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Not That Kinda Girl

"Not That Kinda Girl" is a song by American singer JoJo from her self-titled debut studio album (2004). It was written by Neely Dinkins, B. Cola Pietro, Balewa Muhammad, and Sylvester Jordan Jr. The song was released on February 14, 2005, as the album's fourth and final single.

The music video was directed by the team of Eric Williams and Randy Marshall, known as Fat Cats, and was shot in Los Angeles in early October 2004. It premiered on MTV's Total Request Live on January 2005. It spent fourteen days on the countdown and did not climb higher than number five. The video also premiered on BET's 106 & Park on February 2005. The concept deals with Hollywood stereotypes and celebrity culture. Even though she is surrounded by it, JoJo claims she is "not the kinda girl" to lose herself in the industry.

The video's cameos range from its choreographer Laurieann Gibson of MTV's Making the Band, to producers Vincent Herbert and Da Internz. During the first half of the video, JoJo is being driven in a limousine through Silver Lake past the landmark Figure 8 wall made famous by the Elliott Smith album cover photo. The performance-based second half features JoJo getting her hair and makeup, and rehearsing on a sound stage with backup dancers. The video ends showing the down-to-earth side of JoJo. Dressed in a hooded jacket and listening to her iPod, she hitches a bus featuring an advertisement for her debut album.

## Tracklistings

##### CD Single

1. Not That Kinda Girl (Radio Edit)
2. Not That Kinda Girl (CPH Remix)

##### North American Maxi Single

1. Not That Kinda Girl (Radio Edit)
2. Not That Kinda Girl (CPH Remix)
3. Not That Kinda Girl (Mavix Remix)
4. Not That Kinda Girl (Funky Angelz Remix)
5. Not That Kinda Girl (Video)
List of Billboard 200 number-one albums of 2010

These are the U.S. number-one albums of 2010 on the *Billboard* 200, as per *Billboard*.

Note that *Billboard* publishes charts with an issue date approximately 7-10 days in advance.

The seventh studio album by American rapper Eminem, *Recovery*, was the best selling album of 2010 and spent the most time at number one in the year, a total seven weeks. Scottish singer Susan Boyle also spent 7 weeks topping the chart, but with two albums, 2009's *I Dreamed A Dream* and 2010's *The Gift*. American country singer-songwriter Taylor Swift's third studio album, *Speak Now*, opened with more than 1.08 million copies sold in its first week, becoming the first country album to do so.
Delivered - The Album

## Singles from *delivered - The Album*

 *1. BREAK MY HEART MYSELF feat. YEJI*  Released: March 22, 2021 *2. if only feat. Zayn*  Released: December 25, 2023

***delivered - The Album*** (delivered being lowercase entirely, with The Album emphasized) is the upcoming full length album set to be released by Korean soloist YUNA. It is set to feature both Korean, and English tracks and will capitalize on the success of her previous release(s). She will become the first soloist to release a full length album from Virtual Entertainment.

The album will feature reportedly 10 total tracks extending YUNA's discography almost past VALKYRIE's main line discography. The album will feature three feature(s) on the tracks, with the names being confirmed as Zayn, and Yeji.
Koocachoo

**Length** | 4:00 (Album Version)
 *Made For Lovin' You*  (2002)
 If Your Girl Only Knew (Aaliyah Cover) [B-Side]

"Koocachoo" is a song written and performed by American Singer and Producer Viper Hamato. It served as the fourth single from Viper Hamato's First Studio Album Dreams. The single was released on the Feburary 17, 2003 by Sony Music America and was produced by Hamato, production of the single consists of a 60's-esque swing and soul sound.

"Koocachoo" is yet another up-tempo R&B/Soul song by Hamato with Hamato using his lower chest range. The music consists of a Broadway 60's style production which was deemed by many who had reviewed the song at the time as unique and definitely a song that had 'charting potential'. It debuted at Number 56 on the Hot 100, becoming Hamato's fifth Top 70 Hit. Executives at Sony Music had mixed reactions towards the charting position however due to his previous song, Made For Lovin' You failing to chart anywhere on the Billboard Hot 100. Many other countries in Europe however, would have the song debut within the Top 40. One of the many that he had at the time, suggesting that he was becoming more liked in Europe than in America.

## Critical Reception

Upon first reviews of the song, many had stated that the song, though while not being the best for Viper vocally, the song was unique in it's own way in a blend of R&B/Soul and Swing. Andrew Caulfield of The Sun had stated that: "Though while the album itself is impressive, the singles, when placed on their own, no longer sound like their trying to fight over one another for top track position."

Many had also given credit to Hamato's B-Side's which included a cover of the late Aaliyah's 1996 hit If Your Girl Only Knew and had stated that his use of lower chest voice was one of the highlights of the song, which Hamato had only performed three times live - many reviewers had also stated that though while 'some songs may be Airy, his lower chest register is something to take note of given it sounds like, for now, it has matured'

## Music Video

The Music Video for "Koocachoo" was shot on a set in New York due to the tight restrictions in filming in an actual diner. The music video takes place in a diner where eventually, everyone within the café starts dancing along with Hamato, filming took place over October-December of 2002 and was delayed several times due to scheduling conflicts with hamato and Sony.

