Donna_Lewis-In_The_Pink-2008-XXL

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MP3/FLAC

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XXL

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56,49 MB

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11

Date

2008-07-11

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Donna Lewis - In The Pink


Rip Info
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Artist: Donna Lewis
Album Title: In The Pink
Record Label: Peruzzi/Redeye
Rip Date: Jul-10-2008
Ripper: X-Factor
Genre: Pop
Year: 2008
Source: CDDA
Encoder: lame 3.97mod
Quality: 188kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo


Track List
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01 Ireland                                    	04:34
02 Pink Dress                                 	04:07
03 Shout                                      	03:28
04 Shut The Sun Out                           	03:45
05 Kick Inside                                	04:29
06 You To Me                                  	03:39
07 Obsession                                  	03:35
08 Don't Ever                                 	05:17
09 1000 Miles                                 	03:58
10 You (Reprise)                              	00:50
11 Sandcastles                                	04:01
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                                                41:43 min
                                                56.5 MB

Rip Notes
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After a long hiatus during which she raised a family, 
multi-platinum recording artist Donna Lewis finally 
returns with her first proper studio album in a decade 
- In The Pink.

Featuring the first single Shout, Lewis' eleven new 
tracks seem to pick up right where she left off. Her 
acute pop sensibility remains firmly intact while 
simultaneously gravitating towards the newer sounds of 
bands such as Zero 7 and Hooverphonic.

In The Pink is an album built on Lewis' ultra-solid 
melodic availability, but mixed in seamlessly is a 
surprising amount of edge and lush size. Lewis' vocals 
are broad, whispery yet strong, and more than ever 
filled with those trademark sensual vowel sounds that 
make her so instantly recognizable. But what really 
sets In The Pink apart is an unmistakable sense of 
adventure and freshness - Obsession and Shut The Sun 
Out pump out hard, textured grooves while You To Me 
just screams classic and Shout achieves a timeless 
and supremely undeniable Euro-style catchiness.

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