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Originally posted by X/O/X/O Can I snatch an Awards Show and The Voice?

Zendaya
Vanity

1. Gasoline
2. Chanel (feat. Azealia Banks)
3. Haute Love
4. Break My Fall
5. Aurora (feat. Rihanna)
6. Dusk To Dawn (feat. Kanye West)
7. Teen Spirit
8. Allegiance
9. Fireball
10. Vanity (feat. Drake)
11. Not A Little Girl Anymore
12. Remains Of My Heart
13. Fatal Lovers (feat. Pia Mia)
14. More Than A Lover

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Originally posted by Lucky#17 Promo will be available to snatch TONIGHT at 7:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Sorry

Paige Elliot - "The Queen"

After revealing earlier this week that her planned album, 'S/E/X', was scrapped, Paige Elliot also revealed that a new single would be released this weekend. It was stated that she wanted to go in a different direction, with the material on 'S/E/X' being too "intense" for what she wanted.
"The new single's probably the best single choice for the new album," Elliot stated upon the press release for the new single. "It's one the label really wanted, and I know it may sound a bit generic, but it's still one I like. It's better than me having to record a song I don't like so the label can score a quick hit. It's the best for all of us."
Elliot also stated that "The Queen" was the "happiest" song on the album, also comparing the darkness of the album to the direction she wanted:
"With 'S/E/X', everything was so... Vulgar. It was my original intent to be that way, and bring more awareness and openness to sex and stop it from being a taboo, but I realized I didn't want that. I didn't want to go down the drain becoming some skank artist and be mistaken for doing things for shock. Now, the new album is dark, just like 'S/E/X' was... But it's totally different. Sex may be a part of it, but it's not the main concept by any means. That said, 'The Queen' is probably the happiest and lightest song on the album. That's part of why my label wanted it to be the lead single... But I think it works, so that's how it's going to be."


Release date: April 20, 2014
Recorded: January 2014
Genre: Dance, house, pop, Eurodance, electro, EDM
Length: 4:25; 3:33 (Radio Edit)
Written by: Paige Brooklyn, Marcus Sheridan & Steve Angello
Produced by: Marcus Sheridan

"The Queen" is a Eurohouse-oriented song, with a heavy dance beat and many layered synths. The song also draws from electro elements, while definitely remaining an original pop song. Lyrically, the song describes the singer, Paige Elliot, as a Queen reflecting on her life through the first verse, while then moving on to say she'll rise to power again in the chorus but also pleading with her current lover to let her go so she can rule. Elliot stated earlier this week that the song can reflect on being torn between your personal and private life, while also saying it represents her being strong after a past relationship (Presumably after the divorce from her ex-husband, David Elliot).
The song opens to simply heavy drums, soon accompanied by a grinding, layered bassline featured throughout the song as Paige begins to speak in a low voice over it. As the bass begins to grow with some synths added, her voice becomes more harmonious before it suddenly cuts off to an instrumental section, featuring bubbling synths that slowly grow before soft drums are added, along with a piano and building synths. The song then erupts into the chorus, with the bassline from earlier added again along with higher synths following the rhythm with a strong melody added. The chorus has been described by Elliot's sister as "anthemic", before the chorus returns to just the bassline for the spoken lines again. A short post-chorus is delivered, similar to the first verse, before it returns to the instrumental section with no drums. It continues to build for the remainder of the verse when her vocals return, lacking a piano and drums but the synthetic melody continuing to rise. After the chorus plays once again, the song begins to decrease in build, typical for most EDM songs, with elements being taken away until it finally ends and fades out.
The music video for the song was directed by Francis Lawrence and Terry Richardson, though Elliot insisted on overseeing the entire project. Elliot's manager and label representative, Carlton McGuire, stated:
"The single's cover is from the video. There's a lot more to it than just that, but that's a great shot from it... She's basically in that bigass house, and it's mostly empty, but there are some great... Visions, I guess? I'm not quite sure how to describe it, but Paige has a great idea for what's going on, and she gets crazy and jumpy when people ask about it, so I decided to not question her and just let it go as it is, because it looks great."
The video is due to release later this week, along with several other treatments for Elliot's usual singles.
Check out the lyrics and audio below!

Try as they all may
I'll always be the Queen
Power running through my veins
The ruler from their dreams



Official Audio:



Be sure to purchase "The Queen" at a local physical retailer, and request the song for radio play! Purchase "The Queen" digitally on iTunes and Amazon at the link below:
http://www.smarturl.it/BuyTheQueen

Originally posted by X/O/X/O Girl it is sunday and currently 12:16 AM EST.

Originally posted by keris#1fan<3 liza minnelli releases her hot new single "saggy titties" release: 4/21/14 genre: country/rap/polka producer: dr luke writer: khia title: saggy titties

liza minnelli stars in hot new **** flick

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sorry please forgive me, i will love you till the end of time<3

Originally posted by keris#1fan<3 liza minnelli stars in hot new **** flick wow! liza is in a **** flick. to promote her new single "saggy titties", liza uploaded a video to ****hub.com of her and some strange man with genital warts having anal sex. some quoteworthy events during the video were liza saying "shove that hot dog up this chute", "i have really bad gas", and "i feel i got some poo on you" the video has gotten 1000 million videos in 2 minutes. people are amazed.

Originally posted by X/O/X/O Wait, if it's just a continuation, why don't we just pick up where we left off?