the two singles. The album debuted at #12, and peaked at #9, being certified silver.
Hit singles
 * Free Form Flex #8
 * World In Our Vision #8 
Tracklisting
 1. Free Form Flex
 2. World In Our Vision
 3. Exclusively
 4. Bring It Around
 5. Helping A Stranger
 6. Around The Stage
 7. Living In Strange Times
 8. If It Never Rained Again
 9. We Put The "F" In Way
 10. Extrapositivelyfigured
 11. U Never Thought
 12. Jump Over The Moon