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The Uraps Factor discography

The Uraps Factor is a British television music competition to find new singing talent. It has been broadcast annually since 2012 and its first series was completed in July 2012. The winners and finalists of the series have seen varied levels of success with musical releases. Pandora, the winner of series 1, reached number #4 in August 2012 with her winner's single, "On A Mission".
Series one fifth place group Jetfire are the most successful group to have appeared on the show. Their debut single "Tears In Your Eyes" charted in the top 5 and the self-titled debut album Jetfire" charted at number #2. Contestants who only made it to the judges' house stage are also included in the list, such as Rod Cox who has released one single.
Calvin Hawthorne and Aimee Stevens have also released material, with Hawthorne being the first from series one to release a second single, "The Thought Of You", which is also the highest charting single from a The Uraps Factor finalist to date (#3). His album "Kelvin" was also the first release from a 'Uraps Factor' contestant to hit #1 on any chart. Other alumni, Sasha Snow, Kicks and Audiodrama are known to be currently working on material. Artists are listed in order of the series they appeared in, then the position on the show they came:
==Singles==
Artist 	Series	Position in show	Song title 	UK release date 	UK peak chartposition
Pandora 	1 	Winner 	"On A Mission" 	30 July 2012 	4
Aimee Stevens 	1 	Runner-Up 	"Heels" 	8 October 2012 	6
Jetfire 	1 	5th 	"Tears In Your Eyes"	23 July 2012 	5
Jetfire 	1 	5th 	"Time Will Tell" 	12 November 2012	TBR
Calvin Hawthorne	1 	10th 	"Pretend" 	27 August 2012 	6
Calvin Hawthorne	1 	10th 	"The Thought Of You"	15 October 2012 	3
Audiodrama 	1 	16th 	"TBA" 	17 December 2012	TBR
Rod Cox 	1 	Judges' house 	"Butterface" 	20 May 2012 	11
==Albums==
Artist 	Series	Position in show	Album title	UK release date	UK peak chartposition
Jetfire 	1 	5th 	"Jetfire" 	30 July 2012 	2
Calvin Hawthorne	1 	10th 	"Kelvin" 	15 October 2012	1
The Warrior Tour

The Warrior Tour is the second UK and Ireland tour by Ruby & The Gems. 
==Support Acts==
* Sara! (United Kingdom, Ireland)
* Coral Harris (United Kingdom, Ireland)
==Setlist==
(NOT CONFIRMED)
* SECTION ONE
* 1. Guy Like You
* 2. Dangerous
* 3. On The Way Down
* SECTION TWO
* 4. Middle Of Nowhere
* 5. Ain't Your Sister
* 6. Running Away
* 7. Last Time
* 8. Let Go
* 9. Keep Up
* SECTION THREE
* 10. Bones
* 11. Heart Go Boom
* 12. Radio
* 13. Mean Girls
* 14. Diamond Rings
* 15. Wild Child
* 16. Euphoria (Cover)
* SECTION FOUR
* 16. Bad Girl
* 17. War Zone
* 18. Diamond Rings
* SECTION FIVE
* 19. Waiting
* 20. Warrior
==Tour Dates==
===Leg 1===
United Kingdom & Ireland
* JUNE 30TH DONCASTER DOME
* JULY 1ST NOTTINGHAM CAPITAL FM ARENA
* JULY 2ND MANCHESTER MEN ARENA
* JULY 3RD SHEFFIELD MOTORPOINT ARENA
* JULY 5TH BRIGHTON CENTRE
* JULY 6TH BOURNEMOUTH BIC
* JULY 7TH CARDIFF MOTORPOINT ARENA
* JULY 8TH LIVERPOOL ECHO ARENA
* JULY 10TH NEWCASTLE METRO RADIO ARENA
* JULY 11TH GLASGOW SECC
* JULY 12TH ABERDEEN AECC
* JULY 14TH BIRMINGHAM LG ARENA
* JULY 15TH LONGON WEMBLEY ARENA
* JULY 17TH BELFAST ODYSSEY ARENA
*JULY 18TH DUBLIN THE O2
Category:Tours
They Call Her Pandora

"They Call Her Pandora" is the third single from INTOXICATED's second album Under The Influence. Written by Shell Ruin, it was released on March 30, 2008 and became the group's third consecutive #1 single.
The single is notable for the fact that group member Gina left INTOXICATED midway through the promo.
==Track listings==
CD1
# They Call Her Pandora [Radio Edit]
# Surveillance
CD2
# They Call Her Pandora (Radio Edit)
# They Call Her Pandora (Alesha's Pretty Persuasion Remix)
# They Call Her Pandora (Twisted Disco's Open Box And Broken Locks Remix)
# They Call Her Pandora (Meanwhile, Back At The Dream Mix)
# They Call Her Pandora (Indigo Peak's Open The Box Electro Remix)
# They Call Her Pandora (Charlie C's Discomatic Diva Edit)
# They Call Her Pandora (EC Seduction Club Dub)
# They Call Her Pandora (Christine's MY NAME IS CHRISTINE NOT PANDORA. GOD. Mix)
==Cover versions==
Romo released a cover of "They Call Her Pandora" as a B-side to her 2011 single, "Pandora Kills".
Preceded by""I Like The Way You..." by Charlie C	Urapopstar #1 SingleApril 6, 2008-April 20, 2008	Succeeded by"Sexxxy Robots/Dodging Bullets" by Jack Stevens
Preceded by""I Like The Way You..." by Charlie C	Urapopstar Airplay #1 SingleApril 13, 2008-April 27, 2008	Succeeded by"Discount First Dates" by Sandi Cohen
Category:2008 singles
Category:Number one singles
Think Ahead

Think Ahead is a single by Esmeralda Dimuzio from her live album The Empress Tour Live; it is the only studio track on the album. The track premiered on October 30th after she had performed the song at her live shows.
The song is in Esmeralda's usual pop/rock style, about being cautious after having been in bad relationships, and urges any potential partner to "think ahead" before they fall in too deep.
The single is released on December 7th, against 4tune, Crystal Barker and Violetta DiNozzo.
==Tracklistings==
===CD1===
#Think Ahead
#Tell Her It's Over (Neyssa cover)
#Infidelity (Ace*Teens cover)
#Forget Me (Indigo Peak cover)
===CD2===
#Think Ahead
#False Hopes vs. What You Waiting For?
#Think Ahead (Video)
==Video==
The video features Esmeralda as a student who feels wronged by a male classmate who keeps stalking her. She then gets revenge on him by driving her motorcycle into a trap and jumping off before the motorcycle crash lands in the water, drops the boy in the water, and sets off a Rube Goldberg-style device that drops a giant ball down a waterslide and lights up a series of lights that spell out "C-H-E-A-T-E-R". At the end, Esmeralda plants a pie in the boy's face.
Emily Henning co-stars as the teacher in the video.
==Chart performance==
"Think Ahead" has so far reached #1 on pre-release and #9 on airplay. It debuted at #5 in its first week on the charts.
Category:2009 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Thorn City

Thorn City are a British pop group. 
== Formation ==
== Music ==
=== Lineup change ===
== Discography ==
===Albums===
*2010: Death To Passion
*2012: Forthcoming Sophomore Album
===Singles===
*2010: Supernova
*2010: Paper Houses
*2010: It's Not Art
*2011: Kingdom Come
*2012: Threshold
Tika Yuki

Tika Yuki is a Japanese-American singer who is the sister of Japanese superstar/UK one hit wonder Ami Yuki. Tika placed third in URAPS Idol 8 and launched her solo career in late 2007.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2008: Black Widow (#2)
===Singles===
2007: Something Wicked This Way Comes (#5)
2008: Drunk Girl (#2)
2008: Black Widow (#2)
2009: Mind F*ck (#5)
===Promo singles===
2007: Maneater (download only)
Category:Reality TV stars
Time's Never Right

"Time's Never Right" is the second single released by Thalia. It was also her come back single, after a 2 year Hiatus.
==Background==
The song was written by Thalia while she was still in SHY. The song was intended to be used as an album track for the group, however when they split in 2010 she recorded the song for her solo project. The song was recorded in 2010 with producer Moneybaggz, however for the 2012 release the song was re-worked and updated. 
The song itself is a uptempo song, heavily swaying towards old school R'n B and a tribute to mo'town, without forgetting some modern twists.
==Video==
The video for the shoot featured Thalia, Drag Queen impersonators and lots of lights. The video was shot in a back lot studio in London a few weeks prior to the release.
==Chart Success==
The single charted within the top 3 in the U.K, entering in at #2 and was the second highest entry of the week.
Tino

Tino became famous when he competed in the 2005 edition of URAPS Idol. Born in Puerto Rico as Celestino Martinez, he moved to Miami with his family when he was a child. He never grew acustomed to the English language and tends to speak in Spanglish more than anything.
Tino's self love became evident before he made Idol with his famous tagline Me So Sexy. Tino says he began using the line as a way to accept himself for who he was, but apparently is at the point where he believes it.
He made the top 12 in URAPS Idol after impressing the public with his rendition of "Livin La Vida Loca." There were rumors he was having affairs with several female contestants during the show including Josie Matthews, Selan and winner Olivia Dimuzio.
Tino's charisma made him a fan favorite and he ultimately finished in 3rd in the competition, beating out people such as Selan, AJ Hutton and Nate Brown. 
After Idol, Tino was signed to Tigerstar Records to a one album deal. He released his debut single in July 2006. The song was his trademark phrase Me So Sexy. Tino didn't take much of the promotion seriously, but the single still managed to become a top 20 hit. 
Tino released his 2nd single in November 2006. He covered Ricky Martin/William Hung's She Bangs and collaborated with It's Not Over Until the Fat Lady Sings for the single. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but the single only reached #21 on the charts, becoming Fat Lady's lowest charting single in their career. 
One week later, Tino released his debut album So Sexy. The album featured more feel good songs, and a questionable collaboration with singer Boris. The album was a commercial flop only reaching #30 on the charts.
Tino only released one single following this, the Girls Aloud parody Sexy! Si Si Si, which also failed to receive much momentum. 
In 2010, Tino made a surprise comeback, with his biggest hits to date: Sexy Again (2010), Tatino Telemundo and Feliz Navidad (Sexy Christmas).
Category:Reality TV stars
Category:Latin pop singers
To The Floor

"To The Floor"' is the fourth single from Syd Wolfe. It was the first single to be taken from the re-release of Syd's album "Big Bad Wolfe".
==Song information==
To The Floor was originally recorded in a session with Ryan Tedder during Syd's trip to L.A to shoot her appearance in Phoenix Rising's video for 'Eyes On The Prize'.
A remastered version was then produced by Indigo Peak and was a definite for the Big Bad Wolfe re-release. It was not, however, first choice for the first single from the re-release.
"Superbitch Parade" was initially to be Syd's fourth single. The track later became a collaboration with Crystal Barker.
==Chart performance==
 On July 6th, To The Floor charted at #1 on the official UK singles chart with 85,000+ sales. The same day, To The Floor reached #1 on the POPBOX chart and climbed to #2 in the airplay chart, Thus becoming Syd's most successful single to date.
On the airplay charts, the single is without a doubt Syd's best performing. Spending 5 weeks in the top 3 with it's run being: 33-10-4-2-2-3-3-3-11-25-33-32. 
The single has since gone platinum in recognition of selling 290,251 and is currently Syd's second best selling single despite being her only #1.
==Music video==
==Track listings==
UK CD1:
# To The Floor
# Come & Get Me (Featuring Othello)
# To The Floor (Twisted Disco's Drip Sweat Dubstep Mix)
# To The Floor (Video)
UK CD2:
# To The Floor
# Tomorrow & Today
# To The Floor (Elice Clair's Dynamic & Sexual Romance Edit)
# To The Floor (Mystical Wonderbat Edit)
# To The Floor (Aftershock's Invisible Ceiling Dub)
# To The Floor (UpTempo's I'm Not The Daddy Remix)
# To The Flooh-r (Syd Vs The Infinite Mash-Up)
# Picture Us On The Floor (Syd vs Ben Parker Mash-Up)
Preceded by"Belle Ball/Covergirl" by Romo & China	Urapopstar #1 SingleJuly 5, 2009	Succeeded by"Product Of The Past" by Esmeralda Dimuzio
Category:2009 singles
Tom Owen

Tom Owen (born April 3, 1975) is a British vocalist who is one of the longest-running male performers on Urapopstar. His greatest success came in early 2003 when he helped begin Lucreacia's streak of fourteen consecutive #1 singles with their cover of Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave's "Where The Wild Roses Grow". His popularity saw a decline in later months, but he re-emerged in 2005 with the top 5 single "All Your Attention" and a developing friendship with Russ Hooch.
==Discography==
===Albums===
2002: I Only Have Eyes For You (#30)
2002: Break Down (#21)
2002: A New Start (#10)
2003: Cover Story (#3)
2003: Fortune & Fame (#10)
2005: Good Idea (#8)
===Singles===
2002: Everchained (#26)
2002: Baker Street (#16)
2002: Dead Or Alive (#15)
2002: Break Down (#12)
2002: Mad World (#6)
2002: Scream (featuring Britney Aguilera) (#6)
2002: Fairytale Of New York/Me And My Shadow/Somethin' Stupid (with Alex & Tasha) (#6)
2003: Ego A Go-Go (#5)
2003: Where The Wild Roses Grow (with Lucreacia) (#1)
2003: A Man For All Seasons (#14)
2003: Strawberry Letter 22 (#9)
2003: I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen (#20)
2005: All Your Attention (#4)
2005: Hey Girl (#9)
2005: Overkill (#8)
2005: Barriers (#7)
2005: Do Ya? (with Russ Hooch) (#6)
2006: Delicious (with Tasha) (#7)
2006: Invisible Kiss (#10)
===Promo only===
2005: Jessie
2006: O
2007: Halo
Category:Urapopstar
Category:Male artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Tommy Gunn

Tommy Gunn (born Thomas Mackenzie) is a singer currently signed to the Sandi Cohen-owned record label New World Order. Gunn released his debut album Understanding XX in February 2012, where it reached #1 on the albums chart. "Dumb Love" will be the new single from the singer and will be the third and final single from his debut album.
==Controversy==
Gunn was sued by a pornographic actor of the same of the name, citing copyright infringement. The lawsuit stated that Gunn change his stage name, in which he refused to do so. The case is pending.
==Discography==
===Albums===
Album 	Album details	Peak	Certification	Sales
Understanding XX	
*First studio album
*Released: February 2012
*Label: New World Order	1 	Platinum 	680,000+
===Singles===
Year	Single 	Peak	Album 	Certification
2012	"The One I Love"	3 	Understanding XX'	
2012	"Brave The Fire"	1 	Understanding XX'	
2012	"Dumb Love" 	 	Understanding XX'	
===Featured singles===
Year	Single 	Peak	Album 	Certification
2012	"You Love Me"(Syd Wolfe featuring Tommy Gunn)	 	Monsters Reloaded	
====Promotional singles====
Year	Single 	D/LPeak	Album
2012	"Last Night's Tomorrow"	 	Understanding XX
Category:Male singers
Top Of The Pack

"Top Of The Pack" is the second single by Crystal Barker, released in May 2009. It became her first successful single, following on from the commercial failure of her debut single "What Was I Thinking?". The song is considered a breakthrough in Crystal's career, where she managed to gain fans. The song debuted at #12 but the next week rose to #3. The release of the single also caused the album, "Crystal Clear" to rise to #6, when it's previous peak was #18. The single also led to Crystal getting her first record deal, with Wired Records.
Category:2009 singles
Toyboy

"Toyboy" is the third single from British girlgroup INTOXICATED. The single follows on from the group's #1 single "Freeze Over", and features upcoming rapper Coral Harris. The single was originally scheduled for a release date of March 12, however it was pushed back two months three weeks before the release date due to issue's in the group, such as band member Sara's debut solo release. After several date changes, the single was eventually cancelled in the last week of April, due to problems within the girl group.
==Background==
Upon the release of INTOXICATED's third studio album "Love & War", "Toyboy" was noticed as a standout track on the album, and deffinately worthy of being the next single. The track also featured Coral Harris, an upcoming grime artist who was looking to appear on as many records as she could before the release of her debut single. The single was originally due for a 12 March release, however it was eventually pushed back a week for promotional reasons. Three week's before it's release, Intoxicated announced they were going on hiatus, and would be releasing "Toyboy" as download only. However in early March Coral hit out at the group for the cancellation, and they ended up giving it a new release date of 7 May.
==Release and reception==
The song was recieved good reviews from critics, who enjoyed the fiesty persona both acts delivered during the song. Most critics called it a "sure-fire future number 1" until it's cancellation.
==Music video==
It has been revealed that the video is set to be the band's most steamy and raunchy video to date. It is known that Coral will make an appearance in the video, and two screenshots of the video were revealed. However after the single's cancellation it is unlikely the full video will ever be released to the public.
==Track listing==
TBA
==Performances==
None to date
==Artwork==
Image:Toyboypromo.jpg|Promo cover
==Chart performance==
The track is due for release March 12, 2012.
It debuted on the Airplay Chart issued February 4, 2012 at #38 before rising to #33, #19, #18 and #14 before it peaked at #12. On February 19, 2012 it debuted on the download chart at #17 and peaked at #16. The song never managed to chart higher than these positions due to it's cancellation.
==Charts==
Charts (2011) 	Peak
UK Downloads Chart	16
UK Airplay Chart 	12
Category:2012 singles
Category:Duets
Trish

Trish, also known as Trish Stratus, was a pop singer who released between 2002 and 2006. She had been known for her relationships with male stars such as Crispian Feather and Luke Ramada, as well as a feud with one-hit wonder Kimmygirl.
== Discography ==
===Albums===
*2002: Stratusfaction Guaranteed #8
*2003: You Only Live Twice #5
*2004: Naked #7
===Singles===
*2002: Paradise Lost #20
*2002: Horny #4
*2003: Crazy #2
*2003: Take Me For A Ride #2
*2003: Give A Girl A Break #7
*2003: Lover Or Friend? (with Miss Drips) #1
*2003: Blow My Whistle (featuring MC Alethia) #8
*2004: Some Girls #9
*2004: Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know/Career Suicide (featuring MC Labels) #10
*2004: Heroin/How Many/Naked #14
*2005: Foolish #9
*2005: Goosebumps #13
*2006: Supernatural (with Esmeralda Dimuzio) #8
*2006: Take Me Home DNC
Category:Female artists
Category:Artists with number ones
Try Sleeping With The Enemy

"Try Sleeping with the Enemy" is a song by American pop singer Syd Wolfe. 
It was released on November 21, 2011, as the fifth single from Wolfe's third studio album Monsters and is her fourteenth single overall.
Upon release, it reached #2 in the UK singles chart, while it's parent album "Monsters Reloaded" stayed at the top of the album charts for a second week.
==Song information==
==Reception==
The song peaked at #2 on UK Downloads, the week preceding official release.
On November 27th, the single charted at #2 with first week sales of 94,928.
Turn Your Head

'Turn Your Head' is the third and final single to be lifted from the album, Through The Shadows. The track debuted at #10 on the UK Official Charts making it her lowest chart position to date. However with sales of 200,000, the track did significantly better than her previous effort, "DJ". 
==Critical reception==
The song received positive reviews from music critics. BBC Music's Mike Diver said, in the album's review, that the "Turn Your Head" is "memorable" due to its use of "military percussion" and Nick Levine of Digital Spy claimed that the track contains a "cute combination" of "strings and sweet nothings". Tom Ewing of The Guardian said that the song was "an austere take on modern pop that gives Anna's voice the space it needs" and Louise McCudden of In The News said that, despite having "possibly the most lyrically mundane chorus [she had] ever heard", "Turn Your Head" is a "well-calculated song" that gets stuck in the listener's head. MusicOMH writer Sam Shepherd voiced his belief that the song includes's Anna's best vocal from the album and he praised the "deftly orchestrated production" and Andy Gill of The Independent said that there is an "undertow of paranoia" in the piece. Later Fraser McAlpine, during his chart blog review of the song, awarded "Turn Your Head" five out of five stars, saying "Anna's pleading voice strikes home. Hard. [..] It's nothing to do with anything which is happening in her personal life, I don't need the back-story to get carried away, it's simply that she sings these tender, mournful lyrics as if she means every word."
==Music Video==
The accompanying music video for "Turn Your Head" was filmed in early May 2011 at Eltham Palace in London and made its debut on T4 at 12.20 GMT on 25 May 2011. The concept of the video is very much the same of that of the single cover. Anna performs a routine styled by the fairground accompanied with male dancers. 
Digital Spy was complimentary about Anna's choice of attire in the video, whilst the Daily Mail praised the choreography. Promo News also gave the video a good review and called it "a top-notch pop vid".
==Tracklisting==
==Release History==
===Purchaseable Release===
Region 	Date 	Format 	Label
United Kingdom	July 25, 2011	Digital Download 	Fusion Records
United Kingdom	July 25, 2011	Digital Download - Remixes	Fusion Records
===Radio Adds===
Region 	Date 	Format
United Kingdom	April 11, 2011	Mainstream/Top 40
== Performances ==
*G.A.Y. - February 12, 2011
*Daybreak - July 21, 2011
*Something For The Weekend - July 23, 2011
*Alan Carr's Chatty Man - July 24, 2011
*This Morning - July 25, 2011
*Loose Women - July 26, 2011
== Chart Performance ==
Charts Data 	Peak Position
UK Official Singles Chart 	10
UK Official Downloads Chart 	14
UK Official Airplay Chart 	N/A
UK Official Chart Run 	10-11-11-15-17-19-25-26-30-39-38-40
Official Charts Company: Total Sales	195,681