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Red Alert

"Red Alert" is a song by British pop singer Anna Jones taken from her second studio album, "Pleasure Island". The track was produced by Timbaland and was released as the second single from the album on August 20th 2012. The track charted at #3 on the Official UK Charts selling over 70,000 in it's first week. 
==Critical reception==
The Guardian praised the song. Alexis Petritis explained "opener Red Alert offers a weird and hugely enjoyable cocktail of tinny synthesiser, vast Chemical Brothers-style breakbeat and football-terrace backing vocals". Entertainwise also gave praise to the song, calling it "exceptional",
==music video==
The official music video was shot in Spain throughout a weekend at the start of August. The track was shot on a beach with Anna wearing a purple dress dancing around a fire cauldron. She then shot a series of shots in studio with classic french styled outfits with Anna seducing the men. The video debuted on Friday 17th August on VEVO and got rave reviews from fans.
==Tracklisting==
==Release History==
===Purchaseable Release===
Region 	Date 	Format 	Label
United Kingdom	July 16, 2012 	Digital Download - Pleasure Island	Fusion Records
United Kingdom	August 20, 2012	Digital Download - Remixes 	Fusion Records
===Radio Adds===
Region 	Date 	Format
United Kingdom	August 13, 2012	Mainstream/Top 40
== Performances ==
"Red Alert" was performed for the first time at T4 on the Beach on July 1, 2012. The track was then performed with Caymon at the Urapopstar Awards 22.
== Chart Performance ==
The track entered the Official UK Top 40 at No.3 with sales of 70,000.
Charts Data 	Peak Position
UK Official Singles Chart 	3
UK Official Downloads Chart 	6
UK Official Airplay Chart 	40
UK Official Chart Run 	3-4-9-16
URAPS Hot 100 Singles 	7
Official Charts Company: Total Sales	281,971
Regina Harper discography

This is the discography of Regina Harper.
==Albums==
Year 	Cover 	Title 	Charts 	Sales 	Certifications
2012 	 	How Many Miles To Hollywood?
* First studio album
* Label: Fusion Records
* Released: July 9th 2012	#1 	460,792 	Platinum
"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released	"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released	"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released	"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released	"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released	"—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released
==Singles==
Year	Single title 	Peak	Download	Airplay	Sales 	Certification	Weeks in Chart	Album
2011	"What I Started" 	3 	3 	5 	246,081	Platinum 	7 	How Many Miles To Hollywood? (Deluxe Edition)
2012	"American Pie" 	1 	2 	22 	291,575	Platinum 	13 	How Many Miles To Hollywood?
2012	"Your Own Reflection (Echo)"	3 	6 	35 	195,013	Silver 	2 	How Many Miles To Hollywood?
==Videography==
* "What I Started"
* "Pink Blood"
* "American Pie"
* "Your Own Reflection (Echo)"
===Viral Videos===
* "Part 1: Pink Blood"
* "Part 2: Cherry Blossom Tree"
* "Part 3: American Pie"
* "Part 4: Your Own Reflection (Echo)"
* "Part 5: Through These Tears
* "Part 6: Sydney"
Riders of the Night

Riders of the Night is the sophomore album release by Caymon, released on July 30th in the UK, Ireland, Europe and Oceania and on July 31st in the USA via Fusion Records. The album's lead single was the Darkchild produced summer anthem "Girls". On the 5th of August 2012, the album made it's debut at the top of the albums charts, being Caymon's second consecutive album to do so.
Caymon worked on the album from early 2012. All songs, except "Without You", were written by Caymon. In October 2012, it was announced that "Without You" would be released as the album's second single, on November 5th 2012.
==Background==
The talk of a follow up to Caymon's 2011 album "Nocturnal" began in December 2012 when Caymon was spotted leaving a recording studio holding a disk titled "My CD". He later claimed this was just a collection of old demos and that he was taking a break from music in order to star in the CW television series Playing Preston. However, the show was cancelled in June 2012 and almost instantly, Caymon announced his return to the music scene.
==Reception==
Prior to its release, Riders of the Night received lots of negative reviews. Allmusic claimed the album had "lots of potential to be full of floor fillers" but said it fell short and the floor fillers seemed more like your usual "fillers". BBC Music said that while the album was not ground-breaking, it was enjoyable. NME gave the album a relatively positive review and cited their favourite track as Rockstar which featured Ashley! and Melody Jackson from the girl-band Bloom. The Sunday Times gave the album 1.5/5 stars and called it "diabolical". They added that the tracks were "cheap, uninspired" and claimed Caymon has "zero talent".
==Track listing==
All tracks, except Without You (written by Elizabeth Grant), written by Caymon.
==Artwork==
Image:CayCayNight1.png| Front cover
Image:CayCayNightBack.png| Back cover
Total Sales: 205,210 (8 weeks in chart)
Riders of the Night Tour 2013

The Riders of the Night Tour is the first concert tour by Caymon which will visit arenas around the UK and Oceania in 2013. The tour will be in support of his sophomore album Riders of the Night.
==Background==
The tour was announced on Friday, October 19th with details regarding dates, venues and ticket prices for shows in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. There will be a total of 17 shows. Caymon told the English radio station, Capital FM, that it was a big risk doing an arena tour, but added he doesn't care if the shows sell out or not.
==Support Acts==
TBA
==Setlist==
TBA
==Tour Dates==
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue
UK & Ireland 	UK & Ireland	UK & Ireland	UK & Ireland
5th April 2013 	Belfast 	Ireland 	Odyssey Arena
6th April 2013 	Dublin 	Ireland 	The O2
9th April 2013 	London 	England 	The O2 Arena
11th April 2013	Manchester 	England 	Manchester Arena
14th April 2013	Birmingham 	England 	LG Arena
16th April 2013	Glasgow 	Scotland 	SECC Arena
18th April 2013	Newcastle 	England 	Metro Radio Arena
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue
Australia & New Zealand	Australia & New Zealand	Australia & New Zealand	Australia & New Zealand
7th May 013 	Sydney 	Australia 	Allphones Arena
10th April 2013 	Newcastle 	Australia 	Newcastle Entertainment Centre
12th April 2013 	Auckland 	New Zealand 	Vector Arena
15th April 2013 	Melbourne 	Australia 	Rod Laver Arena
19th May 2013 	Brisbane 	Australia 	Brisbane Entertainment Centre
21st May 2013 	Canberra 	Australia 	AIS Arena
23rd May 2013 	Perth 	Australia 	Burswood Dome
26th May 2013 	Adelaide 	Australia 	Adelaide Entertainment Centre
28th May 2013 	Wollongong 	Australia 	WIN Entertainment Centre
31st May 2013 	Sydney 	Australia 	Allphones Arena
==Box Office Score Data==
TBA
Category:Tours
Ridiculous

"Ridiculous"' was the lead single from Syd Wolfe's sophomore album Cry Wolfe. The track debuted at #4 on January 11, 2010 and rose to #3 the following week, giving it it's highest peak.
==Song information==
Ridiculous was written and produced by Alex Washington in September 2009. Syd & Alex went into the studio together and in turn, wrote tracks for each other. 
Syd wrote 'Rainbow & Gold' for Alex, while Alex came up with this single.
Whilst being interviewed for GMTV, Syd said that "as soon as Alex and I heard it, we knew that it had to launch the album, we just instantly fell in love with it".
==Chart performance==
The tracked debuted at #4 of January 11, 2010. On January 18th, the track rose to #3 giving the song it's highest peak to date in the UK. The following week it fell back to #4, but was certified Gold.
 The single remained a popular and consistent seller. Eventually the single sold 292,560 and was certified platinum. It is Syd Wolfe's highest selling single to date.
==Music video==
==Track listings==
UK CD1:
# Ridiculous
# No
# Ridiculous (This Beat Is Crazy Remix)
# Ridiculous (Video)
UK CD2:
# Ridiculous
# Ridiculous (Bimbo Jones Remix)
# Ridiculous (Almighty Radio Edit)
# Ridiculous (Sophie's Gonna Ridiculously Punch You Edit)
# Ridiculous (Deadly Promiscuous Remix)
Category:2010 singles
Riley Hart

Riley Hart is a pop singer from the UK. She first rose to fame as a finalist on the fifth series of URAPS Idol and was one of the first big stars to emerge from the series.
After a solid breakthrough in 2004, Riley suddenly disappeared from the music industry, but returned in 2009 with the top 10 hit "My Boyfriend Is A Psychopath". She will release her third studio album, Resistance Is Futile, in April 2009.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2004: The Hart Of The Matter (#4)
2005: Dramarama (#11)
2009: Resistance Is Futile (TBA)
===Singles===
2004: Up, Up And Away (#4)
2004: Teenage Trash (#2)
2004: Tell Me On A Sunday (#7)
2004: There You Are/Whoop! (#12)
2005: Pop Star/No More Angel Wings (with Emma Brown) (#10)
2005: Filthy (#31)
2009: My Boyfriend Is A Psychopath (#8)
2009: Knuckleduster (TBA)
Category:Female artists
Category:Reality TV stars
Riptide

Riptide is the fourth album from Latin pop singer Esmeralda Dimuzio. It was her first album not to reach #1 (to date, its peak is #2). So far, it has sold over 1,000,000 copies, becoming her third straight diamond album.
The album has had four hit singles from it, Standing Strong (#4), Framed (#3), Dangerous Girl (#7) and My Jeckyl & Hyde/Every Part Of My Soul (#8).
Esmeralda promised that this album will live up to its full potential, and not get sidetracked like her previous album, Imperfect Balance, did, and she lived up to the promise, as it got its full slate of singles. 
The album was a return to more fun-sounding and radio-friendly songs after the more serious Imperfect Balance.
==Tracklisting==
#Dangerous Girl
#Standing Strong
#Not So Silent Night
#I Knew When
#Vanilla Fresh
#Vacation Determination
#Inside I Bleed
#(interlude)
#Deafening Bass (Let It Out)
#Up And Down
#Every Part Of My Soul
#Framed
#My Jeckyl & Hyde
#Bones
#Reflection (with Natasha Hilton)
Category:2006 albums
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio albums
Category:Diamond albums
Robin

Robin is a singer. :)
==Discography==
===Albums===
2005: Robin — #4
2006: Tainted Butterfly — #1
2007: GO! — #4
===Singles===
2005: Dreamin' My Dreams — #2
2005: The Look (with Destiny's Daughter) — #1
2005: Ghetto Girl (featuring Miss Drips) — #5
2005: Actin' Like A G (featuring PSJ) — #1
2006: L.O.V.E (featuring Emblaze) — #1
2006: If It's Worth Your Time — #1
2007: Pop That Collar/Funky Fresh — #2
2007: Tainted Butterfly — #7
2007: What's It Gonna Be? — #5
2007: Hurricane — #6
2007: GO! — #1
2008: Power Trip (with Mikaire) — #3
Rocco Varens

Rocco Varens is a Canadian pop singer. He released seven singles between 2005 and 2007, his most successful being "All About The Money", which hit #6. He is best known for the fact that Howard Patterson of the band It's Not Over Until The Fat Lady Sings is an obsessive fan of his music, to the point where he tried to convince him to join the band.
Rocco was one of the housemates in Celebrity Big Brother in 2011, and was the first to be eliminated. He is planning to release his first new material in nearly five years, expected towards the end of 2011.
==Discography==
===Albums===
*2005: Sexcellent #8
===Singles===
*2005: Come Into My World #8
*2005: Melt In Your Mouth (Not In Your Hand) #10
*2005: Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody #8
*2005: Through Wit U (with Tara J) #11
*2006: All About The Money #6
*2006: No Personality #8
*2007: Cry Wolf (with Dr. C and the Predicates) #15
Category:Male artists
Rochelle Logan

Rochelle Mary Logan is a female solo act hailing from County Kerry in Ireland. She was born on March 28th 1982.
== Career Beginings ==
Rochelle started her career as a backing / session singer in a number of studios helping to support and further many known artists. In March 2009 she was briefly enlisted by Electro Dance-Pop duo Aftershock to replace then member Naomi Wells who was on medical leave. Rochelle lasted one month with Aftershock before landing her own contract with small independant label Soundshock records. Her first single was scheduled for release in August 2009 but the offer to represent Belguim in the 2009 Uravision Song Contest came up and she took part with a new finished song entitled You Don't Have A Clue. The song managed to finish within the top 10. A limited edition Vinyl only EP was released containing You Don't Have A Clue. The EP was entitled Midnight Introspective 1.
== Discography ==
Singles
25th May 2009 - You Don't Have A Clue : Peak Position [#35] 
14th September 2009 - Pokerface : Peak Position [#??] 
December 2009 - TBA
Albums/EP's
15th June 2009 - Midnight Introspective 1 : Peak Position [#28]
21st September 2009 - Midnight Introspective 2 : Peak Position [#??]
Rod Cox

Entered the first season of The Uraps Factor, and made it to the final 24 at the judges' house, however after performing infront of Brett Clarkson he wasn't chosen to go through to the live finals. When one act was voted back from each category who went out at this stage, Cox recieved less votes than Calvin Hawthorne and failed to progress to the live shows again.
After his brief appearance on the show, Cox released his debut single "Butterface" on 20 May 2012. It charted at #11 on the charts. In August 2012 it was stated it was unlikely he would release any more material.
Rory Jacobs

Rory Jacobs is a singer who rose to fame after he finished second on URAPS Idol 12. He released his first EP titled All The Things That Never Were, which is currently certified Gold and scored a top five hit in March 2012 with "Killer On The Run".
==Personal life==
He briefly dated MIDNIGHT, broke up with her, and just recently, got back with her. In early 2012, it was announced that MIDNIGHT was pregnant with his child. MIDNIGHT is 5 years Jacobs' senior.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Year	Album 	Peak	Certification
2012	Whiplash	TBA 	
===EPs===
Year	Album 	Certification
2011	All The Things That Never Were	Gold
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak
2012	"Killer on the Run"	5
2012	"Temper Flare" 	13
Roxy

Roxy burst onto the scene in early 2008. She immediatly became known for her warm and kind personality and become a loved character on the URAPS Scence. She announced plans on her debut single "Groove" and revealed it would be released on 4th February 2008 and will be an independant release with her own record label funded by herself Groovy Records. She is however still searching for a record deal with one of the main companies.
== Dance With Me ==
Dance With Me is the title of Roxy's debut forthcoming album. The first single to be taken from this album is a track titled Groove. Groove which was released on 4th February 2008. It peaked in the URAPS Pre-release chart at number #06. A video was shot in a club in L.A. It had been backed with a heavy promotional campaign. It had been predicted that it would be a top #20 hit for her. During the week however fans failed to buy it and it entered the charts at a dissapointing #31. It went on to stay in the URAPS Singles chart for one more week before dropping out of the chart.
Roxy is currently working on a new sound and plans to make a comeback in the summer.
==Discography==
Singles
Image:Roxy - Groove CD1.jpg|Groove#31 04 Feb 2008
Category:Female_artists
Category:Urapopstar
Running With Scissors

"Running With Scissors" is a collaboration between Amy Marshall and Horrorfilm Horizon. The single was released August 25, 2008 and is taken from the re-release of Marshall's album Morbid Lullabies.
==Background==
The song was written by Katrina and Karyn of Horrorfilm Horizon, taking Amy into the band's comfort zone of electropop. The song marks new territory for Amy because the sounds of her second and third album were mostly dark and rock oriented, while this is a more upbeat offering, highly influenced by European pop music. Amy's last attempt at recording dance pop was her collaboration with Charlie C, "It Must Be Love", released in 2005.
"Running With Scissors" is not the only song on the reissue of Morbid Lullabies to showcase a new direction for Amy; "Trying To Keep Myself Sane", written by China, also contains electropop influences.
==Promotion==
After the single was announced, Amy's wife and Horrorfilm Horizon member Katrina Regalna was worried she would be dumped when it was reported Amy was dating a Bronxite named Sebastian Rossi. Worried she would be "dumped for a fatass", she convinced Amy to break up with Sebastian by sending nude pictures of herself to her cell phone. Video footage of Amy and Sebastian's angry breakup was later uploaded onto YouTube. Amy also caused a minor controversy when failing label Wired Records singled her out for "not being lesbian enough".
==Track listings==
CD1
1. Running With Scissors
2. H.W.C.
3. The Hunter (Amy solo)
CD2
1. Running With Scissors
2. H.W.C.
3. Dangerous (Horrorfilm Horizon solo)
DOWNLOAD
1. Running With Scissors
2. Amy & Katrina making sexual sounds for 10 minutes
==Chart performance==
"Running With Scissors" reached #1 on the airplay charts on August 17, 2008, becoming the sixth #1 for Amy and the second for Horrorfilm Horizon. With this single, Amy broke a three-way tie for most airplay #1s, a record she shared with Esmeralda Dimuzio and Sandi York.
The single entered at #19 on downloads only the week before its physical release, climbing to #4 when the physical single was released with sales of 41,232. Though the single is the highest charting and best selling for Horrorfilm Horizon, it fell short of Amy's expectations. The single sold a total of 175,801 copies in its chart run.
==External links==
Lyrics
Preceded by"Fleeing The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony" by Romo	Urapopstar Airplay #1 SingleAugust 17, 2008-September 7, 2008September 14, 2008	Succeeded by"Bitch In Heat" by It's Not Over Until The Fat Lady Sings
Category:Amy Marshall singles
Category:2008 singles
Ryan Simmonds

Ryan Simmonds is a highly successful singer/songwriter. After signing a multi-million pound deal with Ghettoland Records when he was just 18 years old, Simmonds launched his debut album "Brighter Than Dull" to rave reviews, and it clocked up huge record sales. The media mogul spent two and half years dominating headlines and notching up chart hits. To this day, he holds some of Urapopstar's most coveted chart records - Including the first artist to notch up eight No1 singles.
Since's Ryan released his first single, "Boys and Girls", he went on to have three UK No1 albums - "Brighter Than Dull", "Media" and "Unplugged" - "Media" being the second biggest selling in URAPS history!
In 2002, he bought his own record label and married singer Jessika Berqvist, but promptly disappeared from the scene 15 months ago. Following marriage problems, Simmonds was forced to cancel his 2003 CD, "Waiting For Lightning".
July 2004 witnessed the announcement that Simmonds was to return to the music industry and was working on a new album, which was to be released later in 2004. Simmonds stating: I know I'm never going to be able to sell records like I used to. But I love making music, and I should not be stopped from doing so. Even if only a few hundred people buy the album, I'll be happy. I'm back to my old self and I'm ready to show the whole world".'
However the release never occured and Simmonds is yet to make a comeback.
==Discography==
===Albums===
* #01 Brighter Than Dull [10/06/01]
* #01 Media [05/05/02]
* #01 Unplugged [24/11/02]
===Singles===
* #01 Boys And Girls [27/05/01]
* #01 Can You See Where I'm Coming From? [05/08/01]
* #01 That Goes First [21/10/01]
* #01 The Magic Of Love (with Amalia) [20/01/02]
* #01 Innocent As Sin [28/04/02]
* #01 Someone By Your Side [08/09/02]
* #01 Just Another Love Song [17/11/02]
* #02 Snow (with Gasp) [29/12/02]
Category:Artists with number ones
SCRE4M

"SCRE4M" is a soundtrack album by Edna Albaquerque and Wolf Wolfe. It charted at #10 and sold 435,294 copies.
===Tracklisting===
 
# "I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight (Song 4 Kirby)"
# "PR Nightmare"
# "Dat's Just My Baby Daddy"
# "Shine, Shine, Shine (Let It Shine)"
# "Well Did You Evah?"
# "That's What Friends Are For"
# "Mambo Number 5"
# "Danny's Song (Even Though We Ain't Got Money)"
# "Bin Juice"
# "Macaulay Culkin Turned Us Down"
# "Halloween, Texas Chainsaw, Dawn of the Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, Amityville Horror, Black Christmas, House of Wax, Prom Night, My Bloody Valentine! It's one of those, right? (I Won, Charlie! I Fucking Won! #Winning)"
# "Fuck Bruce Willis"
# "If You Wanna Be Happy"
# "I'm Gay... If That Helps?"
# "Jill's Song"
# "We Are Family (So Please Don't Stick That Knife In Me!)"
# "Theme From Multiplicity"
# "Scream If You Wanna Go Faster"
Sandi Cohen

Sandi Cohen (nee York) is a British alternative rock singer. She began her career in 2007 using her maiden name, and accumulated a string of hits from her debut album Personality Disorders under the moniker Sandi York including "To Belong To This World" (#2) and "I Am The Devil" (#1), both underscored by massive promotional campaigns. But her public image suffered later that year, and subsequent album The Butterfly Effect was regarded as a failure.
In late 2008, Sandi returned to prominence with the single "Catatonia" and album The Road To Oblivion, which became two of her greatest successes to date. In April 2009, Sandi announced she was engaged to a man named Tomas Cohen, going on to add her future releases will be released with Cohen as her surname. As Sandi Cohen, she earned two top 5 hits including "Exhalation", which became her first top 3 single since her early career.
Sandi will return with her fourth album in 2010. Its lead single is "Wall Street Pornography", a collaboration with DJ Double Garage.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2007: Personality Disorders (#1)
2007: The Butterfly Effect (#6)
2008: The Road To Oblivion (#3)
2010: Elysium (#2)
===Singles===
2007: Scars Won't Heal (#14)
2007: To Belong To This World (#2)
2007: I Am The Devil (#1)
2007: Black Tie (#7)
2008: I Gave You Blood (featuring Splinter) (#10)
2008: Discount First Dates/Cruel Intentions (#7)
2008: Catatonia (#5)
2009: Young Skin (#8)
2009: Soliloquy/...And They Lived Happily Ever After? (#4)
2009: Exhalation (Trentemoller Mix) (#3)
2010: Wall Street Pornography (with DJ Double Garage) (#4)
2010: Best Friend (#2)
2010: The Livingstone Architects (#2)
2011: Espionage (Jamie xx Mix) (#2)
2011: Witching Hour (#1)
2011: Caught In A Tiger Trap (TBA)
Category:Alias artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Sapphire

Sapphire was a British girl group. The group experienced many line-up changes; their best-known line-up consisted of Katrina Winter, Marissa McKenzie, and siblings Caroline, Nikki, and Veronica West. They were also best known for their label Filthy/Gorgeous giving them extravagant budgets for their single and album releases.
Sapphire was one of the first acts on Urapopstar to hit it big following a DNC single. Their single "Men: No Entry" was one of the highlights of Christmas week 2004 and helped the girls earn their biggest hit with a #3 peak.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2004: Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (DNC)
2004: Sapphire World (#4)
2006: Singles, B-Sides & Rarities (#20)
===Singles===
2004: Advanced Warning/We Miss You (DNC)
2004: Here To Stay (#13)
2004: Download It (#8)
2004: Men: No Entry (#3)
2005: This Is The Sapphire World We Live In (featuring MC Labels) (#6)
2005: Closer 2 U/Funkalicious (#12)
2005: Just Don't Give A Damn (#17)
2006: Pumping It Up For Good/Forever (#34)
Category:Girl groups