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Slave To The Music

Slave To The Music is the second single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's #1 album Unfinished Business, and her 21st single overall. It's been described as a club-friendly dance tune, different from most of the other tracks on the album.
The song was said to be an ideal single choice, and one Esmeralda had in mind to be a single when writing it.
==Promotion==
During the promotion for "Slave To The Music", Esmeralda had been hospitalized due to alcohol poisoning, but was released earlier than expected due to her trainer accompanying her. This single also got her tabloid attention, by claiming that her hospitalization was a lie and that her trainer was nothing but a dildo! Esmeralda also signed up on Twitter during the promotional campaign for this single.
==Video==
The video premiered on POP BOX; Esmeralda hired a stunt pilot to appear in it for the skywriting scene near the end. Sophie Ramone also made a cameo appearance in the video; in response to her cameo appearance, Esmeralda covered her #1 hit Lies That My Lover Told Me as one of this single's B-sides.
==Chart performance==
The single debuted at #2 on the week of May 10, 2009, trailing only Emily Henning.
==Tracklistings==
CD1
1. Slave To The Music
2. Urapopstar Fever
3. Lies That My Lover Told Me
CD2
1. Slave To The Dirty Music (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. The Infinite)
2. Slave To The Raw (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Indigo Peak)
3. No Hope (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Helena Rossi)
4. Kill Me To The Music (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Luke Ramada)
5. Hit Me Up To The Music (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Carl Reeves)
6. Slave To The Prize (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Phoenix Rising)
7. Missing Music (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Esmeralda Dimuzio)
8. Standing Bridge (Strongly Broken) (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Elice Claire)
9. Catatonic Mess (Esmeralda Dimuzio/Tara J vs. Sandi Cohen)
10. Slaves In The Dark (Esmeralda Dimuzio vs. Paulo Araujo)
Category:2009 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Smoke & Mirrors

"Smoke & Mirrors"' is the debut UK single from Syd Wolfe. Although Syd has her vocals featured on a dance track released previous to this, Smoke & Mirrors is considered Syd's debut single.
==Song information==
Smoke & Mirrors was written by Syd and StarGate, who also produced the track. It was recorded in November 2008 and was instantly a favourite at the label.
Syd describes the song as "a song about how you feel after a broken relationship and where your head is after the whole breakup. It's a total headfuck".
==Chart performance==
Official UK Chart Run: #12 - #10 - #11 -#22 -#25 - #34 - #24 - #25
URAPS Airplay Top 40 Run: #36 - #32 - #18 - #16 - #11 - #22 - #23 - #31On March 15th, Smoke & Mirrors was certified Silver in recognition of 100,000 sales.As of April 12th, 169,422 copies of Smoke & Mirrors have been sold.
==Music video==
Sophie Muller was the director of the music video. Syd played 5 different women, each representing a different emotion. Syd was seen in the video with Black, Brown, Blue, Red and Blonde hair. She had to have her hair dyed for each colour and later revealed how bad it was for her hair and that "I'm not going to do that again in a hurry". 
The videos locations are an airplane, airport, inside a limo, a mansion and it's garden. The video depicts Syd transitioning from each hair colour as her mood changes.
Syd wakes up on a plane, progresses off the plane and into the airport, as she does so her hair changes from her natural colour to a bright blue, with her outfit changing to match the different emotion. Syd is seen "walking" two male dancers as if they are dogs.
They then proceed into the car and subsequently drive to a secluded mansion. Once inside Syd and her now 4 dancers perform a dance routine to the song. Syd's mood drastically changes once the chorus is over and runs up the stairs, her hair turns blonde.
The second verse shows Syd alone in a bedroom until she is interrupted by 4 faceless male dancers. In shock, Syd runs towards the door and running into 2 of the dancers. Syd, now red haired, enters a dark room and begins to multiply, seemingly being the two dancers she bumped into just seconds earlier. They perform a dance routine to the second chorus. As the chorus comes to an end, the scene changes to a brown haired Syd lying in a room full of fire, smoke and mirrors. As the middle 8 ends, a blue haired Syd runs into the garden to the back of the mansion and a helicopter flies overhead, throwing down a rope for her to climb. She climbs up the rope until the last line in the song, when the rope suddenly snaps and Syd falls to the ground. The shock of the fall wakes Syd up and she is back on the airplane, realising it was all a dream.
==Track listings==
UK CD 1:
#Smoke & Mirrors (Album Version)
# I Can Resist You
# Smoke & Mirrors (Instrumental)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Video
UK CD 2:
# Smoke & Mirrors (Album Version)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Digital Dogs Remix)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Jason Nevins Club Remix)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Jody Den Broeder Club Remix)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Dave Aude Club Edit)
# Smoke & Mirrors (Full Phatt Remix)
Category:2009 singles
Category:Debut singles
Soda Pop

