Showing posts with label MAKE THE WORLD MOVE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MAKE THE WORLD MOVE. Show all posts
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
[TWEET] @NBCTHEVOICE: 'GUESS WHOSE CHAIR! (HINT: SHE'S PERFORMING TONIGHT!) ...'
Guess whose chair! (Hint: She's performing tonight!) #TheVoice instagr.am/p/R_EOBznpgd/
— The Voice (@NBCTheVoice) November 13, 2012
Monday, November 12, 2012
[NEWS] CHRISTINA AGUILERA PERFORMING 'MAKE THE WORLD MOVE' WITH CEE LO ON #THEVOICE
#LOTUS out tomorrow! I’m going to perform #MakeTheWorldMove w/ @ceelogreen on Tues night’s #TheVoice to celebrate. itunes.com/lotus
— Christina Aguilera (@TheRealXtina) November 12, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
[NEWS] 'LOTUS' DELUXE EDITION TRACKLISTING
1. LotusSource: Amazon
2. Army Of Me
3. Red Hot Kinda Love - Secon, Lucas
4. Make The World Move - Aguilera, Christina feat. CeeLo Green
5. Let's Find Out
6. Your Body
7. Let There Be Love
8. Sing For Me
9. Blank Page
10. Cease Fire
11. Around The World
12. Circles
13. Best Of Me
14. Shut Up
15. Just A Fool - Aguilera, Christina feat. Blake Shelton
16. Empty Words
17. Light Up The Sky
18. Your Body
Friday, September 28, 2012
Sunday, September 23, 2012
[VIDEOS] ACCESS HOLLYWOOD ASKS CHRISTINA AGUILERA ABOUT HER NEW ALBUM & 'THE VOICE'
Friday, September 21, 2012
[NEWS] BILLBOARD: THE RESURRECTION OF CHRISTINA AGUILERA FULL INTERVIEW
Christina Aguilera hasn't felt this way in a decade. The singer is reflecting on the eventful two years leading up to the release of her fifth studio album, "Lotus," from her home in Los Angeles -- a period that heralded the commercial disappointment of her album "Bionic"; a divorce from husband Jordan Bratman; the release of her first movie, "Burlesque," and its accompanying soundtrack; her highly successful stint as a coach on NBC's "The Voice" and accompanying appearance on Maroon 5's mega-hit "Moves Like Jagger."
The last time she felt so inspired, the result was 2002's Stripped-a creative breakthrough that helped distance Aguilera from her teen-pop peers and produced memorable hits like "Beautiful," "Dirrty" and "Fighter."
Due Nov. 13 on RCA, "Lotus" refers to the "rebirth" Aguilera underwent both personally and professionally, opting not to work with longtime songwriting partners like Linda Perry in favor of such newer collaborators as Alex Da Kid, Sia, Candice Pillay and even pop maestro Max Martin, on first single "Your Body," which hit radio and iTunes last week and bows at No. 33 on Billboard's Mainstream Top 40 chart this week.
Like on Stripped, Aguilera dips into many genres-from dance-pop on "Your Body" and "Make the World Move" (a duet with fellow "Voice" coach Cee Lo Green), piano-driven power ballads ("Sing for Me," Sia collaboration "Blank Page") and rock-tinged empowerment anthems ("Army of Me," "Cease Fire"). The album even opens with a quick sample of M83's "Midnight City" on the title track, an experimental table-setter where Aguilera resolves to "leave the past behind/Say goodbye to the scared child inside."
Alex Da Kid, who first teamed with Aguilera for 2010's "Castle Walls" on T.I.'s No Mercy, worked with Aguilera on several Lotus cuts with songwriter Pillay, many of which were recorded at her home studio. "I've worked with big and smaller people, and the more established people can get stuck in their ways and say they're not open to critique," Alex Da Kid says. "She definitely had a strong opinion, but she'll go with the best idea in the room. That's really rare for someone that's had so much success."
The last time she felt so inspired, the result was 2002's Stripped-a creative breakthrough that helped distance Aguilera from her teen-pop peers and produced memorable hits like "Beautiful," "Dirrty" and "Fighter."
Due Nov. 13 on RCA, "Lotus" refers to the "rebirth" Aguilera underwent both personally and professionally, opting not to work with longtime songwriting partners like Linda Perry in favor of such newer collaborators as Alex Da Kid, Sia, Candice Pillay and even pop maestro Max Martin, on first single "Your Body," which hit radio and iTunes last week and bows at No. 33 on Billboard's Mainstream Top 40 chart this week.
Like on Stripped, Aguilera dips into many genres-from dance-pop on "Your Body" and "Make the World Move" (a duet with fellow "Voice" coach Cee Lo Green), piano-driven power ballads ("Sing for Me," Sia collaboration "Blank Page") and rock-tinged empowerment anthems ("Army of Me," "Cease Fire"). The album even opens with a quick sample of M83's "Midnight City" on the title track, an experimental table-setter where Aguilera resolves to "leave the past behind/Say goodbye to the scared child inside."
Alex Da Kid, who first teamed with Aguilera for 2010's "Castle Walls" on T.I.'s No Mercy, worked with Aguilera on several Lotus cuts with songwriter Pillay, many of which were recorded at her home studio. "I've worked with big and smaller people, and the more established people can get stuck in their ways and say they're not open to critique," Alex Da Kid says. "She definitely had a strong opinion, but she'll go with the best idea in the room. That's really rare for someone that's had so much success."
Tags:
ARMY OF ME,
BIONIC,
BLANK PAGE,
CEASE FIRE,
CHRISTINA AGUILERA,
COLLABORATION,
ELLEN DEGENERES,
JAY LENO,
LOTUS,
MAKE THE WORLD MOVE,
MARK BURNETT,
SING FOR ME,
THE VOICE,
YOUR BODY
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