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| Artist : Anjulie |
| Album : BOOM |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
| Label : Hear Music |
| Year : 2009 |
| Genre : Pop |
| Rip date : Dec-09-2008 |
| Store date : Apr-14-2009 |
| Size : 48,2 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Boom 03:15 |
| 02 - Rain 03:53 |
| 03 - Some Dumb Whore 04:29 |
| 04 - Addicted2Me 03:08 |
| 05 - Crazy That Way (Intro) 00:38 |
| 06 - Crazy That Way 02:31 |
| 07 - Fatal Attraction 03:14 |
| 08 - The Heat 02:59 |
| 09 - Colombia 02:46 |
| 10 - Same Damn Thing 03:44 |
| 11 - Love Songs 03:19 |
| 12 - Day Will Soon Come 03:41 |
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| 37:37 min |
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| Her debut album for Hear Music doesnÆt arrive until in the spring of 09, |
| however futurists will get a taste of one of next yearÆs most dazzling |
| artistic arrivals on Tuesday, November 11th with the release of ôThe |
| Boom EPö a 3-song digital only EP from creatively fearless |
| singer/songwriter, Anjulie. |
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| Born to immigrant parents from Guyana and raised in Toronto, Anjulie is |
| an intriguing, authentic new voice on the pop landscape, with the |
| melodic gifts, vocal prowess and sophistication that announce her as a |
| true original. |
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| Obsessed with music as a child, Anjulie has been singing and writing |
| songs since she was a teen, and the years she spent honing her craft are |
| readily apparent on this special digital only 3-song EP and her |
| forthcoming self-titled debut album for Hear Music. Co-written with her |
| producer and collaborator Jon Levine (of Canadian R&B hit makers the |
| Philosopher Kings), Anjulie sets intensely personal stories about her |
| life, loves, obsessions, and heartbreaks to a glittering genre-blending |
| mix of pop, hip-hop, rock, and world rhythms she heard as a child |
| growing up. |
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| The slinky opening track, "Boom," works a dark, Nancy Sinatra-esque '60s |
| vibe, while the sweet pop sophistication of "Love Songs" and "Day Will |
| Soon Come" exhibit her personal and musical confessions come to life. |
| Much like her contemporaries Nelly Furtado, Corinne Bailey Rae and Lily |
| Allen, Anjulie is ready to carve out her own essential place in popular |
| music with this versatile, confident, eclectic introduction. |
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