## Live Performances

Hamato has performed this in the usual live shows, not caring much for the song. During the early 2000's. Hamato often performed this on the Burning Flag Tour (2004), The Issues Tour (2007), the viper. tour (2009) and Act I (2012). It was rumored that he was going to bring it back for the 2020 Tour, but has so far been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic

## Track Listing

* CD Single/7" Vinyl
	1. "Koocachoo" (Album Version) - 4:00
	2. "Koocachoo" (Radio Edit) - 3:26
	3. "Koocachoo" (Extended Remix) - 4:57
	4. "Express" - 4:19
	5. "If Your Girl Only Knew" - 4:55
Beautiful Girls Reply

"Beautiful Girls Reply" is a song by American singer JoJo. It was released digitally on July 23, 2007, as a cover response to "Beautiful Girls" by Sean Kingston. The song samples Ben E. King's classic "Stand by Me" and uses digital pitch correction technology on the vocals. Whereas Kingston's version is about a boy who is suicidal over the failure of his relationship with a "beautiful girl", JoJo speaks from a girl's perspective. The song spent 5 weeks at the Billboard Hot 100 chart and was certified Gold by RIAA.
Psycho (SOLO)

## Singles from *PSYCHO - The 1st Solo Album*

 *1. PSYCHO Released: June 1, 2020*

***psycho*** (stylized in lowercase) is the first release by Korean artist YUNA. It was released on June 1, 2020 as her debut release following VALKYRIE's hiatus and build-up to GIRLS - The 1st Full Album. It was released in both a solo album, and a single separately. It is YUNA's first English release.

The album sold over 795,638 units in its first week around the world, moving 148,045 units first week in the United States. In its third week, the album rose to #1 on the US Billboard 200 becoming the first by a Korean soloist.

The single debuted with 1,402,167 units being sold in its first week around the world and in its 2nd week rose to #1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 becoming the first single by a Korean soloist to go #1. It is one of the fastest singles in it's first 24 hours on MelOn's 24 Listener to go number one, alongside it is the first release by a VALKYRIE member to earn a perfect all kill, with the others earning all kills.

Both the releases went viral on TikTok further boosting its impact on Pop Culture with both receiving a Grammy for their production, lyrics, and melody. The single received more nominations and awards over the album, in which the single stole the show at the 2021 Grammy event.

Both were raved by critics alike, with YUNA promoting the single on Music Shows, and various American shows. Following the four week promotional period, YUNA returned to her hiatus with behind-the-scenes footage on VALKYRIE's channel showcasing the artist adoring her fans, and in love with the reception received from her release.

### Track listing

***psycho - The 1st Solo Album***
 psycho (Instrumental)
Shoddy Gas Lamp (Kaden Walsh Single)

*Big Dreams*  (2005)

**"Shoddy Gas Lamp"** is a 2005 song by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh. It was the second single to be released, however, the single was only released in the United Kingdom as an exclusive single. The song was recorded on the 11th of June 2004 just days before the launch of Walsh's sixth studio album Contention (2004) was released. Though only being released in the UK, it became Walsh's 18th Number One in the country.

## Track Listings

* **7" Single [UK]**

1. Shoddy Gas Lamp - 4:03
2. Shoddy Gas Lamp (12" Version) - 7:08

## Personnel

* Kaden Walsh - Executive Producer, Atmos mixer, lead vocals, backgrounds, guitar
* Imelda May - Background Vocals
* Linda Thomsen - Keyboards, co-lead vocals keyboard and background vocals
* Doug Fenton - keyboards
* Aaron Haynes - bass
* Rowan O'Downey - drums

## Certifications

 Worldwide
Anytime You Need A Friend

"Anytime You Need a Friend" is a song by American singer and songwriter Mariah Carey. The song was written and produced by Carey and Walter Afanasieff, for her third studio album, Music Box (1993). It was released on December 12, 1994, through Columbia Records, as the sixth and final single from the album. The song is influenced by pop, R&B and gospel genres. While the album focused heavily on pop oriented and radio friendly material, "Anytime You Need a Friend" deviated from the formula, finishing as the only gospel-infused song on Music Box. Lyrically, the song's protagonist tells her love interest that anytime he may need a friend, she will be there unconditionally for him. Throughout the song's bridge and climax, critics noted the lyrics altering from those of a friend, to those of a lover.

The song was well received by contemporary music critics, many of whom praised Carey's large spanning vocal range, as well as its gospel influence that they felt was missing on most of Music Box. Aside from its critical acceptance, the song achieved strong worldwide chart positions and peaked at number 4 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

## Tracklisting

* **Worldwide CD/Cassette Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Remix)
* **7" Vinyl Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend (7" Inch Mix)
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Remix)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (C+C Radio Mix)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (All That and More Mix)
* **European Maxi CD Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (C+C Radio Mix)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (Stringapella)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (Ministry of Sound Mix)
	5. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Mix)
* **European 12" Vinyl Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend (C+C Club Mix)
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (Dave's Empty Pass)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (Boriqua Tribe Mix)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (Album Version)
* **Australian Maxi CD Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (C+C Club Mix)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (Boriqua Tribe Mix)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (Stringapella)
	5. Anytime You Need a Friend (Anytime Edit)
* **North American Maxi CD Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend (Album Version)
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Mix)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (C+C Radio Mix)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (Anytime Edit)
	5. Anytime You Need a Friend (7" Inch Mix)
* **Asian EP Single**
	1. Anytime You Need a Friend (Album Version)
	2. Anytime You Need a Friend (C&C Radio Mix)
	3. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Mix)
	4. Anytime You Need a Friend (C&C Club Version)
	5. Anytime You Need a Friend (Boriqua Tribe Mix)
	6. Anytime You Need a Friend (All That and More Mix)
	7. Anytime You Need a Friend (Ministry of Sound Mix)
	8. Anytime You Need a Friend (7" Inch Mix)
	9. Anytime You Need a Friend (Dave's Empty Pass)
	10. Anytime You Need a Friend (Anytime Edit)
	11. Anytime You Need a Friend (Stringapella)
I'll Be There

4:24 (video edit)

I'll Be There is a song originally sung by The Jackson 5 and covered by Mariah Carey for her 1992 Unplugged live album. Carey had included that song as a last-minute addition to her MTV Unplugged setlist, after she had been informed that most acts on the show commonly perform at least one cover. The song became Mariah's eighth #1 song in the United States and her second number one in the UK Charts, after Emotions (1991).

The MTV Unplugged special aired on MTV in June 20, 1992 and was a notable success. Carey's label, Columbia Records, received many requests to release "I'll Be There" as a single, which had not been planned. A radio edit of the song was created which removed dialogue portions of the performance, and "I'll Be There" was released as a single.

## Track listings and formats

* **Worldwide Single (Vinyl, Cassette, CD, Mini CD)**
	1. I'll Be There (feat. Trey Lorenz)
	2. If It's Over (Live)
List of Billboard 200 number-one albums of 2017

The highest-selling albums and EPs in the United States are ranked in the *Billboard* 200, which is published by *Billboard* magazine. The data are compiled by Nielsen Soundscan based on each album's weekly physical and digital sales, as well as on-demand streaming and digital sales of its individual tracks.

In 2017, a total of 33 albums claimed the top position of the chart. Beginning with vocal group Pentatonix's Christmas album, *A Pentatonix Christmas*, issue dated January 7, another one of which, Canadian singer The Weeknd's third studio album, *Starboy* returned to the top slot a week later after three weeks from the slot, issue dated December 17, 2016.

Nicholas Stewart's ninth studio album *Ozymandias* was the most consumed album and the best-selling album of 2017 with 4.617 million equivalent album units according to Nielsen Music on the final four weeks of the year, with 3.3 million of that sum coming from traditional album sales according to Nielsen Music. It was also the fastest-selling album of the year, selling over a total of 2.233 million equivalent album units, selling over 1.512 million copies and amassed a record-breaking weekly on-demand streams of 1.05 billion streams. Ed Sheeran's third studio album, *÷* (Divide) was the second most consumed album of 2017 with 2.764 million equivalent album units with 1.1 million of that sum coming from traditional album sales according to Nielsen Music. Kendrick Lamar's fourth studio album *Damn* was the third best-selling album of 2017 with 2.747 million equivalent album units according to Nielsen Music. Taylor Swift's sixth studio album, *Reputation*, was the best-selling album of 2017 with 1.9 million sales, and the fourth most consumed, with 2.336 million units moved in 2017.

This year, it also witnessed the return of Nicholas Stewart's 2015 eighth studio album *OPERATION CANCELLED.* to number one, spending another four weeks atop, bringing its total weeks at number one to eighteen. It becomes the first album to hit number one on three calendar years in a row.

Rapper Future also made *Billboard* history releasing two different albums in a week apart: his fifth self-titled album and sixth follow-up, *Hndrxx*. The latter peaked atop the chart. Aside from *A Pentatonix Christmas*, *Starboy*, *÷*, *More Life*, *Damn* and *Reputation*, the only two number-ones with extended chart runs include: *Grateful* by DJ Khaled and *4:44* by Jay-Z, four of which spent only two weeks at the top position.
ENDLESS - The 1st Mini Album

## Singles from *ENDLESS - The 1st Mini Album*

1. START
 Released: March 28, 2018
2. ENDLESS
Released: September 24, 2018

***ENDLESS - The 1st Mini Album*** is the 1st mini album (extended play) released by South Korean girl group VALKYRIE. It was released on September 24th through Virtual Entertainment.

The mini album was met with global success, selling over 8 million units since it's release, however it was blocked by various other albums upon release, and as such it is VALKYRIE's only album not to go #1 on Gaon's chart. The album contains their debut release START, and the title track ENDLESS accompanied with an instrumental track of the same song. The album was succeeded with their first studio album GIRLS.

### Composition // Background

Originally, Virtual Entertainment wanted to capitalize on the current trend of Girl Crush elements in K-Pop at the moment, and originally intended for a soft girl group, however it was revealed in January 2018, that following SM's ending of business, Virtual would debut a girl group they pulled from within the trainee program to promote a whole new lore, different from SM Entertainment's "Kwangya" universe. VALKYRIE was intended to open the door to a whole new lore and explore the elements of their battles, referring to their fanbase as VALORANTS in an official tweet.

Alongside, they wanted to further their subordinate groups, MIDNIGHT, and VALKYRII's upcoming storylines and their participation in the lore behind the groups narrative. ENDLESS was originally meant to be a K-Pop only release, however Max Martin believed in the girls and wanted them to attempt to evolve their sound and work more with the girls. As a result, the original instrumental is included with the albums release.

### Immediate Criticism

The mini album was met with confusion as to why they included a previously released track, but many fans soon turned away from it and continued their support for the group. Upon release, the album was met with many critics confused by the concept that the girls were aiming for, however it maintains a 71% rating on Metacritic.

### Commercial Performance

Overall, the EP was a global success, so far as of the time of writing having sold nearly 8 million copies around the world, it is one of the best selling albums of all time in the streaming era. After nearly two years of release, it is still charting in the UK, and Asia.

The EP is certified Platinum in Oceania, the UK, Platinum X2 in Latin America, and Europe, and Diamond in Asia Territories. The single however had more success on various charts around the world.
Nothing Lasts Forever (Kaden Walsh Single)

**Length** | 5:43 (Album version)
 *2045 (Kaden Walsh Single)*  (2002)

**"Nothing Lasts Forever"** is a song by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh. Though the song is about a break-up, the ominous and poetic lyrics that are in the song have left fans often stating that the song was more about the loss of a close friend, though Walsh stated fully that the song is of a break-up origin, he also stated that after the One Love Manchester event, Walsh fully saw why many fans had been insinuating that the song was more of a loss of a friend rather than a break-up given he'd heard stories from the families as to how that was many of their favourite songs from Walsh.

## Composition

"Nothing Lasts Forever" was written in the likes of a typical break-up balled with the likes of a 89 BPM tempo, with the songs lyricism going over about the realisation as to how lonely the singer is after a breakup and that it's only been a few weeks since the breakup. The song had also been noted to have been a double entendre for the loss of someone close to them.

Thomas Lender of Irish Music Daily stated that the song, "though about heartbreak, really shows Walsh's pen work as a songwriter and not putting anything but his mind and no other element into the song before he completely produces it. And that many people often talk about this being his earliest form of a 'magnum opus' in terms of songs.

## Music Video

"Nothing Lasts Forever" follows the likes of Walsh's previous song "2045" in the sense that the songs were done on a live stage while the band were rehearsing, with Walsh revealing that the budget was tight initially on the album and he was only given half a million dollars for each music video, later deciding to put the rest to the likes of recording equipment for the concert.

## Sales and Certifications

 **Canada (MC)** | Platinum
 **Japan (Oricon)** | Gold
 **Europe (!FPI)** | Platinum x5
 **United Kingdom (BPI)** | Platinum x4
 **Worldwide** | 9,800,000
LOVEORLEAVE (SOLO)

## Singles from *LOVEORLEAVE - The 1st Solo Album*

 *1. LOVEORLEAVE Released: April 27, 2020*

***LOVEORLEAVE*** (stylized in uppercase) is the first release by Korean artist RYUJIN. It was released on April 27, 2020 as her debut release following VALKYRIE's hiatus and build-up to GIRLS - The 1st Full Album. It was released in both a solo album, and a single separately. It was released through Virtual Entertainment, later incorporated in VE Station.

It featured three tracks, of which LOVEORLEAVE was the only release. In terms of success, RYUJIN was the 2nd best solo by a VALKYRIE member.

### Background

RYUJIN was seen in and out of studios in New York City amidst hiatus rumors for the group following their 2019 comeback. RYUJIN was shown working with frequent producer, and songwriter Yoo Young-Jin1 who previously helped them with GIRLS, and 2022's album CHECKMATE, and onward. She was also seen working with Max Martin who is a very frequent collaborator and has a lot of involvement with VALKYRIE's work. Ammo, Diddy, and Cardiakk and RYUJIN worked for the first time together with this album. RYUJIN has writing credit(s) on one track of the album, that being the B-Side *REWIND*.

RYUJIN seemed a bit bothered by the promotion schedule as in the video she was having anxiety due to the idea of promoting without the girls, but she said she could do it and powered through.

### Composition

It is a Korean Hip Hop release featuring three tracks, heavily focused on both the rapping and choreography. *REWIND* is the only track that features a small break from the choreography and further explores RYUJIN's versality in singing and rapping on the same track. It features electro elements infused in certain breaks of the song for which RYUJIN performs a dance-break and continues her rapping in between the verses.

### Commercial Performance

**LOVEORLEAVE** was released as a solo album following the success of likes and retweets on Twitter, on April 27th of 2020, making her the second member of VALKYRIE to venture outside of the group on their own. The single was heavily awarded multiple accolades and praised for RYUJIN's versality with rapping and singing in a song. Accompanied was a title track of the same name. The album went #1 on the Gaon and Melon Album charts, making her and LIA the only soloist with albums from the group to go #1 on the charts.
Made For Lovin' You

*I Know Where It's At*  (2002)
 Watchin' A Movie [B-Side]

"Made For Lovin' You" is a song written and performed by American singer Viper Hamato. It served as the third single from Hamato's first studio album Dreams. The single was released on October 6th, 2002 by Sony Music America. The single was produced by Hamato and was solely done by Viper including guitars and bass which were done by computer.

"Made For Lovin' You" is an up-tempo R&B song with Hamato usually singing in his upper chest-range. With the music consisting of Hamato strutting down in a hotel hallway as he sings the song, where as the previous two songs were about Partying. This song was more so about Hamato reaching out to his lover and saying "If you're not ready for me, I'll be on my way". The song was released worldwide on October 6th, three months after I Know Where It's At. The single however, failed to chart within the Hot 100, his first song from the album to do so, with the previous single at Number 67 on the Hot 100.

## Critical Reception

Upon first listen, many reviewers had stated that though the song had no chart potential upon launch, many had claimed that it was one of Hamato's many hidden gems that never saw the peak of the top charts. Jay Niles of musicrumours.com on a 2018 re-review stated "You could totally see where he was going to end up a few years after this in terms of sound, the bass, the drums and even the vocals. Hamato has the ability of making a song sound so sonically similar but so unique that nothing sounds the same" and had moved it from 3/5 stars to 3.5/5 given his releases now.

## Music Video

"Made For Lovin' You" was shot at Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, California and took place over three days with the music video showing off shots of Hamato strutting through the halls in chase of his lover, however, during one of the scenes. Hamato is pushed back which then gives him the hint that he is no longer wanted, and later, goes on to move through the hotel before the music video ends with him leaving.

## Live Performances

Though not charting upon first entry, the song is usually performed for fans due to the up-tempo and inspirational lyrics. Out of the Dreams album, alongside Celebration, this is one of the more frequent tracks performed, this song has been performed on the Burning Flag Tour (2004), The Issues Tour (2007), the viper. tour (2009), Act I (2012), Till Death Do Us Part Tour (2018-2019)

## Track Listing

* **CD Single/Vinyl**

1. "Made For Lovin' You" (Album Version) - 3:29
2. "Made For Lovin' You" (Single Version) - 3:05
3. "Made For Lovin' You" (Paradise Remix) - 5:27
4. "Archangel" - 4:04
5. Watch A Movie - 5:27
Doing What We Like (Kaden Walsh Single)

**Length** | 6:00 (Album version)
 *Any Way You Want it (Kaden Walsh Single)*  (2003)

**"Doing What We Like"** is a song by Irish Recording Artist Kaden Walsh, from his 2002 album 2045. It serves as the fourth single from the album, which was released just a week later after the launch of the previous single **"Any Way You Want It"**. The single however, was not released in the United Kingdom in order to push marketing towards the United States, to which, at that point in time, Walsh only had two Top 20 songs on the Hot 100. Though the song did not chart initially in the US, the song charted stronger than the previous single, and became Walsh's first Number One in Canada.

## Music Video

The Music Video for "Doing What We Like" was exactly of the same style as the previous singles with the tour rehearsal being used as the front for the music video, though the music video was not the same performance as that of on tour, many people notice that not much had changed other than the choreography used during the song and that the stage had been done of the exact same when Walsh was live.
Emotions (single)

"Emotions" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Mariah Carey for her second studio album of the same name (1991). It was written and produced by Carey, Robert Clivillés, and David Cole of C+C Music Factory and released as the album's lead single on August 12, 1991. The song's lyrics has its protagonist going through a variety of emotions from high to low, up to the point where she declares, "You got me feeling emotions." Musically, it is a gospel and R&B song heavily influenced by 1970s disco music and showcases Carey's upper range and extensive use of the whistle register.

"Emotions" received positive reviews from music critics, who mainly praised Carey's vocal performance. The song became Carey's fifth consecutive number one song in the United States, topping the Billboard Hot 100, making her the first (and till date) the only act to have their first six singles top the chart. Internationally, it was a great success, topping the Canadian Singles Chart and various countries in Europe.

The song have sold over 3.2 million physical copies around the world, and by 1991 it was Mariah's best-selling single to date.

## Legacy

The use of whistle register in Emotions is credited by contemporary critics for revolutionize modern pop music and influencing many female singers like Christina Aguilera, JoJo, Ariana Grande and Jordin Sparks. The unusual using of whistle register of the song made it viral outside the United States and Canada by late 1991, and it was Mariah's first european big hit.

The song is known to start the "Mariahmania" of the 1990s and marked Mariah's image and status from a newcomer to a cemented pop icon.

## Track listings and formats

* **Worldwide Single (Vinyl, Cassette, CD, Mini-CD)**
	1. Emotions
	2. Emotions (Special Motion Edit)
	3. Here We Go Around Again
* **North American Maxi Single (Vinyl, Cassette, CD, Mini-CD)**
	1. Emotions
	2. Emotions (12" Club Mix)
	3. Emotions (Special Motion Edit)
	4. Emotions (C&C 12" Club No.1 Mix)
	5. Here We Go Around Again
* **European and Australian Maxi Single**
	1. Emotions (12" Club Mix)
	2. Emotions (Special Motion Edit)
	3. Emotions (C&C 12" Club No.1 Mix)
	4. Emotions (C&C Dub-Dub Mix)
	5. Here We Go Around Again
* **Asian Maxi CD Single**
	1. Emotions (LP Version)
	2. Emotions (12" Club Mix)
	3. Emotions (C&C 12" Club No.1 Mix)
	4. Emotions (Special Motion Edit)
	5. Here We Go Again
Encore

***encore*** is the fifth studio album by Ethiopian-born American singer Alessa Celli, released February 19, 2024 by ABO Entertainment.

## Music and lyrics

The album is pop infused with R&B and trap influences.

The album focuses on love, sex, and heartbreak with all tracks written by Alessa and Max Martin.

## Critical reception

The album received a score of 92 on Metacritic, indicating universal acclaim.

