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No Fairytale

"No Fairytale" 
 
Single by Helena Rossi
from Queenbee 
Released June 1, 2009 
Format CD Single, Digital 
Recorded 2009 
Genre Pop, Ballad, Dance 
Length 
Label Elite Records 
Writer B. DeRosa 
Producer B. DeRosa, H. Rossi 
Chart position 
Certification 
Additional artwork 
CD2 
Helena Rossi chronology 
Love Thug
(2009) No Fairytale 
(2009) Scream Her Name 
(2009) 
 
No Fairytale is the fourth official single by pop singer, Helena Rossi, it is the sixth single in all. It is her second written by China to be released from Rossi. 
Contents
•1 Music video
•2 B-sides
•3 Track listings
•4 Charts
•5 Release history
 
Music video
The video is directed by Jake Nava, and has begun filming on April 19. According to a rep to contains a lot of 'acting'. It premiered a mere day before the full release. It shows Rossi in a ballroom dancing with an actor. She is heartbroken when the actor refuses to say he loves her and storms out. She ensues a chase where she ends up in her bedroom crying, when the man gives her jewellery and kiss. 
B-sides
A leaked demo called Falling in Love Again was originally intended to serve as a B-side on this dsic. Rossi said she would have another song as a B-side after this, it is unknown whether or not the song will still appear. It will be released on the CD1. 
Two other tracks from the Scream My Name Tour are featured. 
Track listings
Promo Single 
1.No Fairytale (Single Version) 
2.No Fairytale (Album Version) 
3.Call Out Hook 
CD1 
1.No Fairytale (Single Version) 
2.Falling in Love Again 
3.No Fairytale (Acoustic live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
CD2 
1.No Fairytale (Album Version) 
2.Way To Go! (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
3.Poker Face (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
4.I Wanna Have Your Babies (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
Digital EP 
1.No Fairytale (Single Version) 
2.No Fairytale (Acoustic live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
3.No Fairytale (Album Version) 
4.No Fairytale (Music Video Edit) 
5.Falling in Love Again 
6.Way To Go! (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
7.Poker Face (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
8.Love Thug (Remix) (Live @ the Sydney State Theatre) 
Charts
Peak Chart (2009) 
#4 
(215,000) UK Singles Chart 
#4 
(83896 spins) UK Airplay 
#4 
(+6215 spins) UK Airplay Greatest Gainers (19/04/09) 
#6 POP BOX Top 10 
#2 URAPS Pre Release 
#7 Billboard Hot AC Charts 
Release history
Country Release Format Release Date 
United States AC Radio April 7, 2009 
United Kingdom Digital Pre-order April 11, 2008 
United Kingdom Airplay April 12, 2008 
United States Digital download May 1, 2009 
United Kingdom Physical, Digital June 1, 2009 
Japan Physical, Digital June 22, 2009
No Forgiveness

"No Forgiveness" is a U.S only single and was released as the U.S. lead single from MIDNIGHT's debut album Demons on November 2nd. The single was written by now retired, successful pop legend Elice Claire. The song was chosen for the singers lead single in the U.S market due to her label deciding that the more R&B sound to the single would be more appealing to that market, compared to the electropop singles "Survive" and "Little Miss Murder" in the UK.
==Chart performance==
The song charted at #72 on its debut week on the Billboard Hot 100 and also debuted at #6 on the UK downloads chart due to heavy demand. A week later due to increasing airplay and downloads, the song climbed to #42 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song continued to climb steadily until it finally reached a peak of #7, selling over 500,000 copies and became certified Gold. The single spent 20 weeks in the Billboard Hot 100 and has been certified Platinum for sales of over one million copies.
==Music video==
The video opens with MIDNIGHT opening a box as she slowly pulls out a piece of paper, wWe see a list of names written down as she crosses the name "Jeremy" out as the scene fades to a landscape of mountains and the sky, a bird flying past as footsteps are heard approaching in the background. The footsteps are heard louder now, a no trespassing sign is shown on screen but of course, the rebellious MIDNIGHT ignores the sign and continues to walk forward. We then see that she's brought a little company along, his hands are tied behind his back as he kneels to the floor, she walks behind and blindfolds him, she grabs his top and pulls him up, spinning him around as he becomes dizzy. The music fades as we hear a conversation between the two as she stops spinning him around, he pleads her to let him go as she remains silent with a blank expression, looking at him. She then slowly walks behind him and runs her hands down his back as he begins to breathe heavier. The music fades in, her hands stop running down his back as she keeps her hands still on his back. She forcefully pushes him forward, a loud shout of fear is heard from him over the music, he believes he's about to be pushed off of the mountaintop, he pauses, shaking in fear as she smirks. We hear a conversation between them again, she promises to guide him to safety as he nods fearfully. She tells him to walk forward, her spinning him around has left him dizzy and confused of what direction he's going in, he listens and does so as his steps slowly become smaller as he fears where he's going, he takes another step before falling off of the mountaintop and to his death. MIDNIGHT's steps are heard as she walks forward as she comes in view of the camera, she looks down, his body not shown on camera, her face looking unamused. The shot quickly changes to her shadow as we see her shadow walk off camera, the video fading out.
==Live performances==
*Fusion: Live
==Track listings==
*Promo CD
# No Forgiveness (Radio Edit)
# No Forgiveness (Album Version)
# No Forgiveness (Instrumental)
*Digital Download
# No Forgiveness
==Artwork==
Image: No_forgiveness.png|CD1
Image: NOPROMO.png|Promo cover
No Way Out

"No Way Out" is the debut single by British boyband Difused. The song written by band members Danny Stephingham, Kris Rios and Jamie Elite and serves as the lead single from the band's debut studio album, which is yet to be announced. The song was released on 9 January 2012, having received its first airplay on 7 December 2011 on BBC Radio 1. It charted at #2 with first week sales of 98,791.
==Background==
Difused were first introduced on 18 November 2011 and recieved a large amount of media attention due to Danny being the younger brother of Ruby and the Gems and Jamie being the younger brother of Candi and Chase Elite. On 4 December 2011, it was announced the single would be titled "No Way Out", with a rumoured release date of 30 January, 2012. PopJustice previewed a 30 second clip of the song on 6 December. The group also recieved a strong media following during promoting due to the death of Jamie Elite's elder brother, Carter Elite on 01 December, 2011. The group's management denied Jamie time off to grieve, leading to the band changing management a week later. 
==Release and reception==
The song premiered on 7th December 2011, on Radio 1. The song recieved a positive review from critics, complimenting it's "suprising" sound, being more indie and "'deserving of more critical aclaim' than would be expected". The group performed the track on Candi's Christmas Gift, being watched by 9 million viewers.
==Music video==
An image from the video was published on 8 December 2011 and the following day a 30 second trailer was released. The full video officially premiered on 18 December 2011.
The video is in reverse, at the start of the video we see the boys travelling to or from somewhere, when they infact are getting away. As the video progresses, we see the boys meet with their female friends/love interests who they become close with. If you look at the video backwards, you see they meet then fall out, and get away - but is mirrored the other way.
==Track listing==
;CD Physical
# "No Way Out"
# "Forget You"
# "No Way Out" (Passion Pit Remix)
;iTunes Bundle / No Way Out EP
# "No Way Out"
# "Forget You"
# "No Way Out" (Kieran Solo Version)
# "No Way Out" (Danny Solo Version)
# "No Way Out" (Kris Solo Version)
# "No Way Out" (Jack Solo Version)
# "No Way Out" (Jamie Solo Version)
# "No Way Out" (Music Video)
;Single Download
# "No Way Out"
# "Forget You"
==Artwork==
Image:NWO.png|CD cover
Image:NWOB.png|Banner
==Chart performance==
The single was released on 9 January, 2012 and charted at an impressive #2 on the charts, behind Ace Rejects's new release "Sojourn".
===Chart Run===
* Week 1: #2 - 98,791
* Week 2: #4 - 78,409
* Week 3: #6 - 59,623
* Week 4: #9 - 40,080
* Week 5: #16 - 17,701
* Week 6: #25 - 10,023
* Week 7: #27 - 9,100
* Week 8: #24 - 10,564
* Week 9: #33 - 5,653
* Week 10: #28 - 8,001
* Week 11: #37 - 4,930
* Week 12: #33 - 7,321
* Week 13: #19 - 13,615
* Week 14: #32 - 7,634
* Week 15: #29 - 7,997
TOTAL: 379,442
==Charts==
Charts (2011) 	Peak
UK Singles Chart 	2
UK Download Chart	4
UK Airplay Chart 	1
Category:2012 singles
Category:Debut singles
Noah Woods

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NOAH WOODS
Noah Woods arrived on the URAPS scene as a contestant on hit reality show IDOL. He soon became known as the underdog of the competition will may people believing he wouldnt last a couple of weeks, however instead he won the heart of the nation and eventually was voted into the final, beating early favourite such as Aurora Lilly, Tyson Little and Calvin Andrews. 
It became a boy verses girl finale when he was placed against early favourite Stacy Hart, whom he was rumoured to be flirting with backstage. 
However Noah was beaten to becoming the IDOL when Stacy recieved 61% of the public vote.
Noah signed a deal with Wired Records within a week of leaving the competition and is soon to announce his debut single.
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Male artists
Category:Reality TV stars
Category:Wired artists
Nocturnal

