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Perfectly Fine

Perfectly Fine is the third single from pop singer Ana Simpson's second album Intensive Ground. It was released to airplay on 2 November 2009. A physical release was expected to be released on 4 January 2010, however due to Simpson's departure from music and Single Collection album, the physical release was scrapped.
==Song Information==
"Perfectly Fine" was written by Ana Simpson and produced by Ellen Martel, it's a duet with Missfit member Amy Hargreaves. The song is about winning against a hard battled, which in this case is being Simpson's cancer. In the song Simpson tries to explain how even though she is on the edge of falling, nothing can take her down because she has great strength to carry on.
==Critical reception==
The song received good reviews. The Sun has given the song 4.5/5 stars praising its big strings, vocals and beats. Billboard magazine gave the song a good review. Reviewer Chuck Taylor said about the song: "Perfectly Fine" is an ideal vehicle to fuel horsepower, showcasing frantic piano, turbine tempo, a sing-along lyric about not giving up ... and a vocal that illustrates incomparable prowess."
== Music Video ==
A music video was supposed to be shot on 16 November 2009, however due to Simpson's tour, all promotional plans for the single were scrapped, including the video shoot. Simpson however gave an Interview with DayFM in Australia saying that video was going to be very fancy. Simpson was quoted "So I met with the director of my next music video [Perfectly Fine] and I am very excited to start shooting the video. I recently talked to Amy about it and she's very excited as well. It's going to be a very fun and energetic video with both me and her [Amy] wearing many fancy dresses and doing the catwalk in the runway. It's going to be amazing."
== Track listing ==
Promotional CD
# Perfectly Fine (Single Mix)
# Perfectly Fine (Instrumental)
Digital EP
# Perfectly Fine (Single Mix)
# Perfectly Fine (Instrumental)
# Turnaround (Piano Mix)
# Your Guardian (Piano Mix)
== Charts ==
The song was released as Airplay and Digital only single.
Peak	Chart (2009)
21 	Urapopstar Airplay 40
2 	Digital Download Charts
== Live performances==
* My Final Mission Tour - 2009/2010
* Children In Need - 20 November 2009 
==External links==
* "Perfectly Fine" Song Premiere
Category:Ana Simpson
Category: 2009 singles
Physical Attraction

Physical Attraction is the first Japan single from Helena Rossi's third album, Manifesto, and was written by Elice Claire. It will be released with the Maniac EP and feature other bonus tracks. 
Contents
•1 Music Video
•2 Tracklisting
•3 Release history
•4 Charts
•5 Charts
 
Music Video
The video was shot in August, 2010. It is one of six videos made from the new album, and will be released with the album. It features Helena with big hair, driving a red convertible and performing sexual acts with other men. Her three main back up dancers have a leading role in the video, where they follow Helena trying to stop her from seeing more men. 
Tracklisting
Japanese CD Single/Maniac EP 
1.Physical Attraction 
2.Physical Attraction (Radio Edit) 
3.Maniac 
4.Unloving Boy 
5.Physical Attraction (Instrumental) 
6.Maniac (Instrumental) 
Release history
RGN Format Date 
 Video 
Airplay 
Single November 8, 2010 
November 14, 2010 
November 23, 2010 
Charts
Charts Peak Oricon Chart 
#4 
25,982 Daily Chart 
#7 
54,214 Weekly Chart 
#18 
85,966 Monthly Chart (December)
Picasso

"Picasso" is an upcoming single by American pop singer Syd Wolfe. It is the fourth single from the re-release of Wolfe's third studio album Monsters, Reloaded, and is her seventeenth overall.
==Song information==
Picasso was originally recorded for the first edition of 'Monsters' and was later included the deluxe edition that was limited edition.
When Syd released 'Monsters Reloaded', the track had made its way onto the second disc which was the 'standard' edition of the 'Monsters' album.
==Reception==
Pieces of My Life

Pieces Of My life is the debut album from pop singer Ana Simpson. The album was re-issued on 29 November 2010, to celebrate Simpson's 5 year anniversary and to close the year with a golden key.
== Track listing ==
===UK Edition===
# Pieces Of My Life (Intro)
# Pieces Of My Life
# Look What Love Does To Me
# Heaven Came Down (Feat. Claire Kitten)
# Dance All Nite (Feat. Boris & Lydia)
# The Shiny Star
# We're Naughty Girls (Feat. Natalie Armani)
# Come With Me
# Dont Give Up (Feat. Morris David Cat & M&M)
# How We Play The Game (Feat. Lydia)
# Angel
# (I Will Fall Apart) Without You
# The Hate Song
# You Gotta...
# Theres Nothing You Can Do (UK Bonus Track)
===International Edition===
# Pieces Of My Life (Intro)
# Pieces Of My Life
# Look What Love Does To Me
# Heaven Came Down (Solo Version)
# Simple Rules
# The Shiny Star
# You Gotta...
# How We Play The Game (Feat. Lydia)
# The Hate Song
# Dancefloor Lights
# (I Will Fall Apart) Without You
# Angel
# (Bonus Track) Come With Me
== Charts ==
The album has peaked at number 9 in the UK album charts and went to sell 273,837 copies during it's original run. The album was re-issued on 29 Nover 2010, and re-entered the charts at #12, and sold a total of 24,912 copies in it's re-release week. The album sold a total of 322,654 copies overall and it was certified Platinum.
==Artwork==
Image:Ana_PiecesOfMyLife.jpg|Original Cover
Image: Anapiecesalbumreissueco.jpg|5 Year Anniversary Edition Cover
Image: Anapiecesalbumreissueba.jpg|5 Year Anniversary Edition Back Cover
==External Links==
* Album Re-Issue Booklet
Category:Ana Simpson
Pink Blood

"Pink Blood" is a track taken from Regina Harper's debut album "How Many Miles To Hollywood?". The track was written by Regina, produced by Brian Higgins and was released as an iTunes-only promo single from the abum on July 2nd 2012.
Regina described the song as "giving the middle finger to those who never believed in you". The track received great reviews upon its release with one reviewer calling it a "sure-fire hit".
==Music Video==
The music video for the track was shot in early June 2012 and premiered towards the end of the month as 'Part 1' of Regina's online viral video series. The video centres around Regina at a masquerade ball, meeting with a guy who only wants to have sex with her. She turns him down and later goes to a party and hooks up with a guy who turns out to be the very same guy from the ball. The video ends with police footage of Regina implying that she was raped.
==Charts==
Chart (2012) 	Peakposition
URAPS Download Chart	#2
Pleasure Island Live

Pleasure Island Live is the second headlining solo concert tour by British pop singer Anna Jones, in support of her second studio album Pleasure Island. She performed 8 shows across the United Kingdom.
==Background==
On 12 June 2012, via Anna's official website, her first headlining arena solo tour was announced, saying: "The news you've all been waiting to hear! Anna has just announced her first solo nationwide arena tour, with dates up and down the UK this October." The tour will feature songs from both of her albums, Through The Shadows, and Pleasure Island. Anna also announced plans to do a set of meet and greets at each concert. On the 6th July 2012 Anna took to her official Twitter account asking fans; "(Not including sinlges) which 10 songs from my albums do you HAVE to see live?"
==Opening Acts==
*Amelia
*Coral Harris
*Darren Clarke (London date only
==Setlist==
# "Rhythm of Dance"
# "Wait A Minute" 
# "Pleasure Island" 
# "Bad Ass Ninja (with excerpts from Neon Lights)"
# "Neon Lights"
# "Checkmate" 
# "All My Life"
# "Turn Your Head"
# "Candy Shop"
# "Heart Heart Kiss Kiss" 
# "American Pie" (Regina Harper cover)
# "Tug & War"
# "The Storm"
# "Red Alert (featuring Caymon)" 
# "DJ"
# "Superficial Heart"
# "I'm On Fire"
# "Satisfaction of the Mind"
==Tour dates==
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue
Europe 	Europe 	Europe 	Europe
November 3 	Birmingham	United Kingdom	LG Arena
November 4 	Manchester	United Kingdom	Manchester Evening News Arena
November 6 	Newcastle 	United Kingdom	Metro Radio Arena
November 7 	Sheffield 	United Kingdom	Motorpoint Arena
November 8 	Liverpool 	United Kingdom	Echo Arena
November 10	Cardiff 	United Kingdom	Motorpoint Arena
November 12	Nottingham	United Kingdom	Capital FM Arena
November 13	London 	United Kingdom	Wembley Arena
==External Links==
* Pleasure Island Live announcement
Category:2012 tours
Category:Anna Jones
Category:Tours
Pretend

