Showing posts with label Natalia Kills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natalia Kills. Show all posts

12 July 2013


British synth-pop chanteuse Natalia Kills has delivered yet another solid track with the release of her latest single 'Saturday Night,' the second single lifted from her upcoming sophomore album 'Trouble.'

Revealing some pretty raw and emotional lyrics, the Cherrytree Records star delves into a dark history filled with abuse, torment and betrayal. Either it's a honest reflection of the 26 year-old's youth or she's a great storyteller - maybe both.

"I promise I’ll be the one you want / Don’t tell me I’m unfixable / You don’t know what it’s like to be seventeen with no place to go" - the 'Wonderland' singer begs with agony in he voice, stronger than we've ever heard her before.

Kills has always been a favourite of ours - her 2011 'Perfectionist' album was critically underrated - but if 'Saturday Night' is a preview of her upcoming album release, we're more than excited to see what the future holds for the talented lass.

'Saturday Night' is out now [iTunes]

4.5 / 5


British synth-pop chanteuse Natalia Kills has delivered yet another solid track with the release of her latest single 'Saturday Night,' the second single lifted from her upcoming sophomore album 'Trouble.'

Revealing some pretty raw and emotional lyrics, the Cherrytree Records star delves into a dark history filled with abuse, torment and betrayal. Either it's a honest reflection of the 26 year-old's youth or she's a great storyteller - maybe both.

"I promise I’ll be the one you want / Don’t tell me I’m unfixable / You don’t know what it’s like to be seventeen with no place to go" - the 'Wonderland' singer begs with agony in he voice, stronger than we've ever heard her before.

Kills has always been a favourite of ours - her 2011 'Perfectionist' album was critically underrated - but if 'Saturday Night' is a preview of her upcoming album release, we're more than excited to see what the future holds for the talented lass.

'Saturday Night' is out now [iTunes]

4.5 / 5

17 May 2012


British singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has been a busy girl of late, featuring on a range of brilliant tracks such as Junior Caldera's "Lights Out (Go Crazy)" with label-mates Far East Movement. Her latest collaboration is with Swiss trance DJ Tatana on her track "You Can't Get In My Head (If You Don't Get In My Bed)."

Firstly, long enough title?

Secondly, what an interesting combo. Surprisingly, Kills works well with the DJ and the outcome is actually not bad. And the video...? Well, it's fairly interesting. Watch the full clip below to see what we mean.


British singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has been a busy girl of late, featuring on a range of brilliant tracks such as Junior Caldera's "Lights Out (Go Crazy)" with label-mates Far East Movement. Her latest collaboration is with Swiss trance DJ Tatana on her track "You Can't Get In My Head (If You Don't Get In My Bed)."

Firstly, long enough title?

Secondly, what an interesting combo. Surprisingly, Kills works well with the DJ and the outcome is actually not bad. And the video...? Well, it's fairly interesting. Watch the full clip below to see what we mean.

12 January 2012


English singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has premiered the video for Kill My Boyfriend, the fourth single to be taken from her debut LP Perfectionist (revised/deluxe edition).

The track, produced by French DJ Junior Caldera, features Ms Kills as she prepares to do-off with her boyfriend so she can be with her new lover. The clip, which will no doubt be classed as controversial (just because she drowns a guy in milk, sheesh); is overall pretty fun and showcases the Cherrytree Records star's exceptional style and fashion sense. Nice work love.

Perfectionist is available today [iTunes]


English singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has premiered the video for Kill My Boyfriend, the fourth single to be taken from her debut LP Perfectionist (revised/deluxe edition).

The track, produced by French DJ Junior Caldera, features Ms Kills as she prepares to do-off with her boyfriend so she can be with her new lover. The clip, which will no doubt be classed as controversial (just because she drowns a guy in milk, sheesh); is overall pretty fun and showcases the Cherrytree Records star's exceptional style and fashion sense. Nice work love.

Perfectionist is available today [iTunes]

20 December 2011


French DJ Junior Caldera has employed the vocal talents of Natalia Kills and label mates Far East Movement for his latest track, Lights Out.

The number, which carries Caldera's signature house melody, showcases Kills vocal talents in a fantastic house anthem - different from what we've seen displayed on her Perfectionist album. If anything, the dance-themed track suits Kills more so than the grungy indie-pop themes.

We're unsure whether this is still in demo form or what the final release will sound like, but none the less the track is a pretty great starter for new material for both Caldera and Kills.

Lights Out (feat. Far East Movement) by Natalia Kills


French DJ Junior Caldera has employed the vocal talents of Natalia Kills and label mates Far East Movement for his latest track, Lights Out.

The number, which carries Caldera's signature house melody, showcases Kills vocal talents in a fantastic house anthem - different from what we've seen displayed on her Perfectionist album. If anything, the dance-themed track suits Kills more so than the grungy indie-pop themes.

We're unsure whether this is still in demo form or what the final release will sound like, but none the less the track is a pretty great starter for new material for both Caldera and Kills.

Lights Out (feat. Far East Movement) by Natalia Kills

1 September 2011


After releasing The Fear Inside and Do It In The AM, Frankmusik is preparing for his album release by teasing us with his latest single No ID, featuring fellow label mate Colette Carr.

Listen to the track below.

Frankmusik - "No I.D." feat. Colette Carr by Interscope Records

In addition to the above I've managed to get my hands on a preview of the Do It In The AM album which gives us seven and a half minutes of pure, pop pleasure. Listening to the mix it reminds me of how outstanding Frankmusik's debut album (Complete Me) really was. I'mery, very excited about the upcoming release.

Listen to the album preview below.

Frankmusik - Do It In The AM (Album Mashup) by Interscope Records

The full track listing for the new release is as follows:
  1. We Collide
  2. No ID feat. Colette Carr
  3. Do It in the AM feat. Far East Movement
  4. No Champagne feat. Natalia Kills
  5. Footsteps
  6. Wrecking Ball
  7. Running
  8. Brake Lights
  9. Struck by Lightning
  10. Ludicrous
  11. Blame It on Me
  12. Cut Me Down
Do It In The AM will be released 26 September [iTunes]


After releasing The Fear Inside and Do It In The AM, Frankmusik is preparing for his album release by teasing us with his latest single No ID, featuring fellow label mate Colette Carr.

Listen to the track below.

Frankmusik - "No I.D." feat. Colette Carr by Interscope Records

In addition to the above I've managed to get my hands on a preview of the Do It In The AM album which gives us seven and a half minutes of pure, pop pleasure. Listening to the mix it reminds me of how outstanding Frankmusik's debut album (Complete Me) really was. I'mery, very excited about the upcoming release.

Listen to the album preview below.

Frankmusik - Do It In The AM (Album Mashup) by Interscope Records

The full track listing for the new release is as follows:
  1. We Collide
  2. No ID feat. Colette Carr
  3. Do It in the AM feat. Far East Movement
  4. No Champagne feat. Natalia Kills
  5. Footsteps
  6. Wrecking Ball
  7. Running
  8. Brake Lights
  9. Struck by Lightning
  10. Ludicrous
  11. Blame It on Me
  12. Cut Me Down
Do It In The AM will be released 26 September [iTunes]

12 July 2011


English singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has released the video for the third single to be taken from her debut album Perfectionist, employing the vocal talents of will.i.am on the track Free.

The track, co-penned by Kid Cudi, is one of the lighter numbers on the artists album. Following on from (what I would call the best track) Wonderland, it also seems Kills may have been a little lighter on the budget for the production of this clip. It's quite simple, yet I suppose in a way it's kinda effective. Kinda.




English singer/songwriter Natalia Kills has released the video for the third single to be taken from her debut album Perfectionist, employing the vocal talents of will.i.am on the track Free.

The track, co-penned by Kid Cudi, is one of the lighter numbers on the artists album. Following on from (what I would call the best track) Wonderland, it also seems Kills may have been a little lighter on the budget for the production of this clip. It's quite simple, yet I suppose in a way it's kinda effective. Kinda.



29 June 2011


Following on from the global success that is Party Rock Anthem, LMFAO hit us with their latest single - Champagne Showers, featuring none other than fellow label-mate Natalia Kills.

The track has already gained significant airplay in Australia (coming in at #3 on the Most Added to Radio this week). Additionally this week it debuted at #26 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Elsewhere worldwide it debuted in the top 50 in the UK and top 10 in New Zealand.

In the video the boys, RedFoo and SkyBlu, continue with the shuffling zombie madness as they're lured into an underground lair. They meet Kills and her band of shuffling zombies and of course there's lots of ass grinding, body pumping and zombie loving madness.

Will it manage the super performance of Party Rock Anthem with its ten-week stint at #1 here in Australia, earning it a 5x platinum status? Maybe not, but it sure will provide some great global coverage for Ms Kills - always a pleasure.

Champagne Showers and Party Rock Anthem are both taken from LMFAO's second studio album, Sorry for the Party Rocking - out digitally today [ITUNES]




Following on from the global success that is Party Rock Anthem, LMFAO hit us with their latest single - Champagne Showers, featuring none other than fellow label-mate Natalia Kills.

The track has already gained significant airplay in Australia (coming in at #3 on the Most Added to Radio this week). Additionally this week it debuted at #26 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Elsewhere worldwide it debuted in the top 50 in the UK and top 10 in New Zealand.

In the video the boys, RedFoo and SkyBlu, continue with the shuffling zombie madness as they're lured into an underground lair. They meet Kills and her band of shuffling zombies and of course there's lots of ass grinding, body pumping and zombie loving madness.

Will it manage the super performance of Party Rock Anthem with its ten-week stint at #1 here in Australia, earning it a 5x platinum status? Maybe not, but it sure will provide some great global coverage for Ms Kills - always a pleasure.

Champagne Showers and Party Rock Anthem are both taken from LMFAO's second studio album, Sorry for the Party Rocking - out digitally today [ITUNES]



2 May 2011


And so he's back. After spending loads of time in the 'hood (apparently that's dog-speak for the park down the road), Thom has recommended his hot tracks for the month of April.

He's made a point of saying, or barking actually, that lots of contenders put forward some great tunes over the last few weeks. It's been a tough month, and Thom has been jumping, running and peeing excitedly about all the musical options. On saying that however, here are his favourite tracks for the month...


Thom, licking his lips as he thinks about these delicious tracks...

APRIL

Yasmin
Finish Line
[VIDEO]

Wynter Gordon
Till Death

Vanbot
Make Me, Break Me
[AUDIO]

Natalia Kills
Wonderland
[VIDEO]

Lady Gaga
Judas


And so he's back. After spending loads of time in the 'hood (apparently that's dog-speak for the park down the road), Thom has recommended his hot tracks for the month of April.

He's made a point of saying, or barking actually, that lots of contenders put forward some great tunes over the last few weeks. It's been a tough month, and Thom has been jumping, running and peeing excitedly about all the musical options. On saying that however, here are his favourite tracks for the month...


Thom, licking his lips as he thinks about these delicious tracks...

APRIL

Yasmin
Finish Line
[VIDEO]

Wynter Gordon
Till Death

Vanbot
Make Me, Break Me
[AUDIO]

Natalia Kills
Wonderland
[VIDEO]

Lady Gaga
Judas

12 April 2011


I've been in two minds about posting about this girl. You see Natalia Kills has all the right elements to be a Lady Gaga wannabe (not that that's anything to be proud of) - and that's about it. From the shock-tactic lyrics to the personal styling to the video direction. Everything speaks Gaga rip-off. But you see, the more I listen to her latest offering, Wonderland, the more I'm intrigued by this 24 year-old from the UK.

Kills debut single, Mirrors, was released back in August 2010 to pleasant reviews by pop lovers online. After listening to the track personally I was a bit "meh", nothing special. But alas, fear not dear readers, for out comes Wonderland and I am slightly captivated.

I'm love the lyrics - I think it's the addition of the fairy tale characters, and the chorus - "I don't believe in fairy tales, but I believe in you and me, take me to wonderland." Plus, the video is a great accompaniment with it's fantasy/war theme. Let's throw in the fact that it's likable, catchy and has the right elements to be a commercial success... and I think I'm sucked in.

What about you?

Wonderland is taken from Natalia Kills debut album Perfectionist.


I've been in two minds about posting about this girl. You see Natalia Kills has all the right elements to be a Lady Gaga wannabe (not that that's anything to be proud of) - and that's about it. From the shock-tactic lyrics to the personal styling to the video direction. Everything speaks Gaga rip-off. But you see, the more I listen to her latest offering, Wonderland, the more I'm intrigued by this 24 year-old from the UK.

Kills debut single, Mirrors, was released back in August 2010 to pleasant reviews by pop lovers online. After listening to the track personally I was a bit "meh", nothing special. But alas, fear not dear readers, for out comes Wonderland and I am slightly captivated.

I'm love the lyrics - I think it's the addition of the fairy tale characters, and the chorus - "I don't believe in fairy tales, but I believe in you and me, take me to wonderland." Plus, the video is a great accompaniment with it's fantasy/war theme. Let's throw in the fact that it's likable, catchy and has the right elements to be a commercial success... and I think I'm sucked in.

What about you?

Wonderland is taken from Natalia Kills debut album Perfectionist.