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Framed

Framed is the latest single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's album Riptide. It was released this week, and charted on the top 40 for February 11, 2007 at #4, matching the peak of her previous single Standing Strong. The video, and promotional campaign, focused on a prison sentence for a crime she did not commit.
So far, it has reached #1 on TRL, top 5 on airplay, and the past three weeks at #10 on Pop Box.
The single climbed to #3 in its second week, becoming her highest-charting single in a year. It has recently been awarded with a silver certification.
==Lyrics==
The darkness surrounds me
I just can't sleep well
Why am I even here
In this place called hell?
Can somebody tell me
Why I'm here now?
My life's turned around
And I'll get back somehow
Can I find what I'm missing
And where will it take me?
There's this one secret
That comes back and haunts me
What will it take
For me to be free?
And what will happen
To my sanity?
Why would I hurt you?
I don't even know you
I'm the innocent one here
And today I've been...
Framed
For the big crime
Why should I be the one
To serve the time?
Blamed
For the damage that's done
So oblivious to everything
From the day the phone would ring
That was the moment
That my heart would sink
Isn't it funny
How the past flashes back
And steers my life
Onto a different track?
There's 2 roads
One I must choose
But no matter where I go
There's something I must lose
Why would I kill you?
I don't even hate you
There's been misunderstanding
Which made me become...
Framed
For the big crime
Why should I be the one
To serve the time?
Blamed
For the damage that's done
So oblivious to everything
From the day the phone would ring
That was the moment
That my heart would sink
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:2007 singles
Frenemies

"Frenemies" is a collaboration between Paulo Araujo and Romo originally recorded for Paulo's collaborations EP Versus. It will serve as the album's second single, following "The Boss EP" with L.E.X.
"Frenemies" will be released as a double A-side with the pair's other collaboration, a remix of "Rinse, Rinse" from Romo's album. The collaborations came about as Romo and Paulo ended an aggressive yearlong feud that caused Paulo to suffer a nervous breakdown and nearly ended Romo's career.
==Track listings==
CD1
# Rinse, Rinse
# Frenemies (The Romo Remix - featuring Aurora Reed)
# Rinse, Rinse (Sandi x Paulo Overdub)
# Frenemies (150 dB Enemy Mine Alternative Mix)
# Rinse, Rinse - The Video (digital only)
# Poker Face (Live at the Live Lounge) (physical only)
CD2
# Frenemies
# Rinse, Rinse (150 dB Stripped Rock Mix)
# Rinse, Rinse & Repeat (AW's Colour-Safe Dub)
# Frenemies - The Video (digital only)
# Razzle Dazzle (physical only)
CD3
# Rinse, Rinse
# Frenemies
# Canção da América (physical only)
# Rinse, Rinse/Frenemies (Live @ Uraps Awards) (digital only)
==Chart performance==
"Rinse, Rinse/Frenemies" entered the Urapopstar Top 40 Singles Charts at #3, matching the peak of both acts' previous singles, with sales of 76,425 copies sold. It spent nine weeks in the top 40 and sold a total of 225,407 copies, enough to be certified gold.
"Frenemies" also reached #3 on the Urapopstar Downloads Chart.
==External links==
Lyrics
Category:2011 singles
Category:Romo singles
Full Quality

