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Urapopstar Awards 5

Category Winner Other nominees
 Best Single ex.one with Chris Jones - I'm In The Mood Andrea Twain - When, Buffi with Amaliyah Haughtly - Strong Enough, Easther Bennett - Look To The Sky, Rap - Bedazzled, Ryan Simmonds - Just Another Love Song
 Best Album Ace*Teens - Together...Forever Chris Jones - Anything But Ordinary, Easther Bennett - Shining Star, Kelly - Persevere, Sparez - Swing When Ya Kinda Winning, The Greebos - Butchers Hook
 Best Group ex.one Ace*Teens, Destiny's Daughter, Eternal Destiny, Sparez, Vulpes
 Best Female Candella Amalia, Buffi, Easther Bennett, Kelly, Lucreacia
 Best Male Ryan Simmonds Antony Jones, Chris Jones, Paul, Rap, Tom Owen
 Best Newcomer Lucreacia Andrea Twain, Angel-V, Buffi, Kym Richardson, Shakira Lopez
 Best Pop Ace*Teens Cover2Cover, Gareth Gates, *starlite, Sparez, Sophie Ellis-Beckham
 Best Rock Buffi Andrea Twain, Antony Jones, Daniel Johns, Daniel MacPherson, The Greebos
 Best Dance One Timers A*, Charlie Simmonds, Tara Milano, Tina, Trish Stratus
 Best R&B/Rap/Hip Hop Angel-V Destiny's Daughter, ex.one, Gasp, K', Mis-Tooq
 Best Live Ryan Simmonds Andrea Twain, Buffi, ex.one, Lucreacia, Mark B
 Best Video Buffi, A* & Lucreacia - Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves Ace*Teens with ex.one - Inside Out, Angel-V - All Eyez On Me, K' with Kelly - Espionage, Paul - I Really Don't Care, Ryan Simmonds - Just Another Love Song
 Best Collaboration Destiny's Daughter & Mis-Tooq - Cutielicious Buffi, A* & Lucreacia - Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves, Candella with Louisiana & Angel-V - Stranded, Ryan Simmonds & Gasp - Snow, Kelle Bryan with Paul - So Tired, ex.one with Chris Jones - I'm In The Mood
 Hot Prospect Charlie Simmonds A*, Lee Ryan, Malik, Tina, Xia
Urapopstar Awards 6

Category Winner Other nominees
 Best Newcomer Miss Drips Cent, Delta Nu, GirlSound, Rhia Jameson, Serena LeSpell
 Best Rock Buffi Crispian Feather, Daniel MacPherson, Pinky Bob, Shinoda, Tom Owen
 Best Female Lucreacia Andrea Twain, Buffi, Hannah Alethia, Hailey Klass, Rosie Mumba
 Best Group ex.one Ace*Teens, Destiny's Daughter, Eternal Destiny, Mars/Venus, Out Boyz
 Best R&B/Hip Hop Angel-V Alicia, Charisma, Destiny's Daughter, Hailey Klass, Mars/Venus
 Best Live ex.one Angel-V, Antony Jones, Charlie Simmonds, Paul, Rosie Mumba
 Best Spin-Off re:MIX Breathemusic, Eurovision 2003, Popstars: The Rivals, URAPS Idol, VH1 - Top 100 Shocking Moments
 Best Male Chris Jones Antony Jones, Mark Blucas, Rap, Tom Owen
 Best Album Lucreacia - Hardcore Alicia - Alicia, Antony Jones - Naked, Eternal Destiny - So Fresco, K' - K' 2.0, Rosie Mumba - Good Thing
 Best Pop/Dance Sophie Ellis-Beckham A*, Ace*teens, Charlie Simmonds, Tasha, Tina
 Best Collaboration T Diddy & Anne Kelvin - I Don't Like You (But Can I F**k You?) Aaron Blucas & Sarah Summers - Separate, Antony Jones & Easther Bennett - Whenever You Call, Miss Drips ft. Mark B & MC Labels - Word Up, Rap & Britney Aguilera - Make It Happen, Tom Owen & Lucreacia - Where The Wild Roses Grow
 Best Video Buffi - Rock Star Ace*Teens & Antony Jones - Change With The Light, ex.one - Slip Away, Lucreacia - Sunny Day La La, Mars/Venus - Last Time Lover, Vanity - I Love Boys
 Best Songwriter Buffi Anne Kelvin, Chris Wells, Lucreacia, Mark Blucas, Paul Stanley
 Best Single Mars/Venus - The Girls Got The Boys Andrea Twain - But I Do Love You, Buffi - 18 Wheeler, Chris Jones - I'll Decide Who I Want To Be, Lucreacia - Sunny Day La La, Rosie Mumba - Deadly Sin
Urapopstar Awards 7

