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Daddy's Records

Daddy's Records is a record company that is based in the UK. It was originally set up by billionaire Vincent Elite to ensure his daughter, Candi, had unlimited funds to launch her solo single. However after she left the label after releasing one single, the company went into hiatus for around a month, before Chase Elite signed with the label. The label sold over 2 million records in 2011 alone and is exclusive only to members of the Elite family.
==History==
The label was set up initially for Candi to launch a solo career. However the star didn't like to feel the dependancy on her father, and ended up signing up to Blacklight Records instead, however she is still linked to Daddy's Records in case she needs extra funds for projects.
Vincent Elite has revealed that if any of his family wish to release music, he will provide them the money. However, the label is exclusive to his family, therefore anybody not related to him can't sign with the label. He was also known to be angered by his daughter's rejection of the label.
Following Candi's depature from the label, Candi's younger brother Chase Elite was signed up. To date the label has released five singles, all of which have charted within the top 3. Two of these have been #1 singles, "That's Hot" and "Somebody For Me" (which was the 2011 Christmas #1).
==Acts==
===Current===
*Chase Elite
===Former===
*Candi - (left to sign up with Blacklight Records)
==Releases==
===Albums===
Year	Title 	Artist 	Peak	Certification	Sales
2011	Hunting Season	Chase Elite	1 	Diamond 	1,155,899
===Singles===
Year	Title 	Artist 	Peak	Download	Airplay	Certification	Sales 	Album
2011	That's Hot 	Candi 	1 	1 	1 	Platinum 	392,292	First Signs Of Sunlight
2011	Find My Groove 	Chase Elite	2 	5 	16 	Silver 	191,907	Hunting Season
2011	Don't Stop The Music	Chase Elite	3 	1 	2 	Gold 	246,684	Hunting Season
2011	Crazy Little Thing 	Chase Elite	2 	2 	13 	Gold 	221,013	Hunting Season
2011	Somebody For Me 	Chase Elite	1 	2 	19 	Platinum 	318,068	Hunting Season
==Logos (formation to present)==
Image:Daddy's_records.jpg‎|Launch: February 2011
Image:Daddy.png|July 2011
Category:Record labels
Dana Breckenridge

Dana Shannon Breckenridge is an Australian-born American pianist and guitarist and is a member of the indie pop band Curriculum and has been ever since its formation in 2006.
==Early life==
Breckenrige was born on 29 October 1991 in Melbourne, Australia to American parents who were living there at the time of his birth. He is the youngest of this parent's five children; he also as a younger half-sister by his father who was born during his parent's three-year long separation. His parents never owned a home throughout most of his childhood, choosing to live the "non-commitment to property" lifestyle as they describe it. They often lived in hotels and spent of their time in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Canada. The family eventually settled down in New York City, New York in 2004. Breckenridge was raised in a wealthy family and both of his parents are heirs to massive fortunes from their respective parents and socialites as well.
Breckenridge's parents were loving, caring, and affectionate towards their children but were also known to be obsessed and overprotective of them all as well. Since Dana was their youngest child, his parents were more overbearing and obsessed with him than the others since he was "the baby of the family". Breckenridge's parents were never abusive to him nor his siblings; however, his father had an obsessive tendancy to "affectionately" bite Breckenridge and his siblings on the head, fingers, feets, and earlobe while his mother had a strange obsession with his mouth and always tried to find ways to make me cry mainly because she "found it soothing" and that "it sounded like he was singing melodically when he cried". His siblings, who were all more than fifteen years older than him, loved him dearly but were also obsessed with Breckenridge and also tried to find ways to make him cry so they could laugh at him especially when they were bored. This would have a profound affect on his personality as he grew older and throughout most of his childhood, adolescence, and even at current times during his early adulthood, he was (and still is) known to burst into tears and cry for mostly no reason at all. Despite having a close, caring, and loving relationship with his parents and siblings, Breckenridge would grow to also fear them all as well. Breckenridge also has a "half-sister", who is actually his cousin from his paternal uncle who gave her up at a young age and "only" to Breckenridge's father (and not his mother for some odd reason) to raise; his mother would also help raise the girl anyway.
==Career==
Breckenridge co-founded Curriculum alongside with Gregory Preston Athanasiadis, Phillip Mandelbaum, and Wyatt van Cleef in 2006. In February 2012, they released their debut album, Syllabus, which reached #1 in the UK.
==Discography==
See Curriculum discography
Dangerous

Dangerous is a song by British/American pop singer Bella-May released as a US only single on February 14th 2012. The track was Bella's second US single and her first US hit, charting at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and eventually being certifed platinum. The Rami Yacoub and Carl Falk produced track recieved high critical acclaim. The track has no music video. The single has not been, and will not be, released in the United Kingdom.
==Background==
The track was recorded in January 2012, specifically for a release in the US. Bella's popularity in the country grew during her stint as a judge on America's Next Top Model. The track was released on February 14th. A music video was planned and was due to feature all models from the Cycle 18 of ANTM, but the song had already sold enough without a video, so lazy Bella decided not to film one in the end.
==Tracklisting==
;Digital Download
# Dangerous
# Dangerous (Instrumental)
# Dangerous (Wideboys Radio Mix)
# Dangerous (Skrillex Remix)
Dangerous Girl

Dangerous Girl is the third single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's album Riptide. It is a more uptempo song, described as "pop with almost an urban-like edge". It had often been viewed as a fan-favourite track, and was one of the last songs recorded for the album.
The video is said to be one of Esmeralda's most expensive ever, and has had various locations lobbying for where she would shoot it; she did not get to visit everywhere she wanted to for the video shoot as it would increase the budget more, so she is doing the rest of the work with special effects. It has been sent to TRL and POP BOX and is available for voting now, having reached #1 on TRL and #6 on POP BOX.
The video was turned into an extended version, presented by Esmeralda like a documentary as an extra for the CD single.
The single was another top 10 hit for Esmeralda, reaching #7 in the singles chart, but has charted better on downloads, where it has reached #6, and airplay, where it has spent the past two weeks at #1.
==Lyrics==
Lookin' at that girl struttin' her stuff
The way you're staring, you can't get enough
She looks like the hottest thing you've ever seen
Nice and tall, smelling clean
But when you get the camera, she looks away
Something tells me she might be gay
She only comes around at night
But you can still see her curves are tight
She's a dangerous girl
Like poison to the touch
All the boys comin' around
They want her too damn much
But what they want most
Nobody can ever endure
Always the hardest to get
Is a woman of her allure
See those lips? They taste so sweet
Her kiss is full of lethal heat
See those hips? Nice and curvy
Dancing, turning, topsy-turvy
See those eyes? So piercing bright
They'll knock you right out of sight!
See that hair? So soft and shiny 
Lights up the room ever so tiny
She's a dangerous girl
Like poison to the touch
All the boys comin' around
They want her too damn much
But what they want most
Nobody can ever endure
Always the hardest to get
Is a woman of her allure
If you're ready for her
Prepare for a life of danger
Because what she's looking for
Is more than loving a stranger
Gotta be ready to please her
Touch her, caress her, tease her
Cause if you double cross her
She overheard your number
She's a dangerous girl
Like poison to the touch
All the boys comin' around
They want her too damn much
But what they want most
Nobody can ever endure
Always the hardest to get
Is a woman of her allure
Preceded by
"Steal The Night Away" by Ben Johnston	Urapopstar Airplay #1 Single
March 25, 2007-April 8, 2007	Succeeded by
"Afterthought" by Russ Hooch
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:2007 singles
Daze of Summer

