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Eve

Eve is the debut album from British singer and songwriter Romo. The album was released July 21, 2008 and contains the #1 singles "Face For Rehab" and "Fleeing The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony". The album debuted at #1 on the last week of July 2008 and remained on top for four weeks.
Displaying Romo's philosophical means of storytelling, the album is stylistically different than Romo's future electropop endeavors.
==Background==
Romo named the album Eve after the Biblical figure from the book of Genesis, explaining "Eve was the first woman, and Eve was also the first sinner. I felt 'Eve' best sums up in one word how we got to where we are in the songs on the record." The album's songs contain philosophical and psychological aspects of "the female gender and their complicated feelings". The cover art depicts Romo as Eve.
The majority of the album's songs deal with the influence of pop culture on females, which is portrayed in a negative light as Romo tries to convey the message that today's young females are under too much pressure to fit in with the crowds. The first single "Face For Rehab" protests hard partying celebrities for influencing teen girls to emulate their actions and get drunk, do drugs, and have sex. "Too Young For The Tabloids", inspired by Miley Cyrus and Jamie Lynn Spears, shows that today's youths are growing up too fast.
While Romo takes on a serious tone most of the album, she shows a dry sense of humor on "Joking At Your Funeral" and "Camilla Holmes". She also experiments with poetic tone and structure on the second single "Fleeing The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony" and wrote "Ignoring A Friend" in the form of a series of letters.
Coincidentally, Eve was released on the same day as Alesha and Ryan Dawson's single "Original Sin".
==Chart performance==
Eve debuted and peaked at #1 on July 27, 2008 with sales of 70,505 copies. The album managed to spend a total of four consecutive weeks at #1. It sold a total of 617,008 copies in its chart run and was certified 2x platinum; though only two singles were released from the album, it managed to hold on well in the charts leading up to the release of Romo's second album, POPSTAR: The Life & Times Of Belle Ball.
==Track listing==
1. The Sinner
2. Face For Rehab
3. Joking At Your Funeral
4. A Precursor To My Insanity
5. Why Am I Here?
6. Recuperate
7. Too Young For The Tabloids
8. Fleeing The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
9. Pummel
10. Camilla Holmes
11. Ignoring A Friend
12. Seductress
13. Requiem
Preceded byShattered Diamond by Emily Henning	Urapopstar #1 AlbumJuly 27, 2008-August 24, 2008	Succeeded bySex Sells by Indigo Peak
Category:Urapopstar
Category:2008 albums
Category:Number one albums
Extra Credit

Extra Credit will be the debut EP from the American indie pop band Curriculum. It is planned, but not yet confirmed, to be released sometime in the late summer or autumn of 2012. All of the songs on EP have been confirmed to have been written by all of the members of Curriculum with the exception of Shawn Middlesbrough, who has been confirmed to produce all of the songs on the EP instead and with the exception of one song titled "Im Nin'Alu", which is a popular Hebrew song from the 1980's. The EP was originally titled Summer School EP and was supposed to be released on 18 June 2012, the same week that the summer solstice was to begin. However, due to various but unclear reasons, the EP was postponed and the band confirmed that they changed the title of the EP to Extra Credit. The EP is meant to be a "companion piece" of sorts to the band's debut album Syllabus. It will be released on its own as the band denied rumors that they would be re-releasing Syllabus with Extra Credit tacked on to it.
The band confirmed that the EP will not have any official singles, except technically one ("Teamwork"), and that all of the songs lifted from the album will be promotional singles. To date, the EP has spawned one upcoming promotional single titled "British" which due to be released digitally on and streaming services on 2 July 2012, though "British" will be a bonus track to the EP and not on the main tracklisting. Lead singer Gregory Preston Anthasiadis confirmed that the EP's second promotional single will be "Im Nin'Alu", a cover of the popular Ofra Haza song from the 1980s.
The band has confirmed that they have completed the EP and will be announcing its release soon.
==Background==
Extra Credit was originally titled Summer School EP and was supposed to be released on 18 June 2012, the same week that the summer solstice was to begin. However, due to various but unclear stated reasons, the EP was postponed. It will now be released sometime in the late summer or autumn of 2012.
==Track listing==
The EP is to have seven tracks on it. The single version of "Teamwork" featuring Kleo will be an iTunes and Spotify bonus track while the band's promotional single "British", which was intended for the main track listing of the album, will be a bonus track as well.
===Confirmed tracks===
*"Im Nin'Alu" (originally done by Ofra Haza)
*"Teamwork" (featuring Kleo) (iTunes and Spotify bonus track)
*"British" (bonus track)
Category:EPs
Category:Extended plays
Fading Into Nowhere

"Fading Into Nowhere" is the debut single from American singer-songwriter Amy Marshall. It was the first single from her debut album Amy Marshall.
==Chart performance==
The single was rush-released and barely any promotion was done, and its short chart life has led many to believe the single's follow-up "Immature" is her true debut single. This debuted at #27 on the Urapopstar Top 40 Singles Chart on November 21, 2004, and the following week, reached a new peak of #21. However, sales saw a significant drop the week after, and it disappeared from the top 40 the next week.
==External links==
Lyrics
Category:Amy Marshall singles
Fake (That's Just Not Me)

Fake (That's Just Not Me) is the forthcoming 25th single from Esmeralda Dimuzio, and first to be taken from her forthcoming studio album Inside. The song is about the pressures from those who want you to be someone you're not, and how she's proud of who she is regardless of what everyone thinks.
The song premiered live on the Empress Tour at her New Year's Eve show in Berlin.
The video co-stars Emma Brown.
Category:2010 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Fake Smiles From Hollywood

"Fake Smiles From Hollywood" is the second single from Amy Marshall's second album Peculiar Secret.
==Song information==
While the previous single, "Teen Queens & iPod Dreams", was the critics' favorite from the album, "Fake Smiles From Hollywood" was the fans' favorite. The song describes through mini-stories the lives of Hollywood celebrities who cover up much of the drama they go through in their personal life while working in a career where they are always forced a smile for the camera.
==Controversy==
In an effort to change her boring persona, Amy decided to show she can promote, and with an attitude, by slamming the entertainment industry with every opportunity she had, from shouting obscenities in the name of Hollywood to giving free lunches to people who could potentially suffer from eating disorders. However, many in the entertainment industry felt Amy was just too desperate for attention in her motivation to slam Hollywood, and felt it was a promotional gimmick. Such a thing was further proven when Amy blamed her management team for the "minimal reaction" to the initial promo.
Many fans of Amy's didn't like she was milking her views, because she also recorded three other anti-Hollywood songs in the span of the single's promotion: covers of "Sort Of Fame" by Blush and "Movie Stars" by Volume Control (both of which were included as B-sides to the single) and "Hollywood & Go", a duet with Natasha Hilton on her debut album, Beautiful Innocence.
==Track listings==
CD1
1. Fake Smiles From Hollywood
2. Sort Of Fame
3. Movie Stars
CD2
1. Blush's Fake Cookies Mash
2. Lemon Cosmos' Vanity Vogue Dub
3. Lady Lou's False Pose Remix
4. DJNY's Faux Mix
5. Everything's Fake Smiles
6. Fake Personalities From Hollywood
7. Fake Smiles Must Go On
==Chart performance==
"Fake Smiles From Hollywood" debuted at #3 on the Urapopstar Top 40 Singles Chart on June 11, 2006 with 70,435 copies, coming in just behind Robin and Russ Hooch. The following week, its sales increased just enough for it to climb to #2, outsold by Alex Washington by just 4000 copies. Its second week sales of 74,652 is Amy's second best one-week sales figure, beaten only by "No One/Mood Swing". It spent seven weeks in the top 40 and sold 199,769 copies, just a few hundred copies short of a gold certification.
==External links==
Lyrics
Preceded by"L.O.V.E." by Robin feat. Emblaze(first run)	Urapopstar Airplay #1 SingleMay 28, 2006-June 4, 2006	Succeeded by"L.O.V.E." by Robin feat. Emblaze(second run)
Category:Amy Marshall singles
Fallen Star

Fallen Star is the fourth single from Venezuelan-born singer Esmeralda Dimuzio's album The Awakening. The song is a diss towards an unnamed fellow popstar who she claims had ruined her life, and that she hopes that the world can see their true colours, which were not known to the public at the time.
Following a series of events known only as "Whalegate" that turned the Urapopstar world upside down, she decided that this would be the next single from her album; ironically, it was written before such events were even rumoured to be taking place!
The song's video, set in the ghetto, was shot as one continuous scene, portrayed Esmeralda as a homeless former star trying to make ends meet, but got escorted away by the police in the end.
The single charted at #4 with sales of 68,064, becoming her 13th straight top 5 hit and 26th top 5 overall.
==CD1 tracklisting==
#Fallen Star
#Gypsy Woman
#Another Day In Paradise
#In The Ghetto
#Drive
==CD2 tracklisting==
TBD
Category:2012 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
False Hopes

