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Disc-Overy [Pa] by Eric Turner Kelly Rowland Labrinth Tinie Tempah Emeli Sande Ellie Goulding (CD, 2010)

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Disc-Overy Recorded over the last 11 months in North London, South London and Sweden, the album is a highly accomplished piece of work featuring an array of production that encompasses gritty grime, tempo-shifting drum and bass, and dark and brooding pop. Tracks: 1.Intro 2.Simply Unstoppable 3.Pass Out 4.Illision 5.Just A Little (feat. Range) 6.Snap 7.Written In The Stars (feat. Eric Turner) 8.Frisky (feat. Labrinth) 9.Miami 2 Ibiza 10.Obsession 11.Invincible (feat. Kelly Rowland) 12..Wonderman (feat. Ellie Goulding) 13. Let Go (feat. Emeli Sande)

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Record LabelParlophone

UPC5099990651328

eBay Product ID (ePID)18050140225

Product Key Features

Release Year2010

FormatCD

GenreR&B & Soul

Run Time46 Mins 52 Seconds

ArtistEric Turner, Kelly Rowland, Labrinth, Tinie Tempah, Emeli Sande, Ellie Goulding

Release TitleDisc-Overy [Pa]

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DistributionSource Interlink

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

ReviewsRolling Stone (p.88) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he closer to hip-hop he gets, the better: On the slow-rollin' 'Snap,' stripped-down beats are perfect for his simple, brash enthusiasm." Entertainment Weekly (p.70) - "[L]oaded with future-funk R&B, club-friendly house, and skittering street sweepers." Billboard (p.32) - "'Till I'm Gone' pairs Tempah with rapper Wiz Khalifa over a sparkly groove produced by duo Stargate..." Mojo (Publisher) (p.109) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "There are overtones of American big-hitters Kanye West and Lupe Fiasco in his jaunty, sing-song style and cheerful vignettes of everyday life." Clash (Magazine) - "[T]his Peckham born rapper might just have made the most fun pop album of the year."

Additional informationIllustrator: Mario Belem. Photographer: Rick Guest. Bursting onto the scene seemingly from nowhere, 21-year-old MC Tinie Tempah has rapidly overtaken Dizzee Rascal as the U.K.'s biggest urban star, scoring two huge-selling number ones and two further Top Five singles in just six months. Indeed, whereas the likes of Ellie Goulding and Marina & the Diamonds dominated the 2010 "ones to watch" lists, Tempah was pretty much ignored, with the likes of Giggs and Devlin occupying the hip-hop quota instead. His unexpected chart dominance is undoubtedly down to his unique lyrical content, which is littered with pop culture references and amusing one-liners, his quick-fire delivery, and some rather epic production, from the guitar solo-filled stadium rock-inspired "Written in the Stars," to the dub-heavy Labrinth co-writes "Frisky" and "Pass Out." But despite debuting at number one, Tempah's second album isn't necessarily a case of an underground artist giving in to commercial sensibilities. Indeed, much of Disc-Overy could have easily fit on his 2007 grime-influenced mixtape Hood Economics Room 147, particularly the harsh techno beat-driven "Simply Unstoppable," and the frantic drum'n'bass of the Pendulum-style "Intro." Featuring several well-established guest singers, there are concessions to the poppier end of the spectrum, but they work just as convincingly as the grimier moments. Kelly Rowland appears on "Invincible," whose huge piano riffs sound suspiciously similar to her David Guetta duet "When Love Takes Over"; "Wonderman" combines computer game synth sounds with Ellie Goulding's folk-led vocals to surprisingly powerful effect, and "Miami 2 Ibiza" is an anthemic house floor filler produced by dance supergroup Swedish House Mafia. Elsewhere, "Illusion" echoes the plinky piano sounds of early-2000s Dr. Dre's "Just a Little," featuring the soulful tones of Range, and is the closest the album gets to a ballad, while the Naughty Boy-produced "Let Go" is a dark, brooding finale featuring rising R&B star Emeli Sande. A super-confident and adventurous collection of songs, Disc-Overy is the sound of an artist completely on top of their game, which could finally help the distinctly British grime scene go worldwide. ~ Jon O'Brien

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo