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Album trailer

I presume its from the soundtrack to 'The Star'?

streaming is killing it

Top 10 on the itunes chart this morning

Madonna still doesn't make it :(

New album on November 10, and Royal Albert Hall on 19th October 2017

Ella Henderson

that song is from the Kiss Me Once sessions

it was on the Faith 2011 remaster (although not this version)

Love it If radio get behind this it'll do well

its not on itunes :(

George Michael's new single is to receive its first radio play tomorrow. The late star's publicist has confirmed that the song will be premiered on BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show with Chris Evans tomorrow morning (September 7). The statement reads: "Sony Music proudly presents a single by the late George Michael. Tune in to The Chris Evans Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 tomorrow, Thursday 7th September at 9am for the first play.’" The announcement coincides with a new update to George's official website, in which his sisters Melanie and Yioda explain in a statement that they will carry on his musical legacy "exactly as Yog would have wanted". The message reads: "Our aim is to carry on, as we know Yog would have wanted, to share and enjoy his precious legacy and to continue to bring you joy – through his extraordinarily beautiful music. "David, along with Yog's loyal creative team, will continue bringing you all the projects they had been working so hard on for you, exactly as Yog would have wanted… "We promise we will always try to honour him by staying true to his ambitions and his intentions." Nile Rodgers was working on George's comeback single with him before he died, and gave an update recently. When asked when it would be released. he answered: "I don't control that. I just make the music. But I love it and he sounds unreal." George passed away on Christmas Day last year aged 53. A coroner ruled that he died of natural causes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw2udg12Eic

UK #5 USA #2

why a Thursday release?

Pink co-wrote all 13 songs on the album, working with a variety of songwriters and producers, including Jack Antonoff, Shellback, Max Martin, McDaid, Mac, Julia Michaels, Greg Kurstin, busbee and others.

1. Could It Be Magic 2. Relight My Fire 3. Everything Changes 4. Back For Good 5. Never Forget 6. Patience 7. Rule The World 8. Greatest Day 9. The Flood 10. Love Love 11. Cry 12. Giants

The album isnt a country album, she was just in Nashville writing with some songwriters. The album is sad to have a 90s dance feel, and the influence is said to be the DNA remix of Toms Diner. Album looking like either a Q4, or spring 2018 release. See below from Kylie informant... "It MIGHT be spring again now. Like I keep saying, try not to get bogged down by expectation. Everything is still up in the air. But be encouraged. They’re not letting the album out until, at least they perceive it’s amazing. Obviously fans will be the final judge, but there’s no arbitrary deadline which sacrifices what they think is quality this time. If they finish it in time for November great. If it’s not ready, it’s March. In which case, we’ll probably get a single or two this year. She’s back in London now, and immediately into writing sessions. I’m glad they’re adopting this tact. Body Language, X and KMO were all rushed to meet specific release dates, and each one would have benefitted a great deal from a few months extra to hone the direction. Fever was rushed too, but they got lucky with those amazing singles. Arguably Light Years and Impossible Princess are her best albums. They both took quite some time. Kylie’s at her best when she’s inspired and not under time pressure."

Bob Shennan, director of BBC Radio and BBC Music, has described the corporation’s plans for a new primetime televised music series as a “fantastic opportunity”. A brand new six-part music series will be broadcast live on BBC One this autumn and will feature UK and international music stars. As reported earlier today (July 19), each 30-minute show will feature with live performances, sketches and interviews. Independent production company Fulwell 73 has been commissioned to produce the series by Charlotte Moore, director BBC Content, and Jan Younghusband, for BBC Music and BBC Entertainment on BBC One. Shennan said: “The BBC is the biggest music broadcaster in the UK and we are always looking for new ways to bring music to our audiences. This series will be a fantastic opportunity to showcase the biggest and best UK and international bands and artists and we’re looking forward to working with one of the world’s most innovative and creative TV production companies.” Jan Younghusband, head of commissioning for BBC Music, said: “Following on from the success of BBC Music programmes such as Adele at the BBC and Michael Bublé at the BBC, we’re excited to be bringing this new live music series to BBC One.” Gabe Turner, partner at Fulwell 73 says: ‘We’re delighted to be working with the BBC on such an exciting series. The BBC’s heritage in creating and broadcasting world class music TV is second to none - their classic music shows were a big part of our childhoods growing up as fans devouring everything pop culture. The range of genres and different styles that people are listening to now is more diverse than ever before, and it’s a great time to be making a show that gives a mainstream TV platform to the most exciting stuff out there." Further details will be announced later in the summer.

She is supporting James Arthur on his tour in November, so I guess she will have her album out before then

worst track on the album

S Club sold 10 million records Steps sold 20 million records They were literally twice as big

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No Madonna :unsure: