Artist.......: Empire Isis
Album........: Brand New Style
Label........: DEP
Genre........: Dance
Catnr........: MNT23736
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Feb-07-2009
str.date.....: Jan-20-2009
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.empireisis.com
track title time
01. Intro 01:05
02. Get Up On It 04:21
03. Don't Go Home 03:21
04. Participate 03:43
05. Brand New Style 03:37
06. Four In The Morning 04:06
07. Skit 01:00
08. Mission 03:01
09. Won't Surrender 03:37
10. False Friend 03:38
11. Can't Keep My Eyes Off You 04:28
12. Guzellah 03:47
Runtime 39:44 min
Size 57,3 MB
Release Notes:
Nominated 11 times in 2008 for awards such as BEST
INTERNATIONAL ARTIST & BEST NEW POP ARTIST, this
North-African beauty defies all preconceived ideas
of your typical Urban artist. Empire ISIS aka
Gangstress' brings a new meaning to word "World
Music" by breaking down the musical barriers and
fusing Hiphop, Reggae into a pop format on her
second LP "Brand New Style". ISIS has stayed true
to her roots and movement while gaining
international recognition on her DIY approach.
Brand New Style, was recorded between Montreal, New
York, Tel Aviv and Kingston. The album was recorded
by industry super producers Prayon, (Beyonce,
G-Unit, Sean Paul) and Overstand (Damien Marley,
Sizzla) at studio such as Tuff Gong, Penthouse, &
King Of Kings. ISIS has painstakingly developed her
sound and image while writing and maintaining
ownership of all her songs under her brothers
record label Monumental Records distributed by
DEP/Universal Music Group. Empire ISIS songs have
been featured on 8 different shows this year. Hits
such as Dont' Go Home or Participate can be heard
on ABC, CBS, CTV, and on MTV's number 1 show The
Hills. Also winning major contests such as Mytune
Artist of the Year, and 100% Music Songwriting
Contest. ISIS brings a militant, passionate, and
high energy type of Urban music which can be
appreciated by all. From her unique look to her
blazing lyrics, ISIS is a true provocateur
challenging peoples perceptions, stereotypes and
common modes of thinking.
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