Full Quality is a British emo rock band. The band formed in January 2007 and gained fans on the local scene before auditioning for Uraps: Unsigned in the fall and making it through to the semifinals. After losing in the contest's early stages, the band continued on, returning to the spotlight when they announced they would represent France in Uravision. The band released their first single "Douchebag City" in January 2009.
==Members==
Karen Wilson is the band's lead singer. According to her, she was chosen to sing lead because "the dudes sing like shit". Karen is a huge slut; she confessed that she lost her virginity at the age of 10, and looks to Malena as a role model. She despises whiny people and geezerly music.
Zack Michaels is the drummer, whose appearance and personality mirrors the stereotypical emo based on his hairstyle, outfits, and the fact that he constantly talks about how he sucks at life.
Joe Ford is the lead guitarist and primary songwriter of the group. Joe is the most involved in the music, considering he makes much of the band's decisions.
Sean Perry is the bassist but he is better known for the fact he has an outstanding arrest record.
==Formation and Uraps: Unsigned==
Karen, Zack, Joe, and Sean met in high school, sharing a common interest in everything about the rock and roll lifestyle. They decided to form a band and even though people thought they'd screw up big time they actually sounded quite decent when playing live at the local clubs.
In the fall of 2007, Joe discovered that a new TV show was holding auditions for a talent competition that would give a record deal to the best unsigned band - that show was Uraps: Unsigned. He thought the band should give it a shot, and so they agreed. The band played in front of judges Arwyn Knight, Alexis, and Braxton and impressed all of them - even Alexis (though she thought the band would be better off without Karen). The band made it through to the top 12 and competed against eleven other unsigned bands for a record deal.
===Uraps: Unsigned performances===
Week 	Song(s) 	Artist(s)
Audition 	Magic Man 	Heart
Week One 	White Rabbit 	Jefferson Airplane
Week Two 	Wonderwall 	Oasis
Week Three	Don't You Want Me	Human League
The band were then eliminated. BOO.
==Uravision 2008==
Full Quality didn't give up. Thanks to Zack, whose mother was born in France, the band became France's choice to represent them in Uravision 2008, chosen at the last minute when the country's first choice representative, Summer Fox, died suddenly. Full Quality's entry in the contest was "Douchebag City", which unsurprisingly was written by Joe. Full Quality came in sixth place.
==The present==
Full Quality released their first single "Douchebag City" on January 12, 2009. Following that, they will participate in the third Tango Challenge, where they were paired up with Ellen Fitzpatrick.
The day before their second single charted, all of the band members died.
==Discography==
===Singles===
2009: "Douchebag City" (#9)
2009: "I Was Made For Lovin' You" (with Ellen Fitzpatrick) (#20)
Category:Rock bands
Category:Reality TV stars
Ghosthunting with Blonde and Friends

Ghosthunting with Blonde and Friends is a live special and is part of the Ghosthunting with... special series. The special features and stars Blonde Ambition and three other female celebrities (Candi, Veronica Nightshade, and Beastette) as the explore old haunted castles, buildings, and houses althroughout the UK.
The live special went on air on 14 May 2011.
==Synopsis==
Beastette, Blonde Ambition, Candi and Veronica Nightshade all arrive in airport in Wales, having flown in on Candi's private jet. Host Yvette Fielding greets them and soon takes them to Wern Manor in the Welsh Mountains. The group first visit the kitchen, where people have been known to be attacked. The group come into contact with a ghost, and manage to discover he is a gay ghost, much to Beastette's delight.
For the next part of the show, the group split into two groups. The first group, consisting of Beastette and Veronica, go upstairs in the manor. They hear tapping and scrapping along the floor, however when they get too scared and leave, Veronica falls through the floor and discovers a skeleton. She eventually gets out and meets up with Yvette again.
Meanwhile, Candi and Blonde are in the Manor's cellar, as Blonde paint's Candi's nails. The pair however soon get into contact with a ghost, who starts touching them. Blonde pulls off a white sheet, revealing it is her infamous URAPS Idol flop ex, Skylar. Veronica and Beastette then run into the room, as the group start to beat up Skylar. As Yvette walks in, Beastette has pulled out a gun and is trying to shoot Skylar, while Candi accessorices the gun with Hello Kitty stickers.
For the second part of the show, the group board Candi's jet, to head over to Culzean Castle in Scotland. Yvette tells the group that they are going to use an ouija board to contact spirits. Veronica asks the ghosts questions, Beastette ask if she's sexual, Candi gets the words ouija and souilja boy confused, and Blonde is in shock that the ghost is making contact. As the spirit leaves, things begin to smash and a strong wind blows in. Once again Blonde is terrified, and Candi is concerned the wind will ruin her hair. Just as Blonde, Veronica and Beastette think they are about to die, Skylar falls through the ceiling with a remote control, showing he had been doing everything. All the girls run after Skylar, however after Candi calls Yvette a dog she begins to attack Candi, causing the girls to run and beat the hell out of Yvette too. Yvette and Skylar then run away, hand in hand. Candi then see's a rabbit and her and Blonde Ambition hop around like rabbits as Veronica and Beastette stand watching awkwardly. Beastette also continues to fondle Veronica.
Give Me The Night

"Give Me The Night"' was released for the Tango Challenge and is the third single from Syd Wolfe's sophomore album Cry Wolfe. The track debuted at #10 on April 19, 2010. It rose to #8 the week after.
==Song information==
When the track was being sent out to radio stations, it came with a bio which read "It's what you'd expect from the two hottest females in the competition. 
It's fun, it's frisky, it's flirty, it's fresh. It's an uptempo electropop masterpiece of epic proportions. 
At an exhilarating 138 beats per minute, the synths and bass beats, if played loud enough, would be strong enough to knock you down. (Think "About A Girl" meets "3")"
It was written in its entirety by Syd Wolfe and April Stenson later wrote her own verses for the track.
==Chart performance==
The track spent 7 weeks in the top 40. Peaking at #8 in it's second week, but rapidly declining thereafter. The single eventually went on to sell just 135,197 and being certified silver.
It is the second worst charting and lowest selling Syd Wolfe single to date.
==Music video==
The music video was set in Syd City and was visually similar to Sin City.
The video showed the girls receiving a call from a mysterious "DJ" who had informed them that somebody had stolen the love song they "needed" to get through the night.
Syd & April then visit a nightclub and track down the person who stole the song. They eventually kill him and retrieve the love song.
 The duo confirmed the video was meant to be very tongue in cheek and not meant to be taken seriously.
==Track listings==
UK CD1:
#Give Me The Night (Featuring April Stenson)
#What You Don't Know (Son of a Bitch)
#Better Man (Live from SydWolfeLive)
#Give Me The Night (Freemasons Remix Edit)
#Give Me The Night (Video)
UK CD2:
#Give Me The Night (Featuring April Stenson)
#Queen 
#Beauty Is The Beast *April Stenson only
#Give Me The Night (Buzz Junkies Edit)
#Give Me The Night (Almighty Radio Edit)
#Give Me The Night (Bimbo Jones Dub)
Category:2010 singles
Give You My Love

"Give You My Love" (sometimes stylized as "Give U My Love") was the second single released by Caymon, taken from his debut mini album "Nocturnal". The song was released using the On Air/On Sale method through Fusion:Bespoke on 15th of August 2011 and peaked at #5 on the singles charts, eventually being certified platinum. A remix featuring Sexy Star, the song's writer, was released as part of the digital download EP.
Glow

"Glow" is a song by American pop singer Syd Wolfe & Beastette. Scheduled for a release on December 19, 2011, it is the second single from the re-release of Wolfe's third studio album Monsters, Reloaded, and is her fifteenth overall.
==Song information==
==Reception==
The song has already charted in the UK on downloads alone. It debuted at #17, its peak so far, and is now at #19 in its second week on the chart.
Upon official release, "Glow" charted at #5 on the UK singles chart and became the Christmas #1 download, where it re-entered straight at the top.
On January 1, 2012 the song climbed to #2 on the UK singles chart meaning that every single from the Monsters era has reached top 3.
Good Ol'

"Good Ol'"' is the second single from Syd Wolfe's re-release album "Big Bad Wolfe 2.0" and Syd's fifth single overall, paired with "Easy".
==Song information==
==Chart performance==
On airplay, the track was sent to radio a week after "Easy" and because of this debuted at a higher 18. It went on to peak at 10 on the week of the single's release.On the singles charts, Easy debuted and peaked at #3 on August 23, 2009 and sold 213,000, earning a gold certification.
Grace Hilton

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Grace Hilton, the younger sister of fellow Urapser Natasha Hilton. Began her music career in late 2006. Following in her big sisters footsteps Grace released her debut single God Save Juliet in September. Her single entered the charts at number 23. 
Her record label Plat'num took a chance and released an album however this also managed top 30, charting at number 26, entitled Holding Hands With The Devil.
Grace was famous for her public relationship with fiancee Matt Gervais, who was regularly seen pushing Grace around and being very much in control. Despite claims he had been getting close to her elder sister, the pair plan to wed in the summer.
Grace has no plans to persue her career as yet.
Category:Female artists
Greatest Hits (Esmeralda Dimuzio album)

Greatest Hits is the first compilation album from Latina superstar Esmeralda Dimuzio. It reflects back on the first four years of her career in a 2-disc retrospective. It also closed out her deal with Alias Records.
The album was released because Esmeralda wanted to release a new album, but didn't have enough songs written to release a full studio album. So she decided to do a 2-disc greatest hits collection, one featuring all the hits she wrote and performed by herself, and the other disc of her duets and new songs.
One of the new songs is rumoured to be about collaborator Amy Marshall, in response to her recent changes in behaviour; she eventually revealed it to be "The Only One To Blame".
This is Esmeralda's first album to include three out of her four duets from 2006; only Local Legend was previously on an Esmeralda CD, but not in the single version; a solo version was on the Imperfect Balance album.
The album reached #1 in its debut week, preventing collaborator Amy Marshall from reaching the top with her album Morbid Lullabies; Amy would take over the #1 spot for the following two weeks.
==Tracklisting==
===Disc 1: On My Own And Large===
All tracks written by Esmeralda Dimuzio on this disc
#City Lights
#Temporary Lover
#Unconditional
#Framed
#Dangerous Girl
#Fractured Galaxy
#Standing Strong
#My Jeckyl & Hyde
#What I'm Missing
#Warning
#Every Part Of My Soul
#Fly Into The Sky
#Behind You
#Shooting Star (remix)
===Disc 2: With A Little Help From My Friends... And More===
#Close My Eyes Forever (with Amy Marshall) (Lita Ford/Ozzy Osbourne)
#Local Legend (with Blush) (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#Supernatural (with Trish) (T. Stratus/G. Thomas/SoulBob)
#Mess (with Tara J) (Tara J)
#Answer My Dreams (with the3stars) (Akis/George/Elizabeth)
#Sometimes I Wonder (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#Nothing Left To Say (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#Limitless (Ben Johnston)
#Close To Me (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#The Only One To Blame (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#Passion, Happiness, Love (Esmeralda Dimuzio)
#Don't Walk The Line (Damned)
#Unbreakable (with Blush) (Tamara Clark/Gabrielle Carlson/Serena LeSpell)
==Trivia==
*"Close To Me" was originally written in 2004, and intended for RedHotz; however, their version remains unreleased. Esmeralda's recording here is the first version to be released.
Preceded by
"Fate Of A Dirty Pianist" by Arwyn Knight	Urapopstar #1 Album
December 9, 2007 - December 16, 2007	Succeeded by
"Morbid Lullabies" by Amy Marshall
Category:2007 albums
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio albums
Category:Greatest hits albums
Category:Number one albums
Greatest hits

A greatest hits album, sometimes called a best of album or a catalog album, is a compilation of songs by a particular artist or band. Most often the track list contains previously released recordings with a high degree of notability. However to increase the appeal, especially to people who already own the original release, it is common to include remixes and/or alternate takes of popular songs; even new material (previously unreleased). At times a greatest hits compilation is the original release for songs that have themselves been released as a single and charted successfully.
Growth Hormone

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"Growth Hormone"
Studio album from Esmeralda Dimuzio
Released: 4 October 2004
Recorded: 2004
Genre: Pop
Label: BaaMusic
Writer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
Producer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
CHART POSITIONS
#1 (URAPS Album Chart)
ESMERALDA DIMUZIO ALBUMS CHRONOLOGY
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
!align="center" valign="top" width="210"|Last Album
!align="center" valign="top" width="150"|Current Album
!align="center" valign="top" width="150"|Next Album
|-
|align="center" valign="top"|Esmeralda Dimuzio(2004)
|align="center" valign="top"|Growth Hormone(2004)
|align="center" valign="top"|Imperfect Balance (2005)
|-
|}
Growth Hormone is the second album from Esmeralda Dimuzio. Released under nine months after the first, this proved to be a huge success for Esmeralda, debuting at #1, and eventually going diamond, becoming her first of two albums to do this. It spent a total of 39 weeks in the top 40 albums.
Most of the album's tracks were written by Esmeralda herself, including all four singles. "The Life Of The Party" and "Do It Again" were written by Tasha, "I Believe" was written by flop rock band Equinox, "The Advantage" was written by Ivy, and "Speak Candidly" was written by Innocent.
==Tracklisting==
#Unconditional
#City Lights
#The Life Of The Party
#Last Night
#I Believe
#Attracted
#Now You Know (with Trish)
#Dressed To Impress
#Damaged
#Speak Candidly
#I Won't Be There
#Perfect Dream
#Behind You
#Warning
#The Advantage
#Do It Again
#Self Portrait
==Hit singles==
Image:Citylights_cd1.JPG|City Lights#3 September 2004
Image:Behindyou_cd1.JPG|Behind You#2 November 2004
Image:Unconditionalpromofront.jpg|Unconditional#1 February 2005
Image:Warning_cd1.JPG|Warning#1 May 2005
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio albums
Category:2004 albums
Category:Diamond albums
Category:Number one albums
Growth Hormone: DVD Edition

