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Jace Clemson

Jace Clemson, born April 17th, 1980, is a rock musician who currently lives in London, England. He is currently signed to Elite Records.
==Biography==
Jace originally went to college for acting, but after a friend taught him how to play guitar, he dropped out and began playing at any venue he could. Eventually he made his way back through college with a degree in music, and later caught the attention of a talent scout and several producers. 
In August of 2007 he signed a deal with Wired Records. His debut album Breaking Point, released in September of 2007, is noted for its unique sound - a mix of emo, progressive, and alternative rock. Jace also served as a weekly judge on URAPS Idol 9.
In April of 2009, Jace released his sophomore album With A Shotgun & A Smile.. to critical praise, with the album having a much more "industrial" sound then his debut album, while still maintaining his original sound and general themes of depression, anger, and hate. 
Jace made headlines in July of that same year when his first documentary Breaking Point: Confessions of a Music Biz Junkie debuted on VH1, MTV, and MTV2 in the United States. The documentary followed Jace in 2008 as he went through AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meetings as well as rehab, and details his struggle to overcome his drug and alcohol addictions. The hour-long documentary reached an estimated audience of around 8 million people in its original three airings on the three networks, in total.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Image:Jacebreakingpoint.JPG|Breaking PointPeak: #11Sales: 417,000Certified: PlatinumReleased: Sept. 24, 2007
Image:ShotgunAndASmile.jpg|With A Shotgun & A Smile..Peak: -Sales: -Certified: -Released: May 4, 2009
===Singles===
2007: "Fade Into Gray" 
2007: "Painfully Awake" 
2008: "Race Cars & Razor Scars" 
2009: "City of Whores" 
2009: "This Song Sucks" 
2009: "Nazi" 
===Tours===
2008: The Mannequin Tour (with Horrorfilm Horizon headlining)
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Male artists
Category:Wired artists
James Frost

James Frost is a criticially-acclaimed acoustic/indie singer who gained noteriety in 2011 after appearing as a contestant on URAPS Idol 12 in 2011. Frost was known on the show for re-interpreting and adding his own spin on songs originally sung by female artists. After coming in fifth place on the Uraps IDOL 12, Frost participated in URAPS Big Brother 2011 which boosted his fame and popularity even further. Frost released his debut album Honest As A Photobooth which reached #1 on the albums chart in 2012.
==Early life and pre-URAPS Idol 12==
Frost was always focused on having a career in music. Prior to joining URAPS Idol 12, he was unemployed and he briefly attended university before dropping out two years prior to the show.
==URAPS Idol 12 and Uraps Big Brother 2011: 2011==
Frost auditioned for URAPS Idol 12 in early 2011. His audition song was "Only Girl (In The World)" by Kenya-lookalike singer Rihanna. He almost did not qualify to be the top twelve but his performance of "Happy" by Equestriona Lewis secured him a spot in the top twelve. Known for adding his own spin on songs originally sung by female artists, Frost came in fifth on URAPS Idol 12. Soon after, he released a digital only single and then signed up to appear on Uraps Big Brother 2011. While on Uraps Big Brother became a memorable and popular fixture on the show, where he memorably befriended Phoenix Rising singer and Uraps Factor judge James Moss and sparked a romantic relationship with hip hop artist Kenya. He was evicted from the house on Day 24.
==Honest As A Photobooth:2012==
In late 2011/early 2012, Frost released his debut single titled "Us". "Us" would be commercially and it managed reached the top three. In February 2012, Frost released his second single "Move On" and his debut album Honest As A Photobooth. Both the single and the album would reach #1 on their respective charts. "Move On" has since been certified Platinum while Honest As A Photobooth has been certified Gold.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Peak	Certification
Honest As A Photobooth	
*First studio album
*Released: February 2012	1 	Gold
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak 	Certification
2012	"Us" 	Top fiveorTop ten	Certified
2012	"Move On"	1 	Platinum
Jealous Games

Jealous Games is the second single to be released from British/Irish girlgroup Ace Rejects, and their debut single in the Republic of Ireland. It is also the second song to feature from their debut album Shattered Dreams. The track was written by Elice Claire. The single reached Number 1 in both the UK and Ireland. It is the group's most successful single selling over 300,092 singles in the UK
==Background==
Jealous Games was written by popstar Elice Claire for the girlband, and their first single to be released in the Republic of Ireland. The song was referenced in a number of interviews by the band and band member Kelly Dando has referred to it as her favorite song from the album. The song centres on an ex-friendship and talks about two ex-friends, with one now making up rumors about the other. The song was written around the time of the feud between Ace Rejects and former girl band Trinitia
==Critical Reception==
The song has received universal praise from critics. Critics commented on the lyrics of the song and said they were of a more mature value than those seen in Top of the World. Critics also commented on how the sound fitted more for today's radio and one critic commented that it "pooped all over" the debut single "Top of the World".
After being premiered on Radio 1, the song was uploaded to youtube and has so far received 400,000 hits.
==Tracklisting==
====UK CD1====
#Jealous Games
#Bang
#Jealous Games (DVP's Green With Envy Vocal Mix) 
====UK CD2====
#Jealous Games
#Jealous Games (DJ Double Garage's Envy The Winner Mix)
#Higher (BBC Live Lounge Cover)
#Jealous Games (Venus' Stargazer Dub)
#Album sampler 
====UK Download====
#Jealous Games
#Jealous Games (Venus' Stargazer Dub) 
====Ireland CD====
#Jealous Games
#Bang
#Top of the World
#Jealous Games (Venus' Stargazer Dub)
#Album sampler 
====Ireland Download====
#Jealous Games
#Jealous Games (DJ Double Garage's Envy The Winner Mix)
#Jealous Games (DVP's Green With Envy Vocal Mix) 
==Charts==
The song made it's debut in the UK Charts on Sunday 13 January, when it reached No 2 in the Download chart with first week sales of 25,032. copies sold. The following week, the song debuted at Number 1 in the UK Charts with sales of 92,037 copies sold. This made it the girl's first number one. It outsold it's nearest competitor by nearly 17,000 copies. The song also rose in the Download Chart to No.1 with 37,908 copies being downloaded. The song debuted at Number 4 in the Irish Charts, and was the highest new entry that week. The following week, the single rose to Number 1 in the Irish charts. In it's second week, it dropped to Number 2 in the UK charts selling 75,918 copies, however it was certified Silver. So far, the single has sold over 300,092 copies. The single dropped out of the UK charts after 7 weeks
Category: 2010 singles
Category:Number one singles
Jukebox

This is about the Crystal Barker single. For the Nikki song that was covered by Kazimiera, please see Jukebox (Nikki song).
"Jukebox" is the sixth single by Crystal Barker. Released in August 2010 as the second single from her second studio album "Diamond In The Rough", the song became her second number one single in her career.
Category:2010 singles
Category:Number one singles
Julianne Bechet

Julianne Bechet is a singer and actress, who finished third in the 2004 season of URAPS Idol.
She was originally an actress in various drama productions, and always on the honour roll at her school. Upon graduating high school, she was awarded a scholarship to a prestigious arts college, which she accepted. One thing that her peers always noticed was her singing talent.
Once the URAPS Idol auditions took place, Julianne was encouraged by some of her friends to audition. She took their advice, and made it into the final 12. Beating out some heavy favourites such as Riley Hart and Melissa Moore, she finished in third place, and was awarded a recording contract with Inner'sense.
She had a debut single planned, Where Would You Be/Inspiration, including a self-written song (WWYB) and a song written by Hailey Klass (Inspiration). The single was released in June 2004, and peaked at #13, where it quickly fell off.
Following the success of her debut single, Julianne set to work on her album, which also included songs written by Charlie C, Aloud, and Madison from fellow reality band Background Melodies. The album, entitled Smile, would chart at #25, quickly disappearing from the charts; the next single, the self-written Another Chance, despite being one of Julianne's best-written songs lyrically, failed to make the top 40. Following this flop, she decided to leave the music industry and focus on acting in stage productions.
Julianne would make another attempt at reviving her music career, entering in Reborn in Urapopstar, but ended up not going very far.
Category:Reality TV stars
Kandi

Kandi Cane was one-third of the hip-hop trio RedHotz but found greater success as a solo artist. Her solo debut single "Milkshake" and album Chocolate both went on to be #1 successes in early 2004. Two years later, a switch to disco pop gave her a second #1 single with "Nothing But The Video On".
==Discography==
===Albums===
2004: Chocolate (#1)
2005: X (#3)
2006: Kandi (#2)
===Singles===
2004: Milkshake (#1)
2004: I Can't (#7)
2004: Subdued (#12)
2005: Midweek Sex (with Alesha & CeCe Winston) (#3)
2005: Play (vs. 4tune) (#12)
2005: Be A Man (#12)
2005: Titties Bounce (#8)
2006: Nothing But The Video On (#1)
2006: Head Over Heels (#4)
2006: Pleasure Zone (#14)
Category:Female artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Kati

Kati Reid was a rock singer and songwriter who rose to fame as Buffi's protege. Her hits include "Starting Again", best known for an infamous promotional campaign where Kati repeatedly slandered Antony Jones, and the #1 single "Already Gone". Kati was also a tabloid favourite for her involvement in "the London Brat Pack". Though she has not released anything since January 2007, she returned to the charts this past November as a songwriter on Arwyn Knight's #2 single "The Dancer Upstairs". Kati has also written songs for Alesha, Jack Stevens, Josie Matthews, Naomi and Taylor Brookes, among others.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2004: Story Of A Girl (#2)
2005: Antidote (Asian-only release) (#2)
2006: Use Once And Destroy (#3)
===Singles===
2005: Starting Again (#4)
2005: Morning After Blues (#3)
2006: Already Gone (#1)
2006: Real (#5)
2006: Put Us Back Together Right (An Ode To Headlights) (#4)
2007: Quick Fix (with Dillon Burns) (#10)
Category:Artists with number ones
Category:Female artists
Category:Living people
Kirby L. Avalon

Kirby L. Avalon (1987-2012), also known as KIRBY, was a Russian "flop pop" singer and socialite who became known for his outrageous and over-the-top behavior and his universally panned music. He launched his career in 2009 to much controversy and, until 2012, released three albums in total. He was also a contestant on URAPS Big Brother 2011. Kirby was known to not get along with any of the critics or any of his peers in the music industry, namely MIDNIGHT, the members of Phoenix Rising, and Indigo-away Reak as well as others, including a very infamous feud with American hip-hop artist L.E.X.
In September 2012, Kirby was found murdered at his home in St. Petersburg, Russia, his hometown. Among the suspects were L.E.X., MIDNIGHT, Hailey, Elice Claire, and Kazimiera. No evidence, however, was found as to who murdered him and his case turned cold, remaining unresolved. Kirby was 25 years old when he died.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Peak	Peak (Russia)	Sales 	Certification
Kurb Your EnthusiasmCurb Your Enthusiasm (Re-release)	
*First studio album
*Released: November 23, 2009 and July 12, 2010 (Re-release)
*Label: Elite (Re-release)	3 	1 	830,790	PlatinumDiamond (Russia)
Hateration Nation 	
*Second studio album
*Released: June 13, 2011
*Label: Alias	25 	Failedtochart	66,000+	
On Your Flopdar 	
*Third studio album
*Released: May 2012	16 	DNC 	 	
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak	Certication	Album
2009	"International Boy" 	13 	Silver 	Kurb Your Enthusiasm
2010	"(I Heart) Attention" 	10 	 	Kurb Your Enthusiasm
2010	"Shout It Out (Mister Whisper)"(with Aftershock)	7 	 	Curb Your Enthusiasm
2010	"Midnight Therapy EP"(with Aftershock) 	4 	Gold 	Curb Your Enthusiasm
2011	"Nobody Likes You" 	26 	 	Hateration Nation
2011	"KIRBY! No No No..." 	16 	 	Hateration Nation
2012	"All Played Out" 	12 	 	On Your Flopdar
2012	"That's Hot" 	9 	 	On Your Flopdar
====Featured singles====
Year	Single 	Peak 	Peak(Airplay)	Peak(Downloads)	Certication	Album
2011	"Champion"(Blonde Ambition featuring Brett Clarkson and KIRBY)	Top 5	Top 5 	Top 5 	Certified 	The Beauty Within
====Other singles====
As a member of Aftershock
Year	Single 	Peak	Peak(Airplay)	Peak(Downloads)	Certication	Album
2010	"Eye of the Storm"/"Antidote"	15 	DNC 	17 	 	Ghost Theory
Category:Discographies
Kleo

==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Peak
Life Off The Rails 	
*First studio album
*Released: 2011
*Life Off The Rails: #3
*Life Off The Rails: Deluxe Edition: #3	3
(Here's One For The) Massacre	
*Second studio album
*Released: August 2011
*Here's One For The Massacre: #1
*Here's One For The Massacre Re-release: #1
*MASACRE: #4	1
Welcome to Dystopia 	
*Third studio album
*Released: August 2012
*Label: Next Generation Records	1
===Singles===
Year	Single title 	UK	Album
2011	The Girl's A Mess 	6 	Life Off The Rails and re-release
2011	Danger In The Dark / Je M'ennuie De Toi 	4 	Life Off The Rails and re-release
2011	Sound The Alarm 	4 	Life Off The Rails and re-release
2011	Insomnia 	2 	Here's One For The Massacre and re-releases
2011	Ready To Fight feat. Syd Wolfe 	3 	Here's One For The Massacre and re-releases
2012	The Act Is Over feat. Midnight 	1 	Here's One For The Massacre and re-releases
2012	Nobody Wanted To Dance With You feat. Nicholas X / Love Combustion	1 	Here's One For The Massacre and re-releases
2012	Welcome To Dystopia 	1 	Welcome To Dystopia
===Featured Singles===
Year	Single title 	UK	Main Artist
2011	This Christmas	4 	No Little Thing
2012	Tame The Beast	2 	Brett Clarkson
Knock Knock

"Knock Knock" is a song from American singer Blonde Ambition and was written by Aurora Reed. The song will be released as the lead single to Blonde's second studio album Light After Dark on January 16, 2011.
==Reception==
The single premiered on December 17, 2011 on Blonde's official website to extremely positive reviews, critics praising Blonde for her new house-oriented direction.
==Chart performance==
The song debuted at #2 on the UK Singles Chart, selling 131,054 copies in its first week, Blonde's highest first week sales to date.
==Music video==
The music video premiered on January 25, 2012.
The video opens with Blonde and a load of dancers in black trench coats, seen in front of a light grey backdrop, like the one seen on the single covers. They begin a slow, robotic-like dance routine, before the beat fully kicks in and Blonde and her dancers break out into a complex, fast-paced routine for the chorus, the backdrop flashing from the light grey to black at rapid speed. For the second verse, the back drop returns to the usual light grey as seen at the start, Blonde holds her arms out either side of her as her dancers get pushed away at rapid speed and off screen. In slow motion, a gush of water falls from the top of the screen and down onto Blonde, the camera purposely having a load of water drops on it, Blonde removes her trench coat and is seen in a sexy black tube top and shorts, she whips her hair and the special effects come back into play, her hair extends to a crazy length and swishes past the camera, clearing the water drops off of it. The dancers drop from the top of the screen and back around her as they all dance again for the chorus, a load of super powerful fans now on them (that are off screen). As the chorus ends, the backdrop suddenly turns into a club and then Blonde is seen in the middle of a crowd on the dance floor, she pushes past them all and makes her way onto a lit-up stage where her dancers already are. She winks to the camera just before the final chorus hits and her and her dancers perform the routine one last time as bursts of flames come out from the back of the stage. The chorus ends, and the last shot is of Blonde in a messed up bedroom, putting a pillow over her head.
==Live performances==
* URAPS Christmas Chart Show '11
==Track listings==
* Promo CD
# "Knock Knock" (Radio Edit)
# "Knock Knock" (Album Version)
# "Knock Knock" (Instrumental)
* CD1
# "Knock Knock"
# "Dangerous Engagement"
# "Knock Knock" (DJ Cirkut Remix)
* CD2
# "Knock Knock"
# "Risktaker"
# "Knock Knock" (Bloodshy & Avant Remix)
==Artwork==
Image: Kkcd1.png|CD1
Image: Kkcd2.png|CD2
Image: Kkpromo.png|Promo cover
Image: |Remix EP
Kym Richardson

==Discography==
===Albums===
*#10 Distance [13/10/02]
*#09 Daydreams Of The Dead [30/11/03]
*#11 Deja Vu : Greatest Hits [11/04/04]
===Singles===
*#08 Since You Took Your Love Away/Back Down To Zero [25/08/02]
*#08 Crystal Clear [06/10/02]
*#08 Lady Marmalade (with Angel-V, Candella & Rosie Mumba) [22/12/02]
*#01 Better Best Unheard [08/12/02]
*#07 A Touch Of Sky [23/11/03]
*#12 Real Men/Daydreams Of The Dead [01/02/04]
*#18 Music Of Life (DJ Dangerous Mix) (with DJ Dangerous) [04/04/04]
*#15 You Can't Help Youself (Babycakes, Kymmy-poo) (with Babycakes) [17/03/12]
Category:Artists with number ones
L'mondrea (album)

L'mondrea is the debut USA solo album by singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer L'mondrea, released on October 25, 2011 in North America only.
==Conception & Production==
The tracks on the album are mainly taken from her UK album Murder with new, exclusive tracks added. 
Three download only singles were released in the USA, A Change Gon' Come, Proud Mary and Brown Sugar. The first full single campaign was Crazy... On The Serious Tip! featuring Genevere, a USA exclusive, released in October.
==Release & Reception==
 
==Artwork==
Image:USA1.png|Standard Edition
==Tracklistings==
No. 	Title 	Writer
Standard Edition: Bandstocks	Standard Edition: Bandstocks 	Standard Edition: Bandstocks
1. 	"PMS (Packed My Shit)" 	L'mondrea
2. 	"Like A Lady" 	L'mondrea
3. 	"Murder" 	L'mondrea
4. 	"Risky Chick" 	TBA
5. 	"Lose Your Love" 	TBA
6. 	"Brown Sugar" 	L'mondrea
7. 	"Crazy...On The Serious Tip (feat. Genevere)"	TBA
8. 	"Let's Go To War" 	Mya/Moore/Waldren/L'mondrea
9. 	"I Know Who Killed Me" 	TBA
10. 	"Megaphone" 	Shell Ruin
11. 	"Proud Mary" 	Fogerty/L'mondrea
12. 	"A Change Gon' Come" 	L'mondrea
==Singles==
A Change Gon' Come and Proud Mary were released as download only singles, for Tsunami Relief and Independence Day respectively.
Single cover	Single information	Single cover	Single information
 	"A Change Gon' Come"
*Released: March 15, 2011
*Chart position: 
*Certified: N/A	 	"Proud Mary"
*Released: July 4, 2011
*Chart position: 
*Certified: N/A
 	"Brown Sugar"
*Released: October 15, 2011
*Chart position: TBA
*Certified: TBA	center|140px	"TBA"
*Released: TBA
*Chart position: TBA
*Certified: TBA
==Tour==
None For America yet
==Chart Performance==
 
Category:2011 albums
L4

L4 was a girl group active from 2002 to 2004. Their line-up featured 4 ladies named Koralia, Lidia, Alexia, and Klara.
==Chart history==
===Albums===
* #04 Contact [03/02/02]
* #03 About Love And Other Cruel Things [18/08/02]
* #06 L4UNDERGROUND [24/08/03]
===Singles===
* #04 All The Women Of Your Life [27/01/02]
* #05 A Spark [03/03/02]
* #06 When The Queen Of Hip-Hop Meets The Princesses Of Pop (featuring Kelli J) [24/03/02]
* #05 Action Baby/Where Did Have Passed The Men? [21/04/02]
* #02 Question Of Survival [26/05/02]
* #03 Cure [21/07/02]
* #06 Maniac [10/08/03]
* #25 Ravine [04/01/04]
Category:Girl groups
Lady Lou

Lady Lou (born Louise Quintero) is a pop singer.
==Discography==
===ALBUMS===
*Exposed [25/06/06] #15 
*Through The Lens [11/11/07] #08 
*Mistaken Identity [31/05/09] #08 
===SINGLES===
*I Want U Back [30/04/06] #24 
*Poison [18/06/06] #15 
*No Way [24/09/06] #11 
*Hey Santa (featuring Paul) [24/12/06] #14 
*You Can't Hold Me Down [15/04/07] #25
*Feel The Beat [11/11/07] #06
*Lying Cheating Scumbag [20/01/08] #07
*Through The Lens [26/10/08] #17 
*Party Animal [31/05/09] #15 
*Who Is She [21/06/10] #09 
*I'd Rather Have My Diamonds [20/09/10]
==Other links==
Lady Lou - Official Website
Lady Lou - Official Myspace
Category:Female artists
Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me

Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me is the second official single from Wolf Wolfe and third overall. It was released on October 18 2010 and charted at 20, selling 31,497 copies.
==Tracklisting==
# Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
# You're The One For Me, Fatty
# Big Yellow Taxi (feat. Tentrita)
Latavia

Latavia is an American rapper. She broke through in 2006 with the album The Coronation, which boasted two top 10 singles including "The Glamourest Life", an updated version of Sheila E's "The Glamorous Life" featuring London.
Latavia released her latest album The Domination on October 27. Its first single, "Control of the Whip", was released October 20 and became her first #1 single.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2005: Glamourest (#26)
2006: The Coronation (#2)
2008: The Domination (#2)
===Singles===
2005: "My Kitty Box" (#14)
2006: "Just A Friend" (with Tiara Coles) (#21)
2006: "She Don't Fuck You" (featuring Malena) (#13)
2006: "Dumbstruck" (#11)
2006: "Black Tape (Blindfold Me)" (featuring Sophie Ramone) (#10)
2007: "The Glamourest Life" (featuring London) (#3)
2008: "Control of the Whip" (#1)
2009: "Bad Bitch/Paper Mache" (#3)
2009: (TBA)
===Other appearances===
2007: "Kinky Sexy Love" (Dalisay featuring Latavia) (#10)
2008: "Only One (Remix)" (Paul featuring Latavia) (#11)
Category:Artists with number ones
Category:Female artists
Lavina

'Lavina' is a female vocalist perhaps best known for her 2007 feud with chart-topping singer Emily Henning.
Lavina and Henning's both signed with the now defunct record label Wired Records in May 2007, and then announced that their debut singles would be released on the same date (June 18, 2007), generating a public slanging match between the singers.
Lavina's single went on to stall at #17, whilst Henning scored her first number-one. She was subsequently dropped from her recording contract and has failed to make a proper comeback since.
==Discography==
* Boys (#17 - June 07)
Category:Female artists