Enrique Iglesias will release on 6 July 2010 his new album called Euphoria. It features new songs with Akon, usher, Pitbull and Nicole Scherzinger. He also released the single I Like It.
1 Cuando Me Enamoro 3:22
3 Ayer 3:34
4 Dile Que 3:41
5 I Like It 3:52
6 One Day At A Time 4:05
7 Heartbeat 4:16
8 Dirty Dancer 3:35
9 Tu Y Yo 4:01
10 No Me Digas Que No
(NASHVILLE, TENN.) — Carried Away has recorded a new song, “Snow Falls,” for the Christmas season, which is available now as a free download at the all-new Carried Away Insiders (C.A.I.) fansite (www.insiders.carriedaway.ca). The song will also be available at iTunes on December 3rd, and is currently receiving airplay on both mainstream and Christian radio stations throughout North America.
To coincide with the release of “Snow Falls,” Carried Away has released an interactive music video which can be found exclusively at the Carried Away Insiders fansite (www.insiders.carriedaway.ca). There is no cost to become a Carried Away Insider, and the interactive website hosts exclusive song downloads, journals, contests and more – all free!
“Christmas is ‘the most wonderful time of the year,’ but for a lot of people, it can also be sad, lonely and one of the most challenging times,” explains Carried Away’s Colleen Walker. “We wrote this song to let people know that even though they may not be feeling the ‘Christmas Spirit’ that God is there for them. That’s really our Christmas message: although life isn’t perfect and is sometimes downright hard, God sent Jesus to redeem all situations.”
“Snow has been often compared to God’s Spirit because it covers all with pure white,” adds group member Christine Prankard. “We wanted this song to remind people that no matter what’s going on in their life, God’s love and mercy can cover all. Jesus is here for them when they’re figuring out their credit card debt, arguing with their families over the ‘right way’ to do Christmas or fighting loneliness.”
“Ultimately, we wanted to put a smile on people’s faces this year,” says the trio’s Pam Walker. “Regardless of the the crazyness of the season, we hope that people will take a break and have fun with the interactive music video and the fansite. It might just bring a little bit of happiness to their Christmas season.”
The Canadian trio has been busy this fall promoting theirs sophomore album, I Want You, which released in August. Sisters Colleen and Pam Walker and their cousin Christine Prankard have been on a North American tour this fall with JUMP5, one of Christian music’s most successful pop acts. The girls have had little down time, adding additional headlining dates to a non-stop promotional schedule that has included numerous radio stops at Christian radio stations around the country, Radio Disney and the nationally syndicated program, The Coconut Hut Radio Show. Additionally, they’ve made national television appearances onLive From Studio B, JCTV, Teen Girl TV, The Jim Bakker Show, The Dino Show, 100 Huntley Street, deeperLiving, 7 Minutes, Bridges, Top 3, ReachOUT TV, Control Track, as well as regional programs such as Positively Arkansas (Little Rock’s CBS affiliate), Live at 9
(Memphis’ CBS affiliate), Good Morning Arkansas (Little Rock’s ABC affiliate) and The Morning Show (Tupelo’s NBC affiliate).
In addition to their heavy tour and promotion schedule, the girls have graced the covers of In the Times Magazine (September) and the current issue of Focus on the Family’s BRIO Magazine (December), as well as a three-page September feature in Beautiful One Magazine. Christian music fans have encountered online promotions at HearItFirst.com, Shoutlife.com and NewReleaseTuesday.com, the latter of which hosted an exclusive podcast, and coverage by such nationally recognized publications as Power Source, Teen Trend, Living with Teenagers and Journal of Student Ministries.
For more information on Carried Away, please visit the official website at www.carriedaway.ca.
Read our interview with Carried Away here.
Read our review of I Want You here.
Miley Cyrus’ father Billy Ray Cyrus has expressed his displeasure with her for being seen smoking a legal high.
The ‘Achy Breaky Heart’ hitmaker – who is currently divorcing wife Tish – took to twitter following the video of 18-year-old Miley smoking salvia from a bong.
He wrote: “Sorry guys. I had no idea. Just saw this stuff for the first time myself. I’m so sad. There is so much further than my control right now.”
Anthony Adams – a former California State Assemblyman who previously tried to ban the drug in his state – believes salvia, which is legal in a number of U.S. states, can make people do “crazy” things and has annoying her for being irresponsible to her legions of young fans.
He said: “You do very crazy things. Miley is a star and young kids are going to imitate her behavior.”
In the video taken of Miley smoking the drug, she is seen confusing a party guest for ‘Last Song’ co-star and ex-boyfriend Liam Hemsworth as well as sniggering uncontrollably.
She said: “OK, I’m about to lose it now. I’m having a little bit of a trip right now.
“Oh my God! He looks so much like him! He looks so much like Liam. Is that me tripping? He doesn’t look like Liam at all? Dude, that looks just like Liam!”
The clock struck midnight and fetched good news for Lady Gaga fans.
As promised, the pop superstar tweeted a big statement with regard to her forthcoming album, Born This Way. While others were tasting champagne to trumpet in the New Year, the Gaga faithful were pending news from their beloved. And at midnight, the singer tweeted that her third album will be free in stores on May 23 and the first single from it will be released on February 13.
“THE SONG 2 13 11 THE RECORD 5 23 11,” is all she wrote.
Along with the statement, Gaga tweeted a new black-and-white photo in which she is nude from the waist down, with her hair blowing about, and sporting a jacket with the album’s title emblazoned in what look like dazed jewels.
Before she made the statement official, she teased her Twitter followers with lyrics from Born This Way, writing, “I’m beautiful in my way, ’cause God makes no mistakes/ I’m on the right track baby, I was born this way/ Don’t hide yourself in regret, just love yourself and you’re set/ I’m on the right track, baby, I was born this way.”
This could be one more stellar year for Gaga. Her last album, The Fame Monster, was the best-selling album of 2010 worldwide, selling nearly 6 million copies. She also has had seven successive singles that have been top 10 hits, with two of them hitting no. 1.
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Four-time Dove Award-nominated progressive rock band, Leeland, has announced the February 26, 2008 release of its second studio album, Opposite Way (Essential Records). Opposite Way was produced by Matt Bronleewe (Michael W. Smith, Natalie Imbruglia), mixed by Ben Grosse (Ben Folds, Red Hot Chili Peppers) and was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee at Smoak Stack Studios and Pentavarit Studios. “I’ve never seen a band with as much raw energy and God-given talent as Leeland,” shares Opposite Wayproducer, Matt Bronleewe. “Leeland is the kind of band you dream about working with: the guys are innocently passionate about their message, and intensely persuasive in their delivery. In every sense, their new album Opposite Way is the direction music needs to be going in.”
The eleven-track album comprises the following tracks: “Opposite Way,” “Count Me In,” “Let It Out Now,” “Enter This Temple,” “Wake Up,” “Beginning and the End,” “Brighter Days,” “Falling for You,” “Don’t Go Away,” “Thief in the Night” and “May Our Praise.”