"Daze of Summer" is a song by Canadian R&B singer Jackson Bradshaw. The song was released as Bradshaw's debut single in August 2010 and was intended as the lead single from Bradshaw's debut album which was then under the working title of Come Closer; Bradshaw has since confirmed that the song will not be featured on any album of his. "Daze of Summer" was commercially successfully where it debuted at #8 on the UK Singles Chart and ascended and peaked at #6 the following week. The single was certified Silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI). The single also reached #8 in Ireland, #9 in Canada, #49 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, and also #15 on the US Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
==Music video==
A music video was shot in the summer of 2010. According to sources, and later Bradshaw himself, the video was shot on a nude beach in Canada. Bradshaw would later confirm that there would be no nudity or "even hints of it" in the film, though Bradshaw would appear shirtless in the video. A series of problems during the production of the video, delayed it from going into post-production and later its premiere.
The video's plot is simplistic. Throughout its duration, Bradshaw is seen with a female companion, who is his lover, and they frolic and have romantic moments on the beach. These scenes are intercut with Bradshaw singing the song.
The video received positive reviews from critics and fans alike. It has garnered over 34 million views on YouTube and VEVO.
==Charts==
Chart (2010) 	PeakPosition
UK Singles Chart (URAPS) 	6
Canada (Canadian Hot 100) 	9
Ireland (IRMA) 	8
US Billboard Hot 100 	49
US R&B/Hip-Hop Songs (Billboard)	15
===Certifications===
Country 	Provider	Certification
United Kingdom	BPI 	Silver
Category:Debut singles
Category:2010 singles
Death Dance

"Death Dance" is the second single lifted from Star's second studio album REDRUM and was October 25, 2010 on Saturdays Records, being released on the week of Halloween to fit the theme of the single. The single debuted on the charts at #3 with sales of 61,918, becoming Star's highest charting single to date. The single stayed at #3 in the following week with a sales increase, selling 74,207 copies and being certified silver.
==Music video==
The video opens with a shot of the front of a graveyard with the gates locked, a crowd of dead people walk up to it and begin to rattle the gate, trying to get out. A shovel is seen resting against a wall near the gates, saying the initials "A.K.B" on it, a reference to a shovel Star used to dig up people in the graveyard for his "Alpha Kenny Body" video. A shot of Star's heels are seen as it zooms up to reveal him, he walks up to the gates and unlocks it, the dead people slowly walk out as the music begins, following him as they walk down the street in midnight. A few pedestrians are seen on the streets, looking shocked as Star and the dead people behind him continue to walk down the street. Star walks infront of a car that's waiting at a red light, he jumps on it as the driver steps out of the car, shouting at Star, he ignores the driver whilst continuing to sing, the dead people charge over the driver and as Star jumps off the car, they push it over as the car lands upside down. They walk on as Star finds a large, pink van saying "The Sexy Machine" on the side, a play on the "The Mystery Machine" seen in Scooby Doo. He smashes the window with his heel and unlocks the door from the inside, jumping in and driving off, the dead people jumping in the back. Star zooms off, past traffic lights and even runs over a Danelle Becker lookalike as a shot of him laughing is seen, the van stops as him and the dead people get out and head down a flight of stairs. Star kicks down the door as him and the dead people walk in, he switches on the lights as the room is seen full of flashing strobe lights, a rainbow dance floor, topless waiters and a pink bar. They all crowd onto the dance floor for the final chorus, Star pulls the waiters onto the floor with him as they all begin a dance routine. The music suddenly stops, Star awakens in a graveyard, laying on top of a pink coffin as he opens it, revealing it to be empty, he climbs inside and shuts it, the video fading out.
==Live performances==
* Daybreak
==Track listings==
*CD1
# Death Dance
# Strut
# Death Dance (Butterscotch's Corpse Lickin' Mix)
*CD2
# Death Dance
# Strut
# Death Dance (Ginger's Tango De La Muerte Mix)
*Remix EP
# Death Dance
# Death Dance (Butterscotch's Munging Dub)
# Death Dance (Ginger's Tango De La Muerte Mix)
# Death Dance (Butterscotch's Corpse Lickin' Mix)
# Death Dance (Phoenix Rising's Underworld Club Mix)
# Death Dance (Moodring's Dirty Dirty Dance Dub)
# Death Dance (Phoenix Rising's Styx & Stones Dub)
# Death Dance (Ximena's La Bamba Amix)
==Artwork==
Image: Death_dance.png|CD1
Image: Death_dance2.png|CD2
Image: DEATH_DANCE_PROMO.png|Promo CD
Image: Death_dance_remixes.png|Remix EP
Delicious