"Pretend" is a song by English singer and former The Uraps Factor contestant Calvin Hawthorne. The song was released as a single on August 27, 2012 and is Hawthorne's debut single following him coming in tenth place on The Uraps Factor and the first single from his debut album Kelvin. The song premiered on August 7, 2012.
==Background==
"Pretend" is Hawthorne's debut single following his stint on The Uraps Factor, where he came in tenth place. The song will be released as a single on August 27, 2012 and will be available on digital download, digital EP, and CD single. Next Generation confirmed that they would only print and ship a limited copies of the single on CD to "save money". A remix EP for the single was also planned but never came into fruition. The song premiered on August 7, 2012 on the internet and was soon after released to radio.
==Critical reception==
The song has received mixed reviews from critics, with many calling it one of the most "polarizing" tracks of 2012. Some critics have complimented Hawthorne's "surprising conservative style on the tune especially when were expecting something as camp as his performances on The Uraps Factor; some also positively reviewed the song for its "heartbreaking lyrics" and "convincing emotional performance" from Hawthorne himself. Some critics, however, such as Popjustice, gave the song a negative review stating that listeners "were better off watching [Hawthorne] fall off the stage and break his ankle on YouTube [referring to his disastrous rendition of "Fight For This Love" on The Uraps Factor] than listen to this poor excuse of a song - and we say the term loosely - just once!". Hawthorne was also accused for having his vocals "obviously and heavily AutoTuned" in the song.
==Chart performance==
After charting on the airplay and digital charts in the UK, "Pretend" debuted at #6 on the UK Singles Chart, selling 48,769 copies. Critics felt the single "underperformed" as many thought it would reach the top five. It is also the lowest charting single from Next Generation Records to date and the label's first to not make the top five. The single also surprisingly charted in the United States on the Billboard Hot 100 at #7. The single failed to chart in Ireland.
==Track listing==
*CD single
#"Pretend"
#"Diamonds Are Forever
*Digital download
#"Pretend"
*Digital EP
#"Pretend"
#"With Every Heartbeat"
#"Diamonds Are Forever"
#"Pretend" (Wideboys Remix)
#"Pretend" (Wideboys Radio Edit Remix)
==Charts==
Chart (2012) 	Peakposition
UK Singles Chart (URAPS) 	6
UK Downloads Chart (URAPS)	2
UK Airplay Chart (URAPS) 	6
Scotland (URAPS Lew) 	9
US Billboard Hot 100 	7
===Certification===
Country 	Certification
United Kingdom (URAPS)	Silver
==See also==
*The Uraps Factor discography
Category:2012 singles
Pretty White Girls

"Pretty White Girls" is the first single from Romo's fifth studio album, Emotional Pornography. The single will be released along with the album on October 1, 2012, marking Romo's 15th single release and first in almost exactly one year.
==Background==
"Pretty White Girls" is an indie pop song that alternates between soft vocals and heavy beats. The song is described by Romo herself as a protest against the ubiquitous presence of attractive white females in the media and the bias that favors glamorizing the lifestyles of beautiful women instead of spotlighting achievers: "I don't understand how we idolize empty vessels like Kim Kardashian and put them on a pedestal, yet we can't shine the same light on a woman who does something to make something better out of the world. After doing myself a disservice by sitting down and watching television, I found the answer that was in my face all this time - glamour and sex sells."
==Promotion==
"Pretty White Girls" will receive its radio premiere on August 31, 2012.
Category:2012 singles
Category:Romo singles
Product Of The Past

Product Of The Past is the third single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's album Unfinished Business. The song is a tongue-in-cheek look at an aging popstar who tries to make a comeback, but gets pushed aside in favour of a new talent who she says won't last. In the end, she learns her moral that she shouldn't care if she's a so-called "product of the past" and should take pride in such status. The song is said to have a similar sound to "So What" by Pink.
The single is Esmeralda's first release with Wired Records after joining the label.
In response to critics saying she shouldn't do tongue-in-cheek songs like this, Esmeralda decided to cover novelty songs from the past as B-sides... the B-sides are covers of Annalina's I Want To Be Lucradeia, Melvin Be's Some Acts (Always Get #1) and It's Not Over Until The Fat Lady Sings and Allyseenah's We Went Plat'num.
==Video==
The video was premiered on POP BOX on June 20, 2009. It has two separate scenes intertwined together; Esmeralda walking around the Urapopstar Museum, encountering statues and exhibits on the biggest names of Urapopstar history, and one where she is performing to a crowd that starts out empty due to thinking that she's a washed-up hasbeen, but gradually fills up once fans realize that Esmeralda, despite being a so-called "product of the past", can still sing and perform like any other artist around today.
The video was reportedly Esmeralda's most expensive to date, and also includes archival footage from the opening scenes of Urapopstar Awards 9 and the SAVE URAPS telethon. It also includes Esmeralda singing interpolations of Claire Kitten's Glorified Porn Star, Melissa Moore's Undress Me With Your Eyes and Emma Brown and Russ Hooch's Body's Best Bet, along with her very own Standing Strong as an allusion to the fact that she has outlasted her former rival, Sarah Summers.
==Chart performance==
"Product of the Past" became Esmeralda's fifth #1 single, and first in over three years, when it reached the top spot on July 12, 2009 with sales of 79,999. It has also reached #1 on the pre-release chart and POP BOX, and #2 on airplay.
Since its release, it has become Esmeralda's best selling single to date, selling 342,256 copies to date.
==Awards==
"Product Of The Past" has received three nominations at the 2009 Video Music Awards: Best Female Video, Viewers' Choice and Video of the Year. It ended up winning Video of the Year.
"Product Of The Past" is also responsible for two of Essie's nominations at the Urapopstar Awards 17, as it was nominated in Best Single and Best Video.
==Legacy==
A segment on POP BOX was named after the song, where a veteran artist comments on 2 artists from the past of Urapopstar; a video from each is then added to the voting list for the next week's chart.
==External Links==
Everything post
"Product Of The Past" at the Official Charts Company
Preceded by"To The Floor" by Syd Wolfe	Urapopstar #1 SingleJuly 12, 2009	Succeeded by"Love Is A Game/Your Guardian" by Ana Simpson
Category:2009 singles
Category:Esmeralda Dimuzio singles
Category:Number one singles
Punkture

Legolas Punk (born 1982), better known by his stage name Punkture, is a slick Indie and electronica cool kid signed to Ensemble Records. On August 25th Punkture will release his debut single 'Sugar Sharp'.
Punkture is a digital eccentric pretty-boy with an enormous amount of talent to behold, not to mention a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, with a real knack for knocking out Electronic gold.
Born to post 70's hippies in 1982, Legolas Punk was encouraged to be a free spirit and follow his heart. His heart lead him to music. Feeding off music shows on TV, absorbing every song he heard on the radio, Punkture soon began experimenting with sounds.
At the age of ten, Legolas Punk had already learnt to play the piano at a phenomenally high standard for a boy of his age. With a keen desire to express himself musically Legolas began exploring with keyboards, synths and fresh electro beats.
Punkture picked up work where he could find it, djing around his home town of Manchester. At the age of 21, Legolas snared himself a job Djing at Manchester’s Dry Bar, where by chance his abilities where witnessed by a record label executive at Ensemble.
Category:Male artists
REDRUM

REDRUM is the second studio album by American pop singer Sexy Star. It was released August 30, 2010 and marks Star's first ever album release with label Saturdays Records which he signed to in July 2010 due to the closure of Elite Records. The album debuted at #2 with sales of over 80,000, a much higher debut position compared to his previous album which debuted at #9. The album went silver in its second week and was certified platinum on 31st October.
The album's lead single "Hollywood Is Dead" became Star's first ever top 5 hit as a main artist and received backing from many famous names in the industry such as Lindsay Belle who rooted for the song to have success on the charts. The album's second and final single, "Death Dance" was released October 25, 2010, a suitable release date for the Halloween vibe of the track.
==Critical reception==
REDRUM received generally positive to mixed reviews from most critics. The album being praised for its departure of vulgar and controversial dance-pop tracks, and an introduction to the darker and more maturer side of Star, the overall sound much rockier. Entertainment Weekly described the album as a "huge progression in sound" and a "pop masterpiece", stating that the album had a "variety of styles for fans of all different genres". NME praised the more serious side to Star, stating "it's a fun album, but nothing silly like the previous album, this is differently step in the right direction". Other media sources were less positive such as the Daily Mirror who claimed the album was "a minor step up from Queen Bitch but still mainly mindless pop apart from the lead single".
==Track listing==
# 	Title 	Writer(s) 	Featured artist
Standard edition	Standard edition 	Standard edition 	Standard edition
1. 	"Nightlife" 	T. Troll 	
2. 	"Death Dance" 	S. Star 	
3. 	"Open 24/7" 	S. Star 	Moodring
4. 	"This Is Not A Love Song"	Moodring 	
5. 	"Sweat" 	S. Star 	
6. 	"Hollywood Is Dead" 	S. Star 	Butterscotch
7. 	"Size Of Your Boat" 	J. Star 	Natasha Hilton
8. 	"Lethal Love" 	S. Star 	
9. 	"Sweet Tooth" 	T. Troll 	Tentrita Troll
10. 	"No Ordinary Girl" 	S. Star 	
11. 	"Furcoat" 	D. Clarke, B. Hayworth	
12. 	"Strip Show" 	S. Star 	Flaming SteffY
13. 	"Fangs" 	S. Star 	
14. 	"REDRUM" 	DAMNED
Rainbow Cock

"Rainbow Cock" is a promotional single release by Bella-May, released on August 13th 2012. The track is taken from her upcoming third studio album, Fifty Shades of May. The song has been performed on Bella's Sex Before Marriage Tour and a music video was shot in Fuerteventura in June 2012. It heavily samples "Under The Sun" by Cheryl Cole and thus Bella describes the track as a cover version of "Under the Sun", but with different lyrics.
In August 2012, the track debuted at #7 on the Uraps Download chart, despite no promotion other than the premiere of the song. Bella took to Twitter to thank fans and stated there was a delay with the track's official music video, but promised to get it to fans as soon as possible. In September 2012, it was announced that the video would be made available alongside the release of the album, which is scheduled for a release in the third quarter of 2013.
Raynachelle

Raynachelle will be the upcoming sophomore album from French-British singer-songwriter Beastette. It has been confirmed for a January 2013 release. Originally known as Raynachelle:Incognito, the album will be a departure from Beastette's previous indie pop/alternative sound and will feature a more mainstream pop and hip-hop style instead. All of the song on the album were written by Beastette and Stephanie Kesh, her sister, and will feature an array of producers including Beastette and Kesh herself.
Category:2013 albums
Category:Upcoming albums
Real life artists who released on Urapopstar

* Busta Rhymes
Featured artist on "Screamin'", a top 5 single for $ICED$.
* Calling Joshua
Christian rock band who released a string of unsuccessful singles in late 2006. Unlike the rest of the artists listed, this little-known band was actually managed by their lead singer.
* Easther Bennett, Kelle Bryan, Louise and Vernie
Former members of girl group Eternal, all of whom have had success on Urapopstar; while Louise had the most #1's, she has not charted since 2002. Easther most recently charted in 2007 while Vernie most recently charted in 2006, by which point she was simply using her first name.
* Eminem
Controversial rap superstar featured on "Kids", a #2 hit for the Honeydrops.
* Garbage
The alternative band led by Shirley Manson charted at #23 in 2003 with "Vow".
* Gareth Gates
The Pop Idol runner-up has earned three top 10 hits on Urapopstar including two top 5s.
* Geri Halliwell
The Spice Girls singer charted at #12 with "Broken Glass" in 2001.
* Holly Valance
Hit #6 with her cover of Tarkan's "Kiss Kiss" the same week it entered the UK charts at #1.
* Jessica Simpson
Released her debut single "I Wanna Love You Forever" to Urapopstar in 2001.
* Justin Timberlake
The former 'N Sync star charted at #2 with "Big Shot" in 2002.
* Kelly Clarkson
The American Idol winner hit the top 10 with "A Moment Like This" and cover of Aretha Franklin's "Respect".
* Lisa Scott-Lee
Hit the top 5 with her debut solo single "Lately" in 2003, charting two places higher than on the real charts.
* Mandy Moore
The teen pop singer reached the top 10 with "Cry", made famous from the movie "A Walk To Remember".
* Michael Jackson
Released his early hit "I'll Be There" in late 2005 under the pseudonym "King Of Pop".
* Spice Girls
The girl group released their 1996 debut single "Wannabe" on Urapopstar in 2002, but it charted 20 spots lower than the #1 spot it achieved in most of the world.
* Sugababes
The British trio released as Sugababes and Sugababes X between 2001-03.
==Honorable mention==
* Brian Kinney and Justin Taylor from the US version of Queer As Folk released on Urapopstar under the stage name Heaven.
* Fictional characters Rita Repulsa from Power Rangers and Stewie from Family Guy have released singles, though they have never had real life music careers.
Category:Urapopstar
Record label

A record label is a brand and a trademark associated with the marketing of music recordings and music videos. Most commonly, a record label is the company that manages such brands and trademarks, coordinates the production, manufacture, distribution, marketing and promotion, and enforcement of copyright protection of sound recordings and music videos; conducts talent scouting and development of new artists ("artists and repertoire" or A&R); and maintains contracts with recording artists and their managers. The term "record label" derives from the circular label in the center of a vinyl record which prominently displays the manufacturer's name, along with other information
Record producer

A record producer is an individual working within the music industry, whose job is to oversee and manage the recording (i.e. "production") of an artist's music. A producer has many roles that may include, but are not limited to, gathering ideas for the project, selecting songs and/or musicians, coaching the artist and musicians in the studio, controlling the recording sessions, and supervising the entire process through mixing and mastering. Producers also often take on a wider entrepreneurial role, with responsibility for the budget, schedules, and negotiations.