It won Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2025 Grammys Ceremony, and was nominated for Best Engineered Album and Album of the Year.

## Commercial Reception

The album debuted and peaked at number one on the Billboard 200, with sales of 530,000 in its first week of release. It has since been certified sextuple platinum by the RIAA.

encore was a huge worldwide success, reaching number one in all major music markets except Asia, where it reached a new peak for her career. It went on to sell over twelve million traditional copies worldwide.

The album is widely regarded as Alessa's commercial peak, despite the fact some of her later albums have shifted more units.

## Tracklisting

1. encore
2. nobody
3. possessive
4. damage
5. new world
6. satisfying
7. not alright
8. little bit more
9. diamonds
10. i knew you
11. how good did it feel
12. diamonds (remix) [featuring Beyonce]

Re-Release tracks

1. roses
2. every tear
3. in our minds
4. DIY
5. ilysm

## Singles

* encore
* diamonds
* how good did it feel
* DIY
Rated M DE (M)

*Rated M*  (2020)

**Rated M - Final Edition** is the first deluxe album by American singer-songwriter *Monica Lacroix*. It was released on December 13, 2021, accompanied with the title track release from her third studio album *Rated M(2022)*. It was released through Republic Records.

The Final edition builds upon the original albums concept however with three additional tracks included which were previously released tracks or scrapped singles that were meant to be on the album at one point. *Potion*, the chart-topping promotional single by the artist was featured on this edition.

## Artwork, packaging & editions

The albums artwork is the same as the title track released at the same time with Lacroix laying on her back on a red velvety chair or some form of padding in a black bralette. The deluxe collector's edition contains the same cover except in holographic texture.

The packaging was the standard as the artists previous projects with cards and posters however the two versions were created differently for this occasion. The included standards all come in random due to overproduction for the previous album accompanied with a collector's edition featuring a holographic cover, the album's title in 3D with texture applied towards it, and notes written by the artist are included too. Accompanied with the album were recording sessions selected by Lacroix for the edition to be more personal and engaging with her fans. The sessions are all sessions from the chosen singles of the album and a few from previous works.

## Critical acclaim

Arguably, the additional tracks were received very well in the public as the standard album was critically acclaimed around the world by critics for its production. Billboard.com added that the tracks made the album and era feel entirely complete and described it as one of Lacroix's best possible projects and eras of her career.

## Commercial performance

The deluxe edition debuted selling over 1 million copies debuting #1 on Billboards Global 200 albums chart & peaking at #2 on the US Billboard 200 Albums chart. Elsewhere, the album debuted #1 minus Asia territories at #3. The deluxe edition would see consistent success and sales remaining in the top 30 throughout the first six months of release, before falling as far as the 90s on the US charts by a year. The album would sell over 5 million units however through its time and garner Lacroix as one of the few artist to earn a Platinum certification across all of her studio, live, DVD, and deluxe releases.

The album currently holds #8 on the best opening week in the streaming era within the United States selling over 500K copies first week.
List of Billboard 200 number-one albums of 2019

This is a list of the albums ranked number one in the United States during 2019. The top-performing albums and EPs in the United States are ranked on the *Billboard* 200 chart, which is published by *Billboard* magazine. The data is compiled by Nielsen SoundScan based on each album's weekly physical and digital sales, as well as on-demand streaming and digital sales of their individual tracks.

Multiple artists received their first number-one album in 2019, including: 21 Savage, Hozier, Juice Wrld (which would be his last released during his lifetime following his death later in the year), Nav, Billie Eilish, Khalid, Tyler, the Creator, The Raconteurs, Young Thug, Luke Combs, DaBaby, SuperM, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Trippie Redd, and Roddy Ricch.

The year also featured many artists return to the number-one spot after years of absence: the band Tool released their first number-one album in 13 years, the Jonas Brothers released their first in 10 (becoming the third consecutive number-one for both artists), the Backstreet Boys released their first album in 6 years, and their first number-one since 2000, and Celine Dion had her first number-one since 2002. Billie Eilish's debut album *When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?* was the best performing album of 2019. Taylor Swift's seventh studio album, *Lover*, was the best-selling album of 2019, and had the year's biggest sales week with 867,000 units.

Nicholas Stewart's tenth studio album and first non-English and Romanian album *Dor De Casă* became the first-ever Romanian album to debut on the chart and achieved the biggest sales week for a non-English album, amassing 553,000 units on its first week, of which 389,000 of them are traditional sales. 2019 also witnessed the return of Stewart's ninth studio album *Ozymandias* on the number one spot, spending its eighth and final nonconsecutive week atop, as it swept awards at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards last February 2019.
Maleable Hearts (Kaden Walsh Single)

*1,000 Faces*  (2004)
 Good Times

**"Maleable Hearts"** is a song by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh, and is the final single released from Walsh's sixth studio album *Contention (2004).*

## Background

The song was noted for, at the time, having Irish rockabilly singer Imelda May on background vocals, though not intended to have anyone on background vocals, in Mid-2003, Walsh had caught wind of May whom had his attention in the bar scene after singing a cover of (Till) I Kissed You (1959), which had caught Walsh's attention in terms of her vocal style. Though blending in with Walsh at some point, when given the chance, both May and Walsh's voice do work together and bring a more melodic hook to the song.

## Personnel

* Kaden Walsh - Executive Producer, Atmos mixer, lead vocals, backgrounds, guitar
* Imelda May - Background Vocals
* Linda Thomsen - Keyboards, co-lead vocals keyboard and background vocals
* Doug Fenton - keyboards
* Aaron Haynes - bass
* Louis Collins - bass
* Rowan O'Downey - drums
* Max Gaffney - Percussion

## Track Listing

* **7" Single**

1. Maleable Hearts (Album Version) - 4:08
2. Seven Days (Dance Remix) - 8:02
3. Good Times - 5:22
List of awards and nominations received by Nathan Meyer

Nominations

American singer-songwriter Nathan Meyer has received many awards for both his work and contributions to both global and the Australian Music Industry. One of the most significant awards is the ARIA Hall of Fame induction in 2015, which he is also noted to be to be the fastest inductee due to his work and discography at the time, compiling of a Greatest Hits Album and four albums with another one on the way.

## BBC Music Awards

 2012
 2013
Forsaken Tour

## The Forsaken Tour

The Forsaken Tour dates which shows that all UK Shows were sold out at the time. It was announced on the 10th of March that Walsh would be expanding to a Europe tour. It's believed that Walsh also had merch of the tour dates as well, however, some shows would be later cancelled due to scheduling conflicts

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The **Forsaken Tour** was a concert tour by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh in support for his fourth studio album Forsaken.

## History

The Forsaken Tour, much like the previous tours, was announced a mere three weeks after the albums launch on the 5th of November, 2001. With pre-ordered tickets for the concerts being sold out in all UK shows just two days after the announcement, fans were left disappointed that Walsh was once more opting in for Stadiums and venues smaller than 15,000 people and would later reply to stated criticisms that were beginning to boil over at the end of the UK leg with the launch of his European leg, which was later delayed and moved to February 1st, 2002 that the standard size of the venues being done would be upwards of 10,000 people due to possible low demand. However, this did not seem to be the case once reported that Walsh had sold out all 77 shows of his Forsaken tour.

Many fans and the likes of have also noted that though this was yet another stand out setlist of his concert tours, Walsh seemed to be quite distracted by various amounts of things even though he was performing up to an amazing standards. Close friends of his circle had also stated that not only with the September 11 attacks and the death of his close friend Aaliyah, which had made Walsh anxious and depressed. The show barely scraped together enough money to become profitable compared to his last tour. With Walsh only receiving a 15% cut of the tour profits from prism, Walsh would go on to later stated that 15% of what he'd earned was what caused the first crack in the relationship between him and Prism Records

## Set list

1. Banished & Forsaken (Intro)
2. Stay Here Forever
3. Luv me Baby
4. Recognize
5. Battle Cry
6. Hear Me Out
7. After All Is Said and Done [Unreleased]
8. Justice
9. The One Night [Unreleased]
10. What About Today [Unreleased]
11. Tell it Like It Is
12. Forsaken
13. Slave
List of Billboard 200 number-one albums of 1998

The *Billboard* 200, published in *Billboard* magazine, is a weekly chart that ranks the 200 highest-selling music albums and EPs in the United States. This data is compiled by Nielsen SoundScan from a universe of merchants that represents more than 90% of the U.S. music retail market. The sample includes music stores and the music departments at electronics and department stores, as well as direct-to-consumer transactions and internet sales. *Miles* by American-Romanian singer-songwriter Nicholas Stewart spent nine weeks at number one on the chart, selling 3,380,000 copies in its first week of release, establishing a new record for the largest sales in a single week since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991. *Miles* became the best-selling album of 1998 with just four weeks of tracking, with sales of over 9 million copies.
Reality World Tour

The **Reality World Tour** was the third concert tour by Australian Recording artist Nathan Meyer and was launched in support of his fourth studio album The Adults are Talking (2011). The Tour Started on January 5, 2012 and ended on December 31, 2013.

## Set List

#### January 5 - December 19 2012 Set List:

1. After All
2. Shadows
3. No Home of My Own
4. Dark Fantasy
5. Break of Dawn
6. Still Standing
7. 'The First Two' Medley (Take Cover/Valley of Death/Fire Souls)
8. Superfly Sister
9. Love Me Rougher
10. More Pages To Turn
11. Cali Sunshine
12. Young London
13. I See Through You
14. Justified
15. She Drives Me Wild
16. Here Tonight
17. Just Can't Control It

#### February 8 - December 31 2013 Set List:

1. After All
2. Shadows
3. No Home of My Own
4. Dark Fantasy
5. Break of Dawn
6. Still Standing
7. 'The First Two' Medley (Take Cover/Valley of Death/Fire Souls)
8. Superfly Sister
9. Love Me Rougher
10. More Pages To Turn
11. Cali Sunshine
12. Young London
13. I See Through You
14. Justified
15. She Drives Me Wild
16. Here Tonight
17. Just Can't Control It
18. Back In Black
Jayden Hamato

Kennedy at his home in Melbourne, Victoria, also known as Forest Way Studios

### Relatives

Viper Hamato (Father)Grey Kennedy (Father)Owen Kennedy Hamato (Brother)Sienna Kennedy Hamato (Sister)

### Associated Acts

Viper Hamato

**Jayden Kennedy Hamato** (June 7th, 2011-) is an Australian born singer, songwriter and the son of musician Viper Hamato

Taking his roots from his father, Jayden began his musical interest at the age of 11 after spending time with his father in the studio and was spotted at the time by his father playing around with keys on the piano, though his father stated it was up to him to openly chase his musical endeavours if he so chose to do so. Jayden began taking lessons for guitar, piano and voice at age 15, in an open interview after his debut album dropped. Jayden openly stated that his father did not push him to do music, and much like his brother, allowed them to be personally creative and start on their own journey towards what they wanted to do.

## Discography

Main Articles: Jayden Hamato album discography, Jayden Hamato singles discography

* Jayden Kennedy (2029)
A1 Records

**A1 Records** is an American record label based in New York City, owned by Universal Music Group through its A1 Music Group imprint. Founded in April 1989 by Caspian Blackburn and Parker Westwood as a independent label, it differed from most record labels by letting A&R staff control decisions and allowing artists and producers greater levels of artistic freedom. The Labels first success came soon after its founding, with its first artist signed, Angelo Reyes. Who's debut album released in 1991 album would go on to sell over 17 million copies worldwide. Caspian Blackburn served as Chair and CEO of A1 Records until January 2017, being succeeded by Ryan Case.

In 1997, A1 Records signed country artist Nicky McBride as a response to the rise of Porter Records artist Riley Anderson. McBride who would go on to sell over 90 million albums by 2010, becoming one of the best selling female country music artists of all time. In 2005, Angelo Reyes and A&R representative, Aiden Burke would craft the boyband BANKK, consisting of five members: Brayden Matthews, Anderius Noble, Nolan Brenan, Kennin Reyes and Kane Briggs. Kennin Reyes being Angelo's younger brother. BANKK would go on to make seven studio albums, and selling over 75 million records worldwide.

In 2006, Blackburn and Westwood would sign an acquisition deal with Universal Music Group, A1 Records being sold to UMG for a reported $6.1 billion, making A1 Records a division of the Universal Music Group, handing over its international distribution to UMG, to focus on its American and European distribution.

In 2007, A&R representative, Robert Lane would discover artist, Ashton Stone, after his daughter would often watch his music covers on Youtube. Seeing the attention the young artist attracted with views in the hundreds of thousands, Lane would reach out to the artist, and sign the Stone to A1 Records in December 2008. Stone would go on to sell over 65 million albums worldwide by 2014, becoming the labels biggest new artist of the late 2000s and 2010s.
Signature

***Signature*** is the debut album by Ethiopian-born American singer Alessa Celli, released September 24, 2018 by ABO Entertainment.

## Recording and production

The album was produced by Ariel Rechtsaid, Babyface and Hit-Boy, with Alessa having a writing credit on all tracks. Sonically the album takes many elements from 90's R&B and mixes it with modern pop music. Lyrically it explores the themes of love and heartbreak.

## Promotion

#### Tour

The Signature Sessions grossed $2,320,000 across 28 shows and was attended by 46,000 fans.

#### Singles

The albums lead single, What You Want, was released June 4, 2018, and features British recording artist Harry Styles. The song debuted on the Hot 100 at fifty-one, marking Celli’s first chart entry, later peaking in the top ten. The music video was released July 2, 2018.

The second single, Say It, was released on August 6, 2018. The track became Celli’s second top-forty entry on the Hot 100, peaking at twenty-four in its second week. Alessa announced the album, Signature, alongside this single, with a release date of September 24, 2018.

The third and final single, Overnight, featuring American singer Alicia Keys, was released September 10, 2018 alongside its music video. The single failed to debut on the Hot 100, but would later enter and peak in the top ten.

## Critical reception

The album received a score of 87 on Metacritic, indicating universal acclaim.

## Commercial Reception

The album debuted and peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200, with pure sales of 78,000 in its first week of release. By the end of 2018, the album had surpassed 300,000 traditional units.

It achieved minimal success worldwide, charting in Canada, the UK, Europe and Asia.

## Tracklisting

1. Butterflies
2. What You Want (featuring Harry Styles)
3. Looks That Way
4. My Stop
5. Say It
6. Even If
7. As Much As I Want
8. Close
9. Overnight (featuring Alicia Keys)
10. Signature
Love Will Never Do (Without You)

"**Love Will Never Do (Without You)**" is a song by American singer Janet Jackson and was composed by songwriters and record producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Janet recorded the song for her fourth studio album, *Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814* (1989). It was released as the seventh commercial single from the album by A&M Records on May 13, 1991. It peaked at number two on the US *Billboard* Hot 100 singles chart. On both the US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Dance Club Songs charts, the single peaked in the top five. It also peaked within the top 40 in several countries. It is certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), denoting sales of 500,000 units in the US alone.

## Tracklist

**Global 7" Single**

1. Album Version
2. Work It Out 7" Mix
3. The Love 7" Mix
4. Shep's Original 7" Mix

**Global 12" Single**

1. Album Version
2. Work It Out Mix
3. UK Funky Mix
4. Shep's Love Mix
5. The Love Dub
6. Work It Out Dub

**Global CD Single**

1. Album Version
2. Work It Out Mix

**European Maxi CD Single**

1. Album Version
2. Work It Out Mix
3. UK Funky Mix
4. Shep's Love Mix
5. The Love Dub
6. Instrumental
7. Acapella