The news of Paris Hilton's return to the music industry has once again been met with mixed responces from internet gays without a clue, but I for one cannot wait. Her previous singles, Stars Are Blind and Nothing In This World, were confident outings for someone with talent thinner than their original hair, not to mention the respective mixes, or even her glossy album tracks such as Heartbeat and Screwed. Paris has been promising that her new album was inspired by Kylie Minogue's 'sound', which of course means it was inspired by Dannii Minogue since we all know who rips off who in that family. A video - for the first single - has already started production in Ibiza of all places (looks like Sophie Ellis-Bextor has some competition, then) and I can only hope that this package is loaded with remixes creaming all over her in the way she is accustomed to.
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Paris Hilton Is Back
The news of Paris Hilton's return to the music industry has once again been met with mixed responces from internet gays without a clue, but I for one cannot wait. Her previous singles, Stars Are Blind and Nothing In This World, were confident outings for someone with talent thinner than their original hair, not to mention the respective mixes, or even her glossy album tracks such as Heartbeat and Screwed. Paris has been promising that her new album was inspired by Kylie Minogue's 'sound', which of course means it was inspired by Dannii Minogue since we all know who rips off who in that family. A video - for the first single - has already started production in Ibiza of all places (looks like Sophie Ellis-Bextor has some competition, then) and I can only hope that this package is loaded with remixes creaming all over her in the way she is accustomed to.
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YES! YES! and YES!!!! Glad I'm not the only one who enjoyed that debut!
The best songs money can buy once more, fingers crossed. Heartbeat GENUINELY sounds like a mid-to-late 80s US number 1 a la The Bangles or Cyndi Lauper. Perfection.
The Kylie direction is very exciting - her 'vocals' are certainly a lot easier on the ear.
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