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Sometimes a greatest-hits collection can signal the end of an artist's career, summing up what has come before, and sometimes it can even revive a flagging artist's career whose previous albums might not have met expectations. And sometimes it can just come too early in a career to have any determining features. Jamelia had been around for seven years at the time of the release of Superstar: The Hits, so it could not be argued that it was too soon for a hits collection. Unfortunately, with just 11 tracks total -- two from her first album Drama, five from her breakthrough success Thank You, her four Top Ten singles, some of the most commercial pop hits from the mid-2000s in "Superstar," "Thank You," and "See It in a Boy's Eyes," and three singles from her previous album, Walk with Me, including her sampled songs "Beware of the Dog" and "No More," both dominated by their background samples ("Personal Jesus" and "Golden Brown," respectively) -- it doesn't even cover her entire output of singles, mysteriously omitting her first hit, "I Do," and another of her early singles, "Boy Next Door," As Jamelia had only had 12 hits at this point of her career, one of them being the double A-side (if they were actually still referred to as that in 2004) "DJ" with "Stop," the latter her version of the Sam Brown hit which hadn't previously been on an album, and with less than 40 minutes of music on the CD, there was plenty of room for either a little experimentation with some new tracks, or a little more adventure than simply compiling all the singles onto one album, the best of which had been on a big seller (Thank You) not long before. There wasn't even any new artwork or photos of the singer, but soon after the release of Superstar: The Hits, Jamelia was released from her contract at Parlophone and the reason for the release became obvious. This compilation became her weakest seller yet, even worse than her debut album when she was almost unknown, and spent just one week in the chart at number 55.
© Sharon Mawer /TiVo
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Remee, Producer - Cutfather & Joe, Producer - Jamelia, MainArtist - Marchell Remeeus, Producer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2002 Woah Dad!
SoulShock, Producer - Carsten Schack, Composer - Peter Biker, Composer - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist - Biker, Producer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2003 Woah Dad!
Matt Kent, Producer - Chris Martin, Composer - Cameron McVey, Producer - Simpson, Composer - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2004 EMI Records Ltd
Gregg Sutton, Composer - Jimmy Hogarth, Producer - Bruce Brody, Composer - Sam Brown, Composer - Jamelia, MainArtist - Philip Sheppard, Arranger
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2004 Woah Dad!
Colin Emmanuel, Producer - Beenie Man, FeaturedArtist - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist - Daniel de Bourg, Composer - James Yarde, Composer - Colin Delroy Emmanuel, Composer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2000 Woah Dad!
Tommy Lee James, Composer, Lyricist - Stuart Crichton, Composer, Lyricist, Producer - Martin Gore, Composer, Lyricist - Karen Poole, Composer - Jamelia Davis, Composer, Lyricist - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2006 Woah Dad!
Karlin, Producer - SoulShock, Composer, Producer - Kenneth Karlin, Composer - Alex Cantrall, Composer - Peter Biker, Producer - Jamelia, MainArtist - P White, Composer - O Longott, Composer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2003 Woah Dad!
SoulShock, Composer, Producer, Arranger - Peter Biker, Composer, Producer, Arranger - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2006 Woah Dad!
Colin Emmanuel, Producer - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist - Lee Bennett, Composer - Roger King, Composer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2000 Woah Dad!
Colin Emmanuel, Producer - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist - Emmanuel, Composer - Rah Diggah, FeaturedArtist - Sammi Jay, Producer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2003 Woah Dad!
Tommy Lee James, Composer - Stuart Crichton, Composer, Producer - Jamelia, Composer, MainArtist - The Stranglers, Composer
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2006 Woah Dad!
Presentación del Álbum
Sometimes a greatest-hits collection can signal the end of an artist's career, summing up what has come before, and sometimes it can even revive a flagging artist's career whose previous albums might not have met expectations. And sometimes it can just come too early in a career to have any determining features. Jamelia had been around for seven years at the time of the release of Superstar: The Hits, so it could not be argued that it was too soon for a hits collection. Unfortunately, with just 11 tracks total -- two from her first album Drama, five from her breakthrough success Thank You, her four Top Ten singles, some of the most commercial pop hits from the mid-2000s in "Superstar," "Thank You," and "See It in a Boy's Eyes," and three singles from her previous album, Walk with Me, including her sampled songs "Beware of the Dog" and "No More," both dominated by their background samples ("Personal Jesus" and "Golden Brown," respectively) -- it doesn't even cover her entire output of singles, mysteriously omitting her first hit, "I Do," and another of her early singles, "Boy Next Door," As Jamelia had only had 12 hits at this point of her career, one of them being the double A-side (if they were actually still referred to as that in 2004) "DJ" with "Stop," the latter her version of the Sam Brown hit which hadn't previously been on an album, and with less than 40 minutes of music on the CD, there was plenty of room for either a little experimentation with some new tracks, or a little more adventure than simply compiling all the singles onto one album, the best of which had been on a big seller (Thank You) not long before. There wasn't even any new artwork or photos of the singer, but soon after the release of Superstar: The Hits, Jamelia was released from her contract at Parlophone and the reason for the release became obvious. This compilation became her weakest seller yet, even worse than her debut album when she was almost unknown, and spent just one week in the chart at number 55.
© Sharon Mawer /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 11 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:41:47
- Artistas principales: Jamelia
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Woah Dad!
- Género Pop/Rock Pop
(C) 2007 Woah Dad! (P) 2007 Woah Dad!
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