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| Artist : Cynthia |
| Album : Megamix |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
| Label : MICMAC |
| Year : 2009 |
| Genre : Freestyle |
| Rip date : Mar-25-2009 |
| Store date : Mar-10-2009 |
| Size : 77,6 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Love Me Tonight 03:47 |
| 02 - Dream Boy Dream Girl 04:41 |
| 03 - Change On Me 05:01 |
| 04 - What Will It Take 03:46 |
| 05 - Endless Night 03:55 |
| 06 - Never Thought I Let You Go 06:27 |
| 07 - Pledging All My Love 03:42 |
| 08 - Thief Of Heart 03:26 |
| 09 - Everytime I Look At You 03:19 |
| 10 - Gonna Get Over You 06:53 |
| 11 - One Mistake 02:57 |
| 12 - Forever Missing You 04:15 |
| 13 - Radio Megamix 04:08 |
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| 56:17 min |
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| Dance/freestyle artist Cynthia began her career in 1987, shortly after |
| mentioning to fellow up and coming freestylist Safire her desire to give |
| music shot, who in turn helped hook her friend up with several |
| auditions. One such try out was with producer Mickey Garcia, who was so |
| impressed that he recommended that his boss at MicMac Records check out |
| Cynthia's talents. Shortly thereafter, she was signed to a five year |
| contract. In the ensuing period, Cynthia issued a pair of albums -- a |
| self titled debut which featured such singles as "Change on Me," |
| "Endless Night," and "Thief of Hearts," as well as Cynthia II, which |
| spawned the singles "Love Me Tonight," and a duet with Johnny O, "Dream |
| Boy/Dream Girl." 1995 saw the release of The Remixes, which contained |
| reworkings of her best-known tracks. |
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| Despite a fruitful relationship with MicMac, Cynthia declined to record |
| any more albums for the label, sensing that she should branch out into |
| other musical styles (she correctly felt that freestyle would soon |
| decline in popularity). By the mid-'90s, Cynthia decided to put music on |
| hold momentarily as she returned to school (to pursue a degree in |
| nursing), but ultimately returned back to music. After being introduced |
| to producers Joey Gardner and Tony Moran, the duo signed Cynthia to the |
| Tommy Boy label. Her first release on her knew label, the single "How I |
| Love Him" (which included a cameo from K7 from the Swing Kids) signaled |
| that Cynthia's music was going into more of a club music direction, |
| resulting in another single -- a 12" titled "Like a Star," which |
| featured remixes by Todd Terry. Although Cynthia was rumored to be |
| working on an all new album with "Like a Star" serving as its title |
| track, the album never materialized and little has been heard from her |
| since. 2001 saw the release of the 12-track collection, Cynthia's |
| Greatest Hits. |
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