Soda Pop (who are from Portsmouth, England) are an English pop duo/songwriters who are comprising of Olivia Brown and Mark Smith. They are best known for their debut Double A-Side single Just A Thought / Heaven And Earth. Just A Thought is written by Soda Pop, and Heaven and Earth is a cover of a song by POP!
==Discography==
===Singles===
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! Year !! Single title !! Singles Chart !! Pre-release Chart !! UK Airplay !! Album !!
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|rowspan="2"| 2008 || Just A Thought / Heaven And Earth ||NA||NA||NA||NA||
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Category:Groups
Something Personal

Something Personal is the 31st single release to date for Esmeralda Dimuzio, and the third from her album The Awakening. The song is misleading for its title, with implicit sexual undertones.
The video was set in Esmeralda's childhood in Venezuela, where she flips through TV channels and sees herself as an adult on the television in various genres of shows. The video is especially notable as Esmeralda's younger self is played by her own 3-year-old daughter, Estefania, who was long believed dead, and recently found by Esmeralda herself.
The single charted at #2, with sales of 71,469. It has since been certified platinum.
Esmeralda performed it as part of her setlist on the Romeo Is Redeemed tour, co-headlining with Morris David Cat.
==CD1 tracklisting==
#Something Personal
#Find My Groove
#Halo
#Turn Off The Light
#Don't Lose My Number
#Something Personal (Spanish version)
==CD2 tracklisting==
#Something Personal (Just Ginger's Nothing Personal G-Mix)
#Something Personal (Phoenix Rising's Classified Vocal Mix)
#Something Personal (Phoenix Rising's De-Classified Dub)
#Something Personal (Video)
Category:2011 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Song

In the case of wiki terminology, a "song" is simply a non-single that can be considered an album track or any other song that has not been commercially released as single.
==Promotional single==
Promotional singles are singles that have not been released "officially" and are mainly used to promote the parent album or simply be released as a stand-alone release. Promotional singles, in the case of the URAPS music industry, are usually radio-only singles or digital-only singles but are not official physical singles (in other words, these songs don't usually get added to main release schedule but can go for adds on radio and can be released digitally).
Category:Urapopstar
Songs On The Radio

"Songs On The Radio" is the third single from the Sleazy Sisters taken from their debut album Polka Dots & Strawberry Pops.
Contents
 * 1 Song information
 * 2 Track listings
 * 3 Chart performance
 * 4 External Links
Song information
"Songs On The Radio" is about songs being played on radio these days being 'overrated', any music is only produced for 'teenage girls', as the chorus says. Like their last single 'Marilyn Monroe In A Polly Pocket', they leave their trademark 60s pop sound on it, with slight hint of power pop to it. Despite the controversy of 'slating the radios', the song was a #1 airplay hit.
Track listings
CD1
01. Songs On The Radio
02. Songs On The Radio (Instrumental)
CD2
01. Songs On The Radio (Album)
02. Wear Me Out
03. Ministry Of Sleazy
04. Play Songs On The Radio (Game)
Cassette (Limited)
A side
01. Songs On The Radio
02. Songs On The Radio (Instrumental)
B side
01. Songs On The Radio (Album)
02. Wear Me Out
03. Five Ways To Date A Girl
Donwloads
01. Songs On The Radio
02. Marilyn Monroe In A Polly Pocket
03. Fashion Kills
DVD
01. Songs On The Radio (Video)
02. The Making Of
03. Marilyn Monroe In A Polly Pocket (Live at Wembley)
04. Boy Eyeliner (Live at Wembley)
05. Interview
Remixes
01. Songs On The Radio (Tiara's Hood Hitlist Mix)
02. Songs On The Radio (Jace Clemson's RockTheRadio Mix)
03. Songs On The Radio (Alesha's A-List Playlist Remix)
04. Songs On The Radio (ZE AM/FM Vocal Twist)
05. Songs On The Radio (Crunk-a-Tronica Signals Mix)
06. Songs On The Radio (Ben's Request Line Overload Remix)
07. Songs on the Radio (BRAXTON Face for the Radio Mix)
Chart performance
"Songs On The Radio" debuted and peaked at #1 on the Urapopstar Top 40 Singles Chart on September 10, 2007 with sales of 76,544 copies sold. It has also reached #1 on the Urapopstar Airplay 40 chart on September 9. This is also the group's second number one hit, following the massive hit Marilyn Monroe In A Polly Pocket
The song was also covered by Kazimiera on her album Under The Covers: Volume 1.
External Links
Lyrics
"Songs On The Radio" at the Official Charts Company
Preceded by
"My Love" by Jake
	Urapopstar #1 Single
September 2, 2007-September 9, 2007
	Succeeded by
"Bitch In Heat" by Putanovska
Preceded by
"I Am The Devil" by Sandi York
	Urapopstar Airplay #1 Single
September 2, 2007-September 9, 2007
	Succeeded by
"I Am The Devil" by Sandi York
Sophie Ellis-Beckham

Sophie Elils-Beckham was a pop singer whose singles spanned from 2002 to 2006, and include four #1 singles. She was married to MC Labels from Mars/Venus; however, she is also noted for being in the tabloids with Mark B, fueling speculation of a relationship between those two.
== Discography ==
===Albums===
*2003: Sophisticated #2
*2004: Turning Heads #1
===Singles===
*2002: Not Such A Murderous Dancefloor #2
*2002: Out Of Your Mind (featuring Rap) #1 (Christmas number one single)
*2003: I Wish You'd Take Me Home #3
*2003: Ode 2 Burberry (with Mars/Venus) #1
*2003: Gimme Gucci/You Can Never Be Too Posh #3
*2004: Too Many Connections (with Emma Button) #8
*2004: Off Track #4
*2004: I Won't Change This Groove #1
*2004: Greedzy Anthem (with Mars/Venus) #1
*2005: I Can't Make Coffee #7
*2006: Dirty Little Secret #12
Category:Female artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Sophie Ramone

Sophie Ramone is an American R&B and pop singer, who released her debut single "Luv Me" in 2003. She is perhaps best known for her three #1 albums and her #1 singles "Read Me" and "Broken Wings/Lies That My Lover Told Me". Ramone still releases to this date. Her stepbrother is Ben Parker. 
==Discography==
===Albums===
2003: Shallow & Proud (#9) 
2004: Read Me (#1) 
2005: Dare To Be... (#1) 
2006: Run Around Girl (#1) 
2008: The Calie Sessions (#1) 
2008: Scheduled Sex Break: Greatest Hits (#4)
2009: It's Cause I'm Sexy (#2)
===Singles===
2003: Luv Me (#18) 
2003: Inside Out (#5) 
2003: Crazy (#8) 
2003: One Way Or Another (#5) 
2004: Touch Of My Hand (#5) 
2004: I'm Tired Of Your Bullshit (#9) 
2004: Unlimited (#9) 
2004: Read Me (#1) 
2004: Not This Time (#8) 
2004: Hot Circuit Romance/Cruz (#5) 
2005: The Gardener [featuring Kelly] (#14) 
2005: Broken Wings/Lies That My Lover Told Me (#1) 
2005: Downtown [featuring Kandi & Ivy] (#6) 
2005: Head For The Sun (#7) 
2005: Heaven [with Ben Parker] (#6) 
2006: Thank You & Goodnight (#2) 
2006: Glory/I Am Mine Alone (#4) 
2006: Face For Radio (#12) 
2006: I Want Candy/Take On Me [with Ben Parker] (#18) 
2007: Trust No Man (#9) 
2008: Vegas (#2) 
2008: Everybody Talks Too Much [with Ryan Dawson] (#4)
2008: Strip! Fuck! (#10)
2009: Get Me My Gun [with Twisted Disco] (#14)
2009: It's Never Enough (#8)
2009: Coming Up For Air (#3)
2009: Suck My Tits (#1) 
Category:Female_artists
Soundtrack

A soundtrack album is any album that incorporates music directly recorded from the soundtrack of a particular feature film all the tracks from the movie are included in the album; however there are rare cases of songs in the trailers that do not appear in the movie but occur on the soundtrack album. Also, music that is not in the movie can sometimes be incorporated onto a soundtrack album; one notable example is the South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut soundtrack. Two other well-known examples are Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel and The King and I. In each case, two or more songs which are featured on the album were not included in the finished film.
Often, in advertisements or store listings, soundtrack albums are confused with original cast albums. These are albums made with the original stage cast of a Broadway musical, and are recorded by the cast either in live performance or in a studio, not transferred from a movie soundtrack.
In some cases, recorded dialogue may be incorporated into the soundtrack album. This comes in two kinds: audio clips from the movie itself (used on the albums for Pulp Fiction and Apollo 13, for example) or radio dramas that involve the characters from the movie involved in other events (example: King of Pirates, from FLCL). The unusual 1956 soundtrack album of the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz was virtually a condensed version of the film, with enough dialogue on the album for the listener to be able to easily follow the plot, as was the first soundtrack album of the 1968 Romeo and Juliet, and the soundtrack albums of The Taming of the Shrew, Cromwell, and Little Big Man. In the case of Patton, the bulk of the album featured the film's musical score, while the opening and final tracks featured George C. Scott's opening and closing speeches from the movie. The highly unusual soundtrack album of the 1972 mystery film Sleuth was designed as a sort of teaser, with Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine's voices heard for the first three minutes, after which the dialogue was abruptly cut off and the musical score of the film took over, forcing listeners to actually see the film if they wished to know what the mystery was all about.
In a few rare instances, the complete soundtrack for a film — dialogue, music, sound effects, etc — has been released. One notable example was a 3-LP set of the 1977 Rankin-Bass film The Hobbit. Because this particular film was produced for television, it lent itself well to the LP format: built-in commercial insert points were used to end each LP side, thus avoiding any additional editing. Another example was the above-mentioned Zeffirelli Romeo and Juliet - the movie proved so popular that two years after the film's original release, an album set of the complete soundtrack was released.
Soundtrack album

A soundtrack album is any album that incorporates music directly recorded from the soundtrack of a particular feature film all the tracks from the movie are included in the album; however there are rare cases of songs in the trailers that do not appear in the movie but occur on the soundtrack album. Also, music that is not in the movie can sometimes be incorporated onto a soundtrack album; one notable example is the South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut soundtrack. Two other well-known examples are Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel and The King and I. In each case, two or more songs which are featured on the album were not included in the finished film.
Often, in advertisements or store listings, soundtrack albums are confused with original cast albums. These are albums made with the original stage cast of a Broadway musical, and are recorded by the cast either in live performance or in a studio, not transferred from a movie soundtrack.
In some cases, recorded dialogue may be incorporated into the soundtrack album. This comes in two kinds: audio clips from the movie itself (used on the albums for Pulp Fiction and Apollo 13, for example) or radio dramas that involve the characters from the movie involved in other events (example: King of Pirates, from FLCL). The unusual 1956 soundtrack album of the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz was virtually a condensed version of the film, with enough dialogue on the album for the listener to be able to easily follow the plot, as was the first soundtrack album of the 1968 Romeo and Juliet, and the soundtrack albums of The Taming of the Shrew, Cromwell, and Little Big Man. In the case of Patton, the bulk of the album featured the film's musical score, while the opening and final tracks featured George C. Scott's opening and closing speeches from the movie. The highly unusual soundtrack album of the 1972 mystery film Sleuth was designed as a sort of teaser, with Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine's voices heard for the first three minutes, after which the dialogue was abruptly cut off and the musical score of the film took over, forcing listeners to actually see the film if they wished to know what the mystery was all about.
In a few rare instances, the complete soundtrack for a film — dialogue, music, sound effects, etc — has been released. One notable example was a 3-LP set of the 1977 Rankin-Bass film The Hobbit. Because this particular film was produced for television, it lent itself well to the LP format: built-in commercial insert points were used to end each LP side, thus avoiding any additional editing. Another example was the above-mentioned Zeffirelli Romeo and Juliet - the movie proved so popular that two years after the film's original release, an album set of the complete soundtrack was released.
Spells