"Delicious" is the third single to be taken from Sexy Star's debut album Queen Bitch, the single was released February 22nd, 2010 and peaked at #6.
==Music video==
The video starts off with Sexy Star walking out of an apartment with a group of masked and suited men, Star and the dancers then begin to dance outside on the streets as pedestrians walk past, staring in confusion. Star and the dancers then run into an ice cream parlour as the music stops and Star then begins to sing a few lines from his song "Ice Cream (Delicious Encore)" as he sings "Liquids pouring outta me / Bite, lick, swallow, eat / Chew on my ice cream cone / You won't forget this once I make you moan" to a geeky looking man behind the counter. Star then climbs over the counter and pushes the man to the floor as the music to "Delicious" returns. He grabs some chocolate sauce and squirts it all over the man as Star kneels down and licks it off of him whilst his group of dancers jump onto the tables and start dancing erotically, one customer shielding her sons eyes. Sexy Star then jumps onto the counter and starts dancing as well whilst customers run out, the geeky guy quietly calls the police as he stays on the floor whilst Star and his dancers begin to throw ice cream at each other and pour it down themselves as the male dancers strip out of their suits, wearing nothing but their underwear. The police then arrive as they chase Star and his dancers around the ice cream parlour, they hide behind the counter and begin to throw ice cream at the police and once the final chorus kicks in, Star and his dancers, as well as the police all run out of the parlour and begin dancing as random people on the streets begin joining in. The video ends with the scene fading out and Star sitting in the corner of a prison cell, covered in ice cream as he sucks on a cherry, he then winks at the camera as the video ends.
==Live performances==
*Loose Women
*This Morning
*The Alan Titchmarsh Show
*So You Think You Can Dance
*Urapopstar Awards 18
==Track listings==
*CD1
#Delicious
#Delicious (Darling Violetta's Cyanide Sugarcane Dub)
#Delicious [Aftershock's Bittersweet Cheery Lips Mix]
#Delicious (G+J's Gingerbread Tranny Mix)
*CD2
#Delicious
#Delicious (DJ Double Garage's Tempted Taste Buds Remix)
#Delicious (Michelle's a Victim Dub)
#Delicious (Oh! The Cherry Popped! Mix)
*Remix EP
#Delicious
#Delicious (Darling Violetta's Acid Lollipop 12" Mix)
#Delicious (DJ Double Garage's Tempted Taste Buds Remix)
#Delicious (Sour Confectionary-ism Mix)
#Delicious (Butterscotch's Penis Extender Mix)
#Delicious (Cassie's Sickly Sweet Mix)
#Delicious [Aftershock's Bittersweet Cheery Lips Mix]
#Delicious (G+J's Gingerbread Tranny Mix)
==Artwork==
Image: Delicious1.png‎|CD1
Image: Delicious2.png|CD2
Image: Delicious3.png|Remix EP
Delta Nu