Growth Hormone: DVD Edition is a DVD released by Esmeralda Dimuzio in 2005, at the height of her popularity. The DVD includes all four videos from the singles off the Growth Hormone album, commentary for all four videos, as well as the full concert footage from her show at the Dr. C's club.
==Tracklisting==
===Videos===
*City Lights
*Behind You
*Unconditional
*Warning
===Video Commentary===
*City Lights
*Behind You
*Unconditional
*Warning
===Live performance from Dr. C's===
*Warning
*Temporary Lover
*City Lights
*Growth Hormone Medley (Last Night/Damaged/Attracted/Now You Know)
*Fly Into The Sky
*Fractured Galaxy
*Behind You
*Unconditional 
Category:DVDs
Hard Shoulder

"Hard Shoulder" is a download only release from British recording artist Coral Harris. Although not an official single, the track was released to raise interest in Coral, and was written by the singer herself. It peaked at #2 on the download chart, spending 3 weeks in the top 5.
==Background==
Coral revealed in October 2011 that she had no plans to release her debut single until 2012. She would however, be featuring on other artist's tracks beforehand, in order to raise her profile. She also announced that a download only release of a track named "Hard Shoulder" would take place. Although it is unknown if the track will appear on her debut album, it's function is to introduce the British public to Coral's music and get people talking about the singer.
The single was originally scheduled for a release date of 14 November, 2011. However when the date arrived, "Hard Shoulder" was not available to be downloaded. Coral put the blame down to her management, and it was "with regret" pushed back a week.
==Release and reception==
The single premiered on Saturday 05 November around midday, on Coral's official website. The track was reviewed by Digital Spy where they gave the single 4/5 stars:
"Although I told your friends your shit in bed, took at least a day/ For you to get it up and once you did you really brought me down/ This ain't my sex face baby, it's more of an unimpressed frown" Coral boasts on her first chart botherer. Normally we'd be inclined to warn her that she's left it a bit late on the Halloween front - no matter how clever the metaphors - but given the fact she punched a fully grown man in the face last weekend, who are we to question her?
Fortunately, the rest of the track is less spooktacular and more in-yer-face girl power. "Here comes my boulder/ I hope that you smoulder" she calls over a squelchy and thoroughly grindable bassline with just enough disgust in her tone to warn off any fellas who think she's a cheap date. We have to admit, for a download only single, this track has left us very excited to hear what Coral's official releases will be like!
==Music video==
There was no official video for the track, as it was not an official single.
==Track listing==
;Download Release
# "Hard Shoulder"
===Credits===
* "Hard Shoulder" — written by Coral Harris
==Performances==
*Daybreak — 09 November 2011
==Artwork==
Image:HS.png|Download cover
==Chart performance==
The track was only released on the download chart. Upon it's release, it was the highest of four new entries, debuting at #5 with downloads of 28,364. The next week it rose to #4 with downloads of 32,225, and the following week once again rose to #2 with sales of 28,161 behind Lady Danger by Midnight. It then dropped to #13 with sales of 13,062, giving her total downloads of 101,812.
==Charts==
Charts (2011) 	Peak
UK Downloads Chart	2
Category:2011 singles Category:Promo singles
Hard To Find

"Hard To Find" is a song by Canadian R&B singer Jackson Bradshaw. The song was released as Bradshaw's third ever single in June 2011 and was hoped to be the lead single of his newly re-recorded debut album which was titled Keep Me Talking (its previous working title was Come Closer). After taking a brief hiatus from the music industry and upon Bradshaw's return in 2011, "Hard To Find" was marketed as his comeback single. The song was also marketed as the "club banger of the summer season". Infamously, the single suffered from poor promotion which in itself was the cause of Bradshaw's deteriorating relationship with his manager and his struggling romantic relationship with Ruby and The Gems' singer Ruby Stephingham. Promotion for the single ended early after Bradshaw was shot by his manager in his left leg.
"Hard To Find" became Bradshaw's first single to miss the top ten and peaked at #12 on the UK Singles Chart, to date becoming his lowest charting single. Also his lowest selling single to date, it only stayed on the charts for three or four weeks. The single also failed to chart in Ireland, Canada or on any Billboard chart in the United States. After the underperformance of the single and once Bradshaw recovered from his gunshot wound, Bradshaw decided to re-record his debut album once more and in 2012 announced that "Hard To Find" would not be on the final cut of his once again newly re-recorded album.
No video for the single was planned or shot.
==Charts==
Chart (2011) 	PeakPosition
UK Singles Chart (URAPS)	12
Category:2011 singles