Spells (stylized as SPELLS) is an English duo consisting of record producer and DJ Calvin Andrews (better known as TWISTED DISCO] and Brett Carter. The duo formed in 2012 and released their debut single "Hauswerq" in April of that year, where it reached #1 on the singles chart. The duo then released their self-titled debut album, along with their second single "C4 G4", a critically acclaimed track featuring Aurora Reed; both hit #1 on their respective charts and their debut album has been certified Platinum.
==Image==
Brett Carter has been considered to be the "eye candy" of the group (though people also find Calvin Andrews attractive as well) and is noted for his good looks. In June 2012, Carter ranked at #30 on Nicholas X's Top 40 Romeos, which counted down forty of the men in the music industry (their rank were determined by voters) that Nicholas X was rather fond of.
The duo caused some minor controversy with their feud with urban singer Aurora Reed which took place during their promotion of their second single "C4 G4".
==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Peak	Certification
SPELLS	
*Debut album
*Released: April 2012	1 	2x Platinum
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak	Album 	Certification
2012	"Hauswerq" 	1 	SPELLS	Platinum
2012	"C4 G4"(SPELLS vs. Aurora Reed)	1 	SPELLS	Platinum
Category:Duos
Category:Groups
Standing Strong

Standing Strong is the first single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's fourth album, Riptide. This is one of her most attitude-filled tracks to date, similar to Warning or Mess, and Esmeralda believed the moment she wrote it, she knew she had a hit, which is primarily driven by guitars.
The single charted at #4 in its first week, and despite weak sales overall for the top singles that week, did last long enough to be certified gold. It spent 10 weeks in the top 40, which is tied with Behind You for her longest running single in the top 40.
==Lyrics==
Dear old friend, how have you been?
Haven't seen you in years
It's amazing how things have changed
When you're working part-time at Sears
Tell me, how's your life been?
How's the minimum wage?
Do you think of me
When you look at your yearbook page?
Is this the life
That you thought you'd live?
What can you do
When you have nothing to give?
Are you jealous of me
And who I've become?
Do you still save up
For a pack of chewing gum?
You thought I couldn't live without you
Oh, how wrong you are!
Look at yourself in the mirror
Have you become the star?
You said I'd be in your place
Boy, are you ever wrong!
Look who's on the stage
Look who's standing strong
Did you ever wake up one morning
And wished you'd changed that time?
Did you see me on TV
And wondered how I did that rhyme?
If it weren't for your misfortune
I wouldn't be here today
You could've been in my place
But now I say, no way!
You thought I couldn't live without you
Oh, how wrong you are!
Look at yourself in the mirror
Have you become the star?
You said I'd be in your place
Boy, are you ever wrong!
Look who's on the stage
Look who's standing strong
You could've had the money
You could've had the fame
But since you didn't take the chance
Everybody knows my name
I hope you think of me
And what you could've been
Forever I will remind you
Of the places you could've seen
You thought I couldn't live without you
Oh, how wrong you are!
Look at yourself in the mirror
Have you become the star?
You said I'd be in your place
Boy, are you ever wrong!
Look who's on the stage
Look who's standing strong
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:2006 singles
Stars

'Stars' is the first Japanese release by Moodring released on September 22 in Japan only. It is taken from the album Mood Swings and is thus available to download in the UK.
 
==Background==
The song is a cover of an SNSD track entitled ☆★☆, which is the original song title on Mood Swings. The song was translated into English by Bre Washington and rewritten to be more grammatically correct, therefore Bre has writing credits. The band feel this would be the pefect song to launch their career in Asia. The title was changed to avoid complications when the track was written down or available for download.
==Music video==
The music video premiered on Monday September 20 and is a simple video without a dance routine, locational filming or extras. This is mainly because they kept a small budget as promoting in a new country is a risky move, and because of Cassie's pregnancy. It is the first Moodring video to rely entirely on Green screen, Dirty Dirty using partial green screen too. Despite the video only being released in Japan, the Digital EP of Fantasy will offer the video as a download.
==Track listing==
The song features 4 UK b sides including a live performance of their next UK single, Fantasy
1. Stars
2. Sacred
3. Come To Me (After Eight)
4. Waiting For Your Love (Wicked Game)
5. Fantasy (Live @ Tango Challenge)
==Artwork==
Image:Stars.png|CD
Image:Starspromo.png|Promo CD
==Chart Performance==
 
The song charted at #7 on the download charts on September 19.
Ot also charted at #12 on the Japanese Oricon chart on Speptember 28.
Category: 2010 singles
Status

Status is a girl group. They released their debut single titled "The Man Who Wasn't There in April 2012, which debuted at #5.
==Discography==
===Albums===
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak
2012	"The Man Who Wasn't There"	5
2012	"Midnight Hour" 	7
2012	"Enemy Lines & Enemy Lies 	2
Category:Groups