Delta Nu is an American pop singer. She started out recording country music with her 2003 debut album Lady Boss, but evolved into a pure pop artist with her following releases. Her greatest success came in 2006 with her massive-selling album Technicolour, which spawned three #1 singles including her biggest seller to date, "Monte Carlo Guys".
==Discography==
===Albums===
2003: Lady Boss (#3)
2004: Doll Revolution (#3)
2005: Rinse (#2)
2006: Technicolour (#1)
2007: Venus (#4)
2008: Bittersweet: The Collection (#)
===Singles===
2003: I Don't Wanna Love You (But I Do) (#5)
2003: Fading Fast (#4)
2003: Up! (#2)
2004: Hunter (#10)
2004: Doll Revolution/Carnival Girl (with D') (#3)
2004: Sunset(#8)
2005: Lethal Seduction (#3)
2005: Weight Of Love (#12)
2006: Lovers & Players (#1)
2006: You! (#1)
2006: Monte Carlo Guys (#1)
2006: Electric Pulse Kisses/Love In The First Degree (#3)
2007: I've Got No Sympathy (with Russ Hooch) (#1)
2007: Mystery Man (#2)
2008: Givin' Up On Your Love (#3)
2008: Bittersweet (#10)
2008: If You Ever Did Believe (#6)
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Female artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Deltra

DELTRA IS EPIC.
She passed away in July, hours before the I Am... Deltra tour was set to begin in the UK.
==Albums==
All her 42 albums have reached #1 and gone 4x Platinum EACH in the US, Australia, Japan, Isreal, India, China, Portugal, Canada and some other relevant places.
==Compilations==
Her 19 Greatest Hits collections have charted at #1 and gone 2x Diamond everywhere except the UK.
Her most recent one The Ultimate Collection is set for release in the UK and features all 117 singles, totalling to 122 with 5 new songs.
==Singles==
Despite having 117 singles, only 116 singles have reached #1 during her 2008 career. Her single Supernessoflife stayed at #1 for 52 weeks everywhere and sold a total of 1 billion downloads and 2 trillion physical discs.
Her single i love you/A Beautiful Lie was her only charting single in the UK.
Demo (music)

A demo version or demo of a song (shortened from the word "demonstration") is one recorded for reference rather than for release. A demo is a way for a musician to approximate their ideas on tape or disc, and provide an example of those ideas to record labels, producers or other artists. Musicians often use demos as quick sketches to share with bandmates or arrangers; in other cases a songwriter might make a demo to send to artists in hopes of having the song professionally recorded, or a music publisher may need a simple recording for publishing or copyright purposes.
Many unsigned bands and artists record demos in order to obtain a recording contract. These demos are usually sent to record labels in hopes that the artist will be signed onto the label's roster and allowed to record a full-length album in a professional recording studio. However, large record labels usually ignore unsolicited demos that are sent to them by mail; artists generally must be more creative about getting the demos into the hands of the people who make decisions for the record company.
Songwriters' and publishers' demos are recorded with minimal instrumentation - usually just an acoustic guitar or piano, and the vocalist. Both Elton John and Donovan gained studio experience early in their careers by recording publishers' demos for other artists, since their managers also handled music publishing.
Many signed bands and artists record demos of new songs before recording an album. The demos may allow the artist to provide sketches for sharing ideas with bandmates, or to explore several alternate versions of a song, or to quickly record many proto-songs before deciding which ones merit further development. Most demos often include one or two songs, often no more.
Demos are typically recorded on relatively crude equipment such as "boom box" cassette recorders, small four-track or eight-track machines, or on personal computers with software such as Audacity, but sometimes they capture the feeling or intent of the artist better than the final version of the song, after the input of managers, producers and sound engineers. Lou Reed sought out a studio in the late 1980s to record his New York album, where the polished sound would satisfy him as much as that of the rough cassettes he'd been making at home. (The B-side to the album's single was actually a transferred home tape.)[citation needed]
Demo recordings are seldom heard by the public, although some artists do eventually release rough demos in rarities compilation albums or box sets. Other demo versions have been unofficially released as bootleg recordings, such as The Beatles' The Beatles Bootleg Demos. Several artists have eventually made official releases of demo versions of their songs as albums or companion pieces to albums. The event of a demo tape appearing on eBay has happened in the past, with the recordings being leaked onto the internet.
In more underground forms of music, such as noise music, black metal or punk, demos are often distributed by bands to fans as self-releases, or sold at a very low price.
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