Nocturnal is the debut (mini) album by Caymon, released under Fusion Records in August 2011. Prior to the album, two singles ("All Over Again" and Give You My Love") were released. Nocturnal debuted at #1 on the Urapopstar album charts and has been certified platinum for sales of 357,544.
==Tracklisting==
# 	Title 	Producer(s) 	
Standard Edition	Standard Edition 	Standard Edition 	Standard Edition
1. 	"Give You My Love" 	Xenomania 	
2. 	"All Over Again" 	Dragonette 	
3. 	"Chemistry" 	Xenomania 	
4. 	"Honey/Sweetie/Baby" 	Xenomania 	
5. 	"Hotness" 	Cherry Cherry Boom Boom	
6. 	"In The Dark" 	Quiz & Lorossi 	
7. 	"Hey Girl" 	Xenomania 	
8. 	"(Hook Onto) Ur Love"	Samuel Dixon 	
Category:Debut albums
Nothing Left To Say

Nothing Left To Say is the second release from Esmeralda Dimuzio's Greatest Hits album. It's a song written about an abusive relationship of the past, and how she must recover from it and not let it bog her down.
The song is one of several new tracks recorded for the greatest hits album, and one Esmeralda had always planned for single release.
During the promotion for the single, Esmeralda had a brief hook-up with popstar Ryan Dawson; however, he soon dumped her and she went missing. However, when she was found, she had suffered amnesia! During her disappearance, Alias Records executives had commissioned a computer-animated video featuring Essie in the future, not remembering her career until old fans jogged her memory. Ironically enough, the video was what helped Essie regain her memory in the real world!
This was Esmeralda's last single for a year, until she announced a return in 2009 with her single False Hopes.
The single reached #6 in the singles chart, beaten by releases from Tika Yuki, Indigo Peak and Carl Reeves, along with holdovers from Jack Stevens and Taylor Brookes.
==Covers & Tracklistings==
CD1
#Nothing Left To Say (radio mix)
#Tears of Joy
#Covers on 45
#Underrated
CD2
#Nothing Left To Say (acoustic version)
#Nothing Left To Stand By For (Zak Vs ED)
#Nothing Left To Say (Morris' 4 Minutes of Silence Mix)
This single is a rare single with more tracks on the CD1 than the CD2.
==External Links==
Lyrics
Category:2008 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Olivia Dimuzio

Olivia Dimuzio was the winner of URAPS Idol 7. She was the younger sister of Esmeralda Dimuzio. She reached the top 5 with all three singles she released, making her the first URAPS Idol winner to have a top 5 hit. However, her career ended early when she was killed in a car crash on November 30, 2006.
Recently, URAPS Idol 8 winners Sleazy Sisters covered "Broken Idol" as a tribute to her.
==Discography==
===Singles===
2006: Security Pass (#5)
2006: Explode (#5)
2006: Broken Idol (#5)
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Female artists
Category:Reality TV stars
On A Mission

"On A Mission" is the debut single from The Uraps Factor season one winner Pandora. The song was released on 30 July 2012 as her official winner's single. 
==Tracklisting==
# "On A Mission"
# "Hometown Glory"
# "Ain't Nobody" / "Go"
# "Kings & Queens"
==Chart Performance==
The song peaked at #4.
Category:2012 singles
Category:Debut singles
Orchestra

"Orchestra" is a 2011 single by Belgian soul artist Aurora Reed. It reached #1 on the singles chart, becoming her first number one single and cementing her rising superstar status in the music industry that year. It failed to top the charts though in her native Belgium, only charting at #276 because they have strict anti-beanie laws in that country which Aurora rejects. It did get #1 in Iraq though because she did a Labrinth and threw bombs on it.
Category:2011 singles
Overwhelmed, Awake and Confused: The Best of Dr. C and the Predicates

"Overwhelmed, Awake and Confused: The Best of Dr. C and the Predicates"
Compilation album from Dr. C and the Predicates
Released: 23 April 2007
Recorded: 2003-07
Genre: Rock
Label: Alias
Writer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
Producer(s): Dr. C and the Predicates
CHART POSITIONS
#1 (URAPS Albums Chart)
DR. C AND THE PREDICATES ALBUM CHRONOLOGY
Last Album Current Album Next Album
Impossible Artifacts
(2006) 	Overwhelmed, Awake and Confused: The Best of Dr. C and the Predicates
(2007) 	
Overwhelmed, Awake and Confused: The Best of Dr. C and the Predicates is the fifth album from rock band Dr. C and the Predicates; it is also their first greatest hits compilation. The album will include every single released to date since their debut in 2003, and also includes the new single A Touch Of Distant Fire. In addition, it is the first Dr. C album to include the duets Follow Me (with Hélène Schneider) and Cry Wolf (with Rocco Varens), as well as their 2005 hit single Disappear, which was previously only available on an EP.
The album debuted at #4 in its first week on sale, then climbed to #1 in its second week, giving Dr. C and the Predicates a second #1 album.
Tracklisting
 1. Free Form Flex
 2. World In Our Vision
 3. The Love Was Lost (with Emma Latham)
 4. Faceless Crowd
 5. So Sad, So Lonely
 6. Lyin' In The Sun
 7. Satellite
 8. She Heard Me
 9. Serpentine (with Tasha)
 10. Hard To Swallow
 11. Disappear
 12. Some Kind of Monster
 13. Five Years
 14. Flat Tire Road
 15. Follow Me (with Hélène Schneider)
 16. Napoleon
 17. Another Face
 18. Cry Wolf (with Rocco Varens)
 19. A Touch Of Distant Fire
Painkiller

"Painkiller" is the fifth and final single from Amy Marshall's third album Morbid Lullabies. The song was remixed by Xenomania for single release to make it more pop-friendly and was released November 24, 2008.
==Track listings==
CD1
1. Painkiller (Radio Edit)
2. Painkiller (Album Version)
3. Why Do You Think They Call It Dope?
4. Running With Scissors (Live with Horrorfilm Horizon)
CD2
1. Painkiller (Radio Edit)
2. Painkiller (Mossman's Prescription Mix)
3. Painkiller (Mossman's Overdose Dub)
4. Painkiller (IPuprophen Mix)
5. Painkiller (Burnt Wigs and Summer Gigs Mix)
6. Painkiller [eaZE The Pain Vox]
7. Painkiller [4tune's gimme mor4hine mix]
8. Painkiller (RITA MIX)
9. Painkiller (EC's Morning Caffeine & Midnight Morphine Mix)
==Chart performance==
"Painkiller" debuted and peaked at #7 the week of November 30, 2008. Though it became the first single of the Morbid Lullabies era to miss the top 5, it had the benefit of higher sales due to being released close to Christmas; its first week sales of 48,554 at #7 are higher than the first week sales her previous single "Running With Scissors" had at #4. With a total of 211,157 copies sold, "Painkiller", despite missing the top 5, went on to outsell five of her top 5 hits - "Running With Scissors", "Teen Queens & iPod Dreams", "No One/Mood Swing", "Fake Smiles From Hollywood" and "Smiles Are Out Of Style".
On the airplay charts, "Painkiller" entered at #27 on the week of November 2, 2008 and peaked at #4.
==External links==
Lyrics
Category:Amy Marshall singles
Pandora

Pandora (born 29 August 1986) is an English singer-songwriter who won the first series of The The Uraps Factor in 2012. She received a £1 million recording contract by winning, and her winner's single "On A Mission" charted at #4.
== Career ==
===The Uraps Factor (2012)===
Pandora auditioned for the Uraps Factor in late 2011/early 2012. She was first shown when she reached the final 6 girls at the Judges houses, where she sang infront of her mentor Candi and Candi's fiance Callum Andrews, a member of Dante. Her performance of "Bang Bang" impressed them both, and they picked her as one of the top three to progress to the live finals. Once in the live finals, Pandora competed as one of Candi's four girls and sixteen overall contestants. In Week 1 she sang "Breaking Down The Girl" and survived the double elimination. Week 2 saw a performance of "Ain't Nobody/Go" which fused the two songs. On Week 3 Pandora sang "Kings and Queens" and Week 4 her song choice was "Son Of A Preacher Man". Pandora sang "The Writer" on Week 5 and progressed into the final ten. For Week 6, each act had to sing one of their mentor's songs, and Pandora chose "Android's Heartbeat" from Candi's debut album "First Signs Of Sunlight", which recieved strong compliments and saw her once again progress to the next week. For Week 7, contestants had to sing in pairs, and Pandora performed "Heaven" with Sasha Snow and "Dancing On My Own" with Aimee Stevens (ironically the two contestants who came second and third behind Pandora). On Week 8, as part of the final seven, Pandora sang "Hometown Glory" which was considered her strongest performance to date. Week 9 saw six contestants become four as another double elimination took place, however Pandora's versions of "Heavy Cross" and "Back To Black" gained her enough votes to progress. Now in Week 10, Pandora was in the final four, which was ironically all of Candi's four girls in her category. Pandora performed "Nothing's Real But Love" which Candi picked, and "We Are Young", which she chose. For the live grand final on Week 11, Pandora was up against Sasha Snow and Aimee Stevens. Pandora first sang "Hometown Glory" once again considering it her best performance to date. She then performed a duet with Arianna DiCorso of her track "I Bite". She and Aimee Stevens then progressed to the Sunday Night, where the pair both performed the winner's single. It was revealed that Pandora had then recieved the most votes and become the first ever winner of The Uraps Factor.
===Debut era (2012 - present)===
After her win on The Uraps Factor, Pandora was giving the winner's single "On A Mission" to release, which was written by judge Stacy Hart. It was released on 30 July, 2012 and charted at #4.
==Discography==
===Singles===
Year	Title 	Peak	Album
2012	On A Mission	4 	TBA
Category:The Uraps Factors contestants
Paris

Katrina Paris Jones (born August 22, 1989) is a Canadian pop singer located in the United Kingdom.
==Biography==
===Beginnings===
Jones was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 22, 1989, to Marie and Charlies Jones. From a very young age, she had expressed a deep love for music, even writing her first song by the age of 6. Since her family wasn't rich, though, she wasn't able to attend any special music schools or programs beyond her school-funded music events.
By age 19, she had won a contest in her community which gave her the chance to record a demo to send out to record executives. Although no record companies in the United States nor Canada seemed to be interested in her, she'd caught the eyes of record executives in the United Kingdom, specifically at Saturdays Records. They flew her to London, and after an audition, they signed her on the spot, noting her talent, charm, and passion as key reasons she was signed. Shortly after her signing, she began to befriend labelmate China.
===Paris Is Burning and astROMANTIC (2009)===
In June 2009, Paris' single, Smash The Dancefloor, was announced for release on July 6th, 2009. Just a few days later, though, the single was pushed up to June 29th, 2009. Within hours of it's announcement, Paris began promotional activities for the single. Smash The Dancefloor peaked at #11 on the Singles chart, while the album Paris Is Burning peaked at #8 on the albums chart. In September, Paris will join Syd Wolfe on her Bigger & Badder Tour as a supporting act, along with Crystal Barker.
Shortly after the release of her debut single, Paris announced that she would be releasing The Model off her debut album. It was later decided that, due to the volume of b-sides Paris wanted to use, that the single would become The Model EP. On August 16, 2009, Paris speculated via her official Twitter page that The Model EP would be the last single off the album. It was also announced that Paris would join Syd Wolfe and S*F as a supporting act in Asia on Indigo Peak's Stage Invaders: World Tour. 
Paris was to release a second album called astROMANTIC at the end of the year, but after several faked deaths, she went into hiding and decided not to release it.
==Discography==
===Albums===
#8: Paris Is Burning - July 6, 2009
===Singles===
#11: Smash The Dancefloor - June 29, 2009
#7: The Model EP - August 31, 2009
#TBA: Oceans of Tears - June 27, 2010
==Trivia==
* Paris can play 3 instruments: piano, acoustic guitar, and violin.
* Paris is friends with pop sensations China and Elice Claire.
Category:Female artists
Pepper Bridges

Pepper Bridges is a country singer, known for her hit single "White Trash Wedding".
==Discography==
===Albums===
2003: #05 Look
2004: #10 White Trash Woman
===Singles===
2003: #09 Little Country Girl
2003: #06 There Goes The Neighbourhood
2003: #09 When You Kiss Me (with Ryan Oshay)
2003: #04 Look/Travelin' Soldier
2003: #02 White Trash Wedding
2004: DNC God Has A Perm Too, You Know (with Ronda Jean)
2004: #09 Ready To Run
2005: The Fool
==Trivia==
* Pepper made it to stardom from fourth season of the Uraps Idol series, she was from one of the pioneer batches.
* Pepper never appeared on Idol again since 2003, despite her supposedly stint as a judge on the sixth season, which created superstar Cleo Clarice.
* On the tenth season of the show, "Mississippi", one of her songs on her second album "White Trash Woman" was performed by the Top 8 finalists, in a form of medley along with songs by other Idol alumni.
* Andrea Twain & Bridges were one of the earliest prominent country singers that graced Urapopstar until the arrival of Lindsay Belle in 2006.
* Bridges is married to pop star Ryan Oshay.