False Hopes is the first single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's forthcoming album, Unfinished Business. The single is Esmeralda's first in a year, released a year to the week after her previous single, Nothing Left To Say.
The single starts off with a slow intro, then upon the first chorus, it becomes an uptempo electropop stomper. Esmeralda wrote it about people who ask for false hopes in saving a relationship, but Esmeralda would rather end it now rather than being dishonest for the sake of the relationship turning out worse in the end.
The video features Esmeralda meeting up with a mystery man in Mexico; after going shopping, she meets up with the mystery man, who then lets her down and they walk away from each other in the end.
The single is also known for its remixes; Miss Drips supplied a rap for the official hip-hop mix, while UpTempo also supplied a dance remix that will appear on the bonus disc of their upcoming album.
==Chart Performance==
The single reached the #1 spot on the URAPS Airplay 40 on March 1, 2009, becoming her sixth airplay #1. It was #3 on pre-release on its release week.
On the official singles chart, it entered at #2 on March 8, 2009, behind only Jack Stevens and selling 99,934 copies. It has since been certified platinum, and became Esmeralda's best-selling single ever, selling 329,975 copies as of May 3, 2009.
==Covers & Tracklistings==
CD1
#False Hopes (album version)
#False Hopes (remix - featuring Miss Drips)
#Something Beautiful
#Don't Turn Your Back
CD2
#False Hopes (extra bass remix)
#False Hopes (UpTempo Chill Out Edit)
#False Hopes (instrumental version)
#False Hopes (video)
==Cover Versions==
Lindsay Belle covered this for the deluxe edition of her album Sunset Next To Oklahoma.
==External Links==
Lyrics
Preceded by"Tune Me In Stereo" by China	Urapopstar Airplay #1 SingleMarch 1, 2009 - March 22, 2009	Succeeded by"Play The Game" by SAVE URAPS
Category:2009 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Fame!

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"Fame"
from the album TBA
Released: August 9, 2004
Formats: CD single, digital download
Recorded: 2004
Genre: Pop
Label: Baa Inc.
Writer(s): 	Michael Gore, Dean Pitchford
Producer(s): Blush, Esmeralda Dimuzio
CHART POSITIONS
#2 (Urapopstar singles chart)
BLUSH SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Last single: Losing Out/Life Is A Flower (2004)
Next single: Try And Explain (2004)
ESMERALDA DIMUZIO SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Last single: Fly Into The Sky (2004)
Next single: City Lights (2004)
Fame was a single from Blush featuring Esmeralda Dimuzio. It was a re-recorded version of the Irene Cara song from the movie of the same name. Esmeralda was originally going to release a fourth single off her self-titled album, but Blush persuaded her to do this song instead. It turned out to be a wise move, as this single, released against competition such as Lucreacia and 4tune, managed to give them a #2 single, which followed two #1's from Blush and two #2's from Essie.
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:Duets
Fifty Shades of May

Fifty Shades of May is the upcoming third studio album by singer-songwriter Bella-May, due to be released via Fusion Records in September 2013. Bella-May has so far confirmed that two singles will proceed the album: one in June 2013, and the second in September 2013.
Bella began work on the album in late 2011 onwards and is currently still recording material for it. She has confirmed that she has recorded tracks with long-time collaborator RedOne as well as Fernando Garibay, who produced Bella's biggest selling single "Hooker On A Church Corner", and Dr. Luke. 
Four songs from the album were performed on Bella's 2012 Sex Before Marriage Tour: "Sex Before Marriage", "Eat My Cunt (Cake)" and "A Song For Jesy" and "Rainbow Cock". In August 2012, "Rainbow Cock" was released as a digital single in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Film score

A film score (also sometimes called background music or incidental music) is original music written specifically to accompany a film. The score forms part of the film's soundtrack, which also usually includes dialogue and sound effects, and comprises a number of orchestral, instrumental or choral pieces called cues which are timed to begin and end at specific points during the film in order to enhance the dramatic narrative and the emotional impact of the scene in question.[1] Scores are written by one or more composers, under the guidance of the film's director and/or producer, and are then usually performed by an ensemble of musicians - most often comprising an orchestra or band, instrumental soloists, and choir or vocalists - and recorded by a sound engineer.
Filth

Filth is the sophomore studio album by English pop singer Brett Clarkson. The album was released in 2011 and is a follow-up to his 2009's successful debut Sabotage. The album would be Brett's final independent release as he would be signed to Next Generation Records in 2012. The album reached #1 on the albums charts and has been certified Platinum to date.
The album would be a turning point for Clarkson's career and is a big departure from the style and image from his debut album. Whereas his debut album provided a sassy, spunky, and bitchy side of Clarkson, Filth is known to explore a more sexual side of him. Indeed, Filth heavily includes lyrical elements of sex, lust, and hedonism and is mostly full of sexual innuendos. The album also showed a more playboy-esque side of Clarkson this time around, whereas he once was a spunky but "kind-of-nice guy next door". Filth was praised by critics, fans, and Clarkson's contemporaries and got overwhemingly positive reviews; Clarkson was praised for taking his career and image into a new direction and was often seen as the "male version of Bella-May". The album is known to help further popularize the sub-genre of "slut pop" (which is sexually-oriented pop music) which was first popularized by Bella-May hence the comparison. The album was re-released in late 2011/early 2012 as ...A Little Bit More Filth.
The album spawned a series of singles which all performed very well on the singles chart and would further prove that Clarkson was a turning point in his career. Whereas the singles from his previous era reached the top five or top ten, none of them reached the top three or even number one as the singles from Filth. The album spawned three number one singles ("Lollipop", the double A side "S.T.R.I.P."/"Hero In My Nightmares", and "Saxophone") and two other top two singles. "Saxophone", which is actually the lead single from the album's re-release ...A Little Bit More Filth, is considered his signature hit and his best-selling single to date.
Category:2011 albums
Fly Into The Sky

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"Fly Into The Sky"
from the album Esmeralda Dimuzio
Released: May 17, 2004
Formats: CD single, digital download
Recorded: 2004
Genre: Pop
Label: Baa Inc.
Writer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
Producer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
CHART POSITIONS
#2 (Urapopstar singles chart)
ESMERALDA DIMUZIO SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Last single: Temporary Lover (2004)
Next single: Fame! (with Blush) (2004)
"Fly Into The Sky" was the third and final single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's self-titled English-language debut album. It is, to date, the only ballad that Esmeralda has released as a single. The promotion took Esmeralda on a hot air balloon across the Atlantic Ocean, which was documented in her video. Following the surprise success of her previous single Temporary Lover, Esmeralda did not disappoint, charting once again at #2, right behind Lucreacia. The single did go gold, but was out of the top 40 after just four weeks, her shortest charting single to date.
==Lyrics==
When you're feeling down
And nothing is going your way
Listen to these words
That I am about to say
If you're caught in despair
Like nothing will ever work out
There's always someone there
To calm you as you shout
It's like I can't do what I want anymore
So I reach my arms out, and start to soar
Whenever you feel hopeless, you're never alone
Think of better things, don't hang up the phone
There's always a chance that things will go right
So fly into the sky and enjoy the pretty sight
Imagination calls
If you believe, you can achieve
You can climb these walls
Don't let evil voices deceive
I know you've had some hard times before
Let your worries go, kick them out the door
Whenever you feel hopeless, you're never alone
Think of better things, don't hang up the phone
There's always a chance that things will go right
So fly into the sky and enjoy the pretty sight
Never look back on what you did wrong
Look to the future, sing a happy song
Keep reaching out, you'll soon see the light
And you'll live the dreams you've been having at night
Whenever you feel hopeless, you're never alone
Think of better things, don't hang up the phone
There's always a chance that things will go right
So fly into the sky and enjoy the pretty sight
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Forbidden Ecstasy

"Forbidden Ecstasy" is a song by popstar Helena Rossi, the second single from her third studio album Manifesto. Written by Elice Claire and bundled with an A-side single, Winding Road and released on the 3rd of February, 2011.
==Background==
==Music video==
==Track listing==
;Promotional Disc
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Album Version)
# Winding Road (Album Version)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Extended Mix)
# Winding Road (Acoustic Mix)
;CD1
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Single Version)
# Winding Road (Album Version)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Acoustic Mix)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (RedOne Remix)
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Music Video)
;CD2
# Winding Road (Single Version) 
# Forbidden Ecstasy (Album Version) 
# Winding Road (Theatrical Mix) 
# Winding Road (Extended Intro) 
# Winding Road (Music Video) 
==Commercial response==
== Charts ==
Chart (2012) 	Peakposition
Urapopstar Single Charts	7
Category:2012 singles
Category:Helena Rossi
Category:Number one singles
Forget the Times

"Forget the Times" is a song by Elice Claire and Claire Kitten from Elice's second album Intimate Encounters.
==Song information==
"Forget the Times" was written by Elice Claire and produced by Twisted Disco. The track which is a collaboration with pop superstar Claire Kitten is a mid-tempo ballad about breaking someone's heart for leaving. Lyrically, "Forget The Times"'s narrative has Elice telling her boyfriend to let her go, saying that they can't be friends because "trying to forget someone you love is like trying to remember someone you never knew".The song was one of the tracks featured on the iTunes Countdown to Intimate Encounters. The track was added to iTunes on 24 October 2009.
==Structure==
The music features a tom drum, strings, a snare drum, a splash cymbal, an electric guitar, and piano arrangements to create a soft rock tune with classical and R&B influences.
==Critical reception==
"Forget the Times" has received overwhelmingly positive reviews overall, and is popularly regarded as one of the musical and lyrical highlights of the album. Rolling Stone called the song a "mixture of old school and some romantic comedy theme song, delivered together in a true Elice Claire and Claire Kitten fashion...Elice & Claire spits emotion and heart into a song that makes me want to curl up in a blanket and long for someone".
==External links==
* 'Forget the Times' song premiere
Category: Elice Claire
Four of Hearts

Four of Hearts is the fourth album by singer Helena Rossi. The first side of the album, titled IV is composed of Rossi's fourth studio album, while the second side of the album, titled Hearts is composed of all the singles released by the singer. These albums were released in three editions, Hearts CD, IV CD and Hearts of Four CD+DVD.
==IV==
IV is the fourth studio album released by US singer, Helena Rossi. It was released in addition to a greatest hits album on July 2nd, 2012. The album is Helena's first since 2010, which saw the release of Manifesto. The first single lifted from the album was heavily promoted on venues such as The Voice UK, Radio 1 & morning television. A tour coincides with the release of the album.
===Singles===
# End of the World was released June 25, 2012. The track was first heard on radio on the 28th of May, and the music video premiered a week after on 3rd of June. It debut at #1, becoming Helena's 2nd single to do so.
===Tracklisting===
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==Hearts==
Hearts is the first Greatest Hits compilation by singer Helena Rossi. It was released in addition to Rossi's fourth studio album IV. The album was released on 2 July 2012. The compilation features every single released by the singer in the UK and some fan favorites including "Firecracker" and "Lovers on the Runaway".
===Tracklisting===
Category:2012 albums
Fractured Galaxy

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"Fractured Galaxy"
from the album Esmeralda Dimuzio
Released: January 12, 2004
Formats: CD single, digital download
Recorded: 2003
Genre: Pop
Label: Alias
Writer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
Producer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
CHART POSITIONS
#13 (Urapopstar singles chart)
ESMERALDA DIMUZIO SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Next single: Temporary Lover (2004)
Fractured Galaxy was the debut single from Latin-American pop singer Esmeralda Dimuzio. It was released in 2004, and charted at #13.
The song was a straightforward, mid-tempo love song, and Esmeralda admits it's not her strongest single, but still is proud of it for what it accomplished.
==Lyrics==
Here I am in outer space
Floating around in your embrace
I need you here, I'm going mad
Nobody's around, it's kinda sad
When you're with me, I feel so happy
Like a fish in the water, swimming so flappy
I need you here to hold me tight
And guide me to the distant light
It's like a fractured galaxy
When you're not here with me
I need your arms to hold me now
Won't you come here, if you knew how?
I see the sun set in your eyes
And it reveals under your disguise
I see the real man that you are inside
And you know that in you, I shall confide
It's like a fractured galaxy
When you're not here with me
I need your arms to hold me now
Won't you come here, if you knew how?
As the distant planets fade away
You and I remain here to stay
We can be all alone, in love
Just like was meant in the heavens above
It's like a fractured galaxy
When you're not here with me
I need your arms to hold me now
Won't you come here, if you knew how?
It's like a fractured galaxy
When you're not here with me
I need your arms to hold me now
Won't you come here, if you knew how?
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles