Album: Pocketful of Sunshine
Genre: Pop
Released: August, 2008
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This song was released last month in United States, and it is the track number eight from her last material, Pocketful of Sunshine that is on stores since yesterday in United Kingdom. Angel appears as #7 into U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play, #25 into Slovak Airplay Chart and #38 into U.S. Billboard Mainstream Top 40. The music video was premiered the last September 9th. Only in U.S. the album has sold around 411,000 copies. The bonus track album contains songs like: Love like This (live), Unwritten (acoustic version), Cheer Me Up and Stepping Stone. She is inviting to all her fans to vote her at 2008 BT Digital Music Award.
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Album: Pocketful of Sunshine and N.B.
Genre: Pop
Released: July, 2007
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The song belongs to the second Natasha album N.B. in 2007, but it was also incorporated into her last material Pocketful of Sunshine for US. Soulmate was the most important single in the N.B. album. The peak positions reached during its new re-released are: number seventy four at US Billboard Pop 100, seventy at US Hot Digital Songs and three at US Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles. The entire album, Pocketful of Sunshine will be available on September 15, 2008 in UK. However, it has gotten more than 322,000 copies sold. The next August, 26th, Natasha will be on CBS studios by performing two songs live.
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Album: Pocketful Of Sunshine
Genre: Pop
Released: February, 2008
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This song takes the name from Natasha’s second album. This single was featured on the MTV television show “The Hills”, and also it was performed by Natasha on the television Canadian series called Degrassi: The Next Generation. Moreover, it has been made different official remixes prepared for Johnny Vicious and StoneBridge. In spite the great popularity of the album, it has received mixed critics. All Music Guide said: “it feels inorganic in a way that unwritten did not, less personal and more vetted by various A&R executives”. While a Billboard reviewer said: “The album has an undeniable flip-flop feel throughout”.
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