Category Winner Other nominees
 Best Single Mark B - Fucked Over Mars/Venus - Blue Jeans, Lucreacia - Every Star/Hardcore, Emma Brown - S.E.X.Y., Tasha - Re-Arrange
 Best Female Andrea Twain Anne Kelvin, Emma Brown, Lucreacia, Miss Drips
 Best Male Mark B Chris Jones, Crispian Feather, K', Larynx Trasher
 Best Group ex.one Ace*Teens, Destiny's Daughter, Frago, Mars/Venus
 Best Video Lucreacia - Hardcore Auntie FannyFlap - Can You Find My Chicken Dipper?, ex.one & Pure Silk - Now I Don't, Mark B - Fucked Over, Pepper Bridges - White Trash Wedding
 Best Live Lucreacia Alicia, Frago, Hailey Klass, Kelly
 Best Album Andrea Twain - I'm Still Strummin' ex.one - Phasethree, Frago - Eclectic, Mark B - Graduation '03, Mars/Venus - Blow
 Best Rock Crispian Feather Buffi, Dr. C and the Predicates, Mark B, Pinky Bob
 Best Pop Sophie Ellis-Beckham Ace*Teens, Claire Kitten, Emma Brown, Tasha
 Best R&B Mars/Venus Alicia, Boogie2Nite, Destiny's Daughter, ex.one
 Best Songwriter Mark Blucas Adam Hayden, Chris Wells, Paul Stanley, Shane Germaney
 Best Collaboration Mars/Venus & Sophie Ellis-Beckham - Ode 2 Burberry Andrea Twain ft. Shnitzy - Just The 2 Of Us, Crispian Feather ft. Trish - Velvet, ex.one & Pure Silk - Now I Don't, Lucreacia & Miss Drips - Hoochified Disco Ball
 Best Newcomer Alesha Grafton Charlotte Carlson, Dr. C and the Predicates, Tricity, Violet Darling
 Hot Prospect Blush Angie Williams, Pepper Bridges, Ruka et Zell, Shane Elton
 Best Contribution Woolworths CD:UK, TOTP, URAPS FHM, URAPS G-A-Y
 Best Artwork Lucreacia & Miss Drips Andrea Twain, Antony Jones, Kym Richardson, Ruka et Zell
Urapopstar Awards 8

Category Winner Other nominees
 Best Male Mark B Antony Jones, Chris Jones, K', Shane Elton
 Best Female Lucreacia Chayne Moore, Emma Brown, Hailey Klass, Miss Drips
 Best Pop/Dance Delta Nu Ace*Teens, Chayne Moore, Emma Brown, Shane Elton
 Best Rock Dr. C and the Predicates Androgyny, Buffi, girlASKboy, Quake
 Best R&B Mars/Venus Angel-V, Destiny's Daughter, ex.one, Kandi
 Best Newcomer girlASKboy Androgyny, Ivy, Nikki, Shane Elton
 Best Video Buffi - Being Beautiful Emma Brown & Tasha - Fashion Victim, ex.one - Contact, Hailey Klass & Mark B - (I) Just Wanted To Let You Know, Lucreacia - Reputation
 Best Live 4tune Angel-V, Buffi, Kelly, RoXie
 Best Group girlASKboy Ace*Teens, Blush, ex.one, Mars/Venus
 Best Collaboration Tasha & Emma Brown - Fashion Victim Alesha Grafton & Larynx Trasher - I Know Your Secret, Emma Button & Dr. C and the Predicates - The Love Was Lost, Hailey Klass & Mark B - (I) Just Wanted To Let You Know, Ryan Oshay & Zoe - Watermarked
 Best Single Lucreacia - Reputation Antony Jones - Pull Me Down, ex.one - Contact, girlASKboy - Princes & Frogs, Mars/Venus - Ring The Alarm
 Best Album Lucreacia - Discology Antony Jones - Antidote, ex.one - 4play, Hailey Klass - Fall From Grace, Miss Drips - Cobwebs
 Best Songwriter Stephen Rondel Adam Hayden, Chris Wells, Mark Brennan, Shane Germaney
 Best Graphics girlASKboy Buffi, Ivy, Lucreacia, Shane Elton
Urapopstar Awards 9

Winners
BEST SINGLE: Claire Kitten - Never Coming Home
BEST ALBUM: GirlSound - Life On The Knife
BEST MALE: Antony Jones
BEST FEMALE: Lucreacia
BEST GROUP: Blush
BEST VIDEO: Nikki - My Crew
BEST COLLABORATION: Charlie C & Chayne Moore – Ooh Aah... Saturday Night/In My Life
BEST LIVE: Kelly
BEST ROCK: Dr. C and the Predicates
BEST POP / DANCE: Claire Kitten
BEST R&B: Mars/Venus
BEST NEWCOMER: Sapphire
BEST SONGWRITER: Ian 
BEST GRAPHICS: Ian
INNOVATION AWARD: CeCe Winston
Nominations
Best Single
Androgyny - Roadkill
Claire Kitten - Never Coming Home
GirlSound - Rebel Without A Cause
Lucreacia - I Paralyze
Miss Drips - Letter To My Mother
Best Album
Androgyny - Reincarnation
Emma Brown - Autobiography
girlASKboy - Songs For Your Neighbour
GirlSound - Life On The Knife
Sophie Ellis-Beckham - Turning Heads
Best Male
Antony Jones
Ben Parker
Chris Jones
K'
Larynx Trasher
Best Female
Emma Brown
Kelly
Lucreacia
Miss Drips
Sophie Ramone
Best Group
Androgyny
Blush
girlASKboy
GirlSound
Innocent
Best Video
Androgyny - Roadkill
Emma Brown - Drowning
ex.one - Secret Rendezvous
Hailey Klass ft Lucreacia - SYNTH
Nikki - My Crew
Best Collaboration
Charlie C & Chayne Moore - Ooh Aah... Saturday Night/In My Life
Innocent & Nadia Walker - That's What A Man Should Be
Sophie Ellis-Beckam & Mars/Venus - Greedzy Anthem
Antony Jones ft. Ben Parker - Forbidden Love/Boy On TV
K' & Kelly - By My Side
Best Live
4tune
girlASKboy
Justin Case
Kelly
Putanovska
Best Rock
Androgyny
Dr. C and the Predicates
girlASKboy
Innocent
Spike
Best Pop/Dance
4tune
Blush
Claire Kitten
GirlSound
Nikki
Best R&B
Alicia
ex.one
Mars/Venus
RedHotz
RoXie
Best Newcomer
Generation X
Heaven
Riley Hart
Sapphire
Shell Wilson
Best Songwriter
Ian - girlASKboy / Pandora
Chris W - ex.one / K' / Kelly
Adam H - Lucreacia / Nikki
Shane G - Auntie Fannyflap / AOK / Mars/Venus / Miss Drips
Maaian - Andrea Twain / Blush / Candella
Best Graphics
Cesar
Chris W
Ian
Maaian
Robert
Innovation Award
Auntie FannyFlap
Androgyny
CeCe Winston
Putanovska
Sapphire
Urapopstar Idol 13

The thirteenth season/edition of URAPS Idol (officially known as Urapopstar Idol 13; also known as URAPS Idol 13, Uraps Idol 2012, and Urapopstar Idol 2012) premiered on 4 August 2012 on ITV1. Urapopstar Idol 13, such as the previous season, is produced by BBW, a company owned by Syd Wolfe, who returns as lead judge for the show.
Producers for the show revealed that a number of changes would be implented for Urapopstar Idol 13 by noting that "everything has changed". Unlike previous season, the current season has three stages to the competition which are auditions, battle rounds, and lives. It was also announced that a new judging panel would be in effect as well, which would consist of four people. In the audition rounds, contestants would be put on teams of each of the four judges providing that they had been selected by one or more of the judges. If they were at least selected by one judge, the contestant would automatically go on that team. If they were selected by two or more judges, the contestant would get to choose which judge's team he or she would like to be on. In a press release statement which revealed the changes to show also revealed that alongside with Wolfe serving as lead judge, Calvin Andrews, Aurora Reed, and Jackson Bradshaw would also be on the judging panel. American actresses Tia and Tamara Mowry would serve as hosts for the show, a decision that surprised some but was also met with praise as well.
Auditions began on 24 July 2012 at the o2 Arena in London, England where more than 19,000 people turned up to audition. Auditions were also held in Manchester, Glasgow, and other cities in the UK, as well in Belfast, Ireland.
The show premiered on 4 August 2012 to high raitings and rave reviews from critics and fans, who praised the changes made to the show and the judging panel for the season. However, due to the "slow-down" of the music industry in the autum of 2012, which caused a sudden wave of "inactivity", ratings for the show steadily began to decline, reportedly becoming a great concern to Wolfe. On 15 September 2012, producers of the show, including Wolfe, and ITV1 announced that show would go into hiatus and would be temporarily taken off the air. Initially, the show was supposed to run for ten weeks from August to September 2012. Instead, the show will possibly return in November 2012.
Category:2012 TV shows
Urapopstar recording sales certification

These are the recording sales certifications for Urapopstar.
==Singles==
Certification	Sales threshold
Silver 	125,000
Gold 	200,000
Platinum 	250,000
==Albums==
Certification	Sales threshold
Silver 	100,000
Gold 	200,000
Platinum 	300,000
Diamond 	1,000,000
==Digital downloads==
Digital downloads do not count towards official single sales nor do they have a sales-certification system of their own.
Category:Urapopstar
Uravision

The Uravision Song Contest, or simply Uravision, is an international song contest held among active member countries of the European Broadcasting Union where each member country submits a song to be performed on live television and then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition. The contest is obviously based upon the long-running Eurovision Song Contest.
Its winners from 2004-on are Discotheque, Annalina, Didinanana, Venus Vegas, Corby, and Kazimiera. It is also notable for launching the career of Turkish transvestite singer Winnie and relaunching the career of singer/television presenter Carl Reeves.
Category:Urapopstar
Vanity

Vanitys is the debut album by singer-songwriter Jessica Van Wood. Jessica described the album as a grab bag of several genres. This is apparent with several genre changes throughout the album including country, pop and dance. The album debuted at #2 selling over 84,000 copies. Jessica's primary goal had been a top 5 album so she was very pleased with the result. Each song on the album was written and produced by Jessica.
==Background==
==Recording and release==
==Reception==
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==Commercial performance==
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Charts (2012) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Albums Chart	2
===Certifications and sales===
Country 	Provider	Certifications	Sales/Shipments
United Kingdom	URAPS 	Gold 	200,000
===Tour===
Main article: Love and Lust Tour<Br>
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==Track listing==
==Artwork==
Image:VanityF.jpg| Front cover
Image:VANITYBACK.jpg| Back cover
==External links==
* Announcement of Vanity
Category:Jessica Van Wood
Category:2012 albums
Veins

Veins is the debut album by pop singer Jason. It was released on March 14th 2011 and reached #2 on the albums charts. It has been cerified gold (280,953 copies sold). The album spawned three singles; "Sabotage", the top 5 hit "OGC" and "You Were The One". A fourth single, "Gagging For It" (Feat. Kleo) was planned, but plans were scrapped due to the underperformance of "You Were The One".
==Tracklisting==
# 	Title 	Producer(s) 	
Standard Edition	Standard Edition 	Standard Edition 	Standard Edition
1. 	"Karma's A Bitch" 	Dr. Luke 	
2. 	"Gagging For It" (Ft. Kleo) 	The Invisible Men 	
3. 	"You Were The One" 	Brian Kennedy 	
4. 	"Pretend" 	Taio Cruz 	
5. 	"OGC" 	Dr. Luke, Benny Blanco, Billboard	
6. 	"Sexy Scale" (Ft. Bella-May)	Sham 	
7. 	"Alone" 	The Lion's Abdomen 	
8. 	"Sabotage" 	Tricky Stewart 	
9. 	"Rough Time" 	Dr. Luke
Venus Vegas

Venus Vegas is a Macedonian-American pop singer. She won the 2007 Uravision Song Contest with her song "Jesus Loves You (But I Don't)" in May 2007.
Her greatest success came with her single "Open My Eyes", which reached #4 on the singles charts and set a record for the most all-time cumulative spins on Urapopstar's airplay chart.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2008: The Gypsy Curse (#2) 3xPlatinum
2011: Persephone (#2) 2xPlatinum
===Singles===
2007: "Jesus Loves You (But I Don't)" (#7)
2007: "Open My Eyes" (#4)
2008: "He Had It Coming!" (with Love Trash) (#7)
2009: "All We Want" (#6)
2009: "Ooh! (The Magic of His Eyes)" (#3)
2011: "Ungrateful" (#7)
2011: "Hell Hath No Fury" (#3)
2011: "Technicolour" (#8)
2011: "Gypsy Rose" (#3)
Category:Female artists
Category:Uravision
Vernie

Vernie Bennett was a British R&B singer. She experienced modest success in late 2002-early 2003 before eventually vanishing from the music business only to reappear a few times to attempt a release and cancel. She returned to prominence in 2006 when her single "Guess What" helped her break the record for longest gap between hits and its follow-up "Can Do Better" broke the record for the longest time before first top 10.
She is best remembered for starting the 5 Naughty Angels clique and its accompanying tour; the acts involved in the clique were Christine Tyler, Helene Schneider, Loretta Lambert, and Dalisay. Nikki was also involved at one point but was eventually fired.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2006: Not This Time (#14)
===Singles===
2002: Meant To Be (#15)
2003: Fantasia De Musica (#18)
2006: Baby (DNC)
2006: Guess What (#18)
2006: Can Do Better (#10)
2006: Music Is My Lover (with Jake) (#15)
2006: Leaving For The Seven (#8)
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Female artistss
Veronica's Science

===Albums===
Image:verons.jpg|Hallucinations2.10.06 #7
Image:verons2.jpg|I Don't Give27.08.07 #18
Singles
24.07.06 The Reading Of Rusty‘s Will (#11)
18.09.06 Taking Back Venus (#10)
04.12.06 Assassinate It (#11)
20.08.07 I Don't Give (#12)
Vixen

Vixen is a Essex-based English pop singer known for her thick Essex accent and her hit singles "Shadows" and "The Perfect Melody". She is a former member of the girl group Mannequin.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Year	Album title	Peak	Certification	Sales
2011	Symphonies 	1 	Platinum 	700,000+
===Singles===
Year	Title 	Peak
2011	"Shadows" 	1
2011	"Heart Of Stone" 	2
2012	"The Perfect Melody"(featuring Veronica Nightshade)	1
2012	"To The End" 	5
====Guest Appearances====
Year	Title 	Peak
2012	"L.O.V.E. (In The Backseat)"(Nicholas X featuring Vixen)	4
Category:Female singers
Voguegirl

Voguegirl were a duo consisting of sisters Shell Ruin and Rio Plath, active between 2003 and 2004. Their style contained elements of trip-hop, ska, dub and new wave. Their commercial crossover came in mid-2004 when they released their debut album Drab Subscription. Further singles were planned and cancelled, and soon after the duo disbanded.
==Life after Voguegirl==
===Shell Ruin===
See full article: Shell Ruin 
After the split of Voguegirl in 2004, Shell went on to carve a successful solo career; releasing three studio albums and a Greatest Hits collection. She is known as an icon of the generation and one of the most innovative female artists in history.
===Rio Plath===
Plath's attempts at a solo career were less successful. In 2005, she lent her vocals to the moderate club hit 'Do the Work' by English rapper and Grime artist Bashy. Plath became a member of girl group Electronasty. Despite a promising start, their debut single "Acid Music" was cancelled and the group disbanded a few months after forming. Plath featured on a remix of the song "Rolex Sweep" by Skepta in 2008.
====Selected discography====
As Electronasty (2007);
* "Acid Music"
* "Heroin Chic"
As Rio (2009-present);
* "Fatal Blow"
Other;
* "Rolex Sweep" (Skepta featuring Rio, 2008)
==Discography==
===Albums===
* Drab Subscription (2004) #33
===Singles===
* "Go" (2004)
* "Refashion"/"Dirty Love" (2004 - cancelled)
Volume Control

Volume Control was a male/female duo, who only had one top 40 hit - Movie Stars.
The duo of Patricia and Patrick met while engineering speakers for live performances. Patrick's technical skills were at a genius level, despite Patrick being very shy. When he met Patricia, they realized they shared a common passion for songwriting, so they decided to form a partnership. Unhappy with the way that famous celebrities were portrayed by the media, they wrote a song called "Movie Stars" about their views. A single was released, and it debuted at #20, then climbed to #13 in its second week. However, they mysteriously disappeared after this single, and despite rumours of an appearance on Reborn in Urapopstar, they haven't been heard from since.
Category:Urapopstar
Waiting

"Waiting" is the eighth single from the British singer Ruby and the Gems, and third from her third studio album "Warrior". 
==Background==
This song was originally made to be the lead single from the album Warrior, but after a long and hard decision, Ruby decided it would be the best to leave the era with, as she confirmed this would be the finals single from the album before her re-release. 
==Release and reception==
The song had a three month promotional run whilst Ruby was on tour, meaning there was time to boost up an audience for the track. There were many reviews about the album and the track in general seemed to soar with the ratings. "The song combines what Ruby is about, fun yet powerful and strong lyrics with a catchy backing track. She's able to create outstanding tracks effortlessly" is what NME said about her and the track in general. A lot of critics feel that this single and Guy Like You are two of her strongest to date and show her progression as an artist.
==Music video==
There is no music video yet. 
==Track listing==
;iTunes Remix EP
# "Waiting"
# "Waiting (Live From Wembley Arena)"
# "Euphoria (Cover) (Live From Wembley Arena)"
# "Waiting (Dexcell Radio Edit)"
# "Waiting (Bimbo Jones Remix)"
;CD1
# "Waiting"
# "Waiting (Live From Wembley Arena)"
# "Euphoria (Cover) (Live From Wembley Arena)"
# "Waiting (Instrumental)"
==Performances==
- The Warrior Tour
- The Urapopstar Awards
- BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards 
- The X Factor
- The XTRA Factor
==Chart performance==
The single is due for release on October 29th, 2012.
War Within Our Hearts

War Within Our Hearts is a single by Esmeralda Dimuzio off her album Unfinished Business. It was written by Ben Johnston, and is Esmeralda's first non-collaboration single that she has not written herself.
The song will serve as the theme from Esmeralda's upcoming movie, also titled War Within Our Hearts. Both the movie and the music video co-star Paulo Araujo.
It will be released on September 28, 2009, against big names like Emily Henning and Alesha.
==Video==
The video was premiered on September 5, 2009, and features Esmeralda playing four roles: private investigator Samantha Wright (the main role), a newscaster, a murder victim, and a fortune teller. Paulo Araujo co-stars as Al Peryse, a police officer who had worked with Samantha on many cases, and now has to arrest her.
After noticing patterns with a series of murders, Samantha Wright finds out that she herself has been responsible for them while possessed by a ghost in her sleep! Upon finding out only she can stop the ghost (and after receiving her fortune), she kills herself before she can kill anyone else. Before her suicide, she finds out that the fortune teller got her powers from the mythical Hope Diamond, whose curse befell her murder victims. Al Peryse then delivers the eulogy at her funeral, where her gravesite
The video includes references to many other factors, including:
*Neon hearts in the fortune teller's shack, which refer to an early promotional tactic that the song's writer Ben Johnston used as his trademark
*The tarot card the Page of Wands in Esmeralda's first fortune is the counterpart to the Jack of Clubs in a regular deck of cards; this is a direct reference to Paulo's album title
*Samantha Wright is buried next to Johnny Silver; this is the name of the character in the video for Luke Ramada's single Life Imitates Fiction; Luke duetted with Paulo on the single Extinction Of The Shy
==Tracklistings==
===CD1===
Image:Wwohcd1-1-.jpg
#War Within Our Hearts
#Impressions
#I Just Can't Stop Loving You
#Love Is A Game
#Top Of The Pack
===CD2===
Image:Wwohcd2-1-.jpg
#War Within Our Hearts (Video)
#War Within Our Hearts (Bloopers)
#Video Storyboards (Broken Eyes/This Ain't Home/Don't Push Me)
#Product Of The Past vs. So What (mash-up with Pink song)
Category:2009 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles