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Showing posts with label Diana Vickers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diana Vickers. Show all posts

Friday, 2 March 2012

Diana Vickers - Dancing In The Moonlight [Thin Lizzy Cover]


Think of two completely disparate music artists, and put them together in a cheery cover version surprise. Diana Vickers doing Thin Lizzy, eh? Who'd have thunk it!

But the thing is, Diana's cover of Thin Lizzy's Dancing In The Moonlight is a real joy, a synth-pop nugget of unbridled frolicsome fun. She also gets to do some breathy seductive vocals that pop princess Kylie herself would be proud of, which leaves us only to ask...

Can we take you on that first dance under the moonlight Diana?

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Diana Vickers - Boy In Paris


Third time's a hat trick, and the ever lovable Diana Vickers has turned out another winner with new track Boy In Paris. Co-written by David Gamson of Scritti Politti (them of Word Girl fame), Boy In Paris is proper 80s-induced synth-pop fun.

As she regales us with tales of dancing in the dark, the track brims with the classic cutesyness that we've come to expect from Diana. Just like Music To Make The Boys Cry, Boy In Paris is wrapped up in all the headrush of emotions that comes with young love, all delivered with a playful coquetry that recalls early Madonna.

Diana takes to the stage with a duo of live dates in February where you'll be able to catch her doing the new tracks live:

8 Feb – Ruby Lounge, Manchester
9 Feb – Cargo, London

Boy In Paris by Diana Vickers

Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Diana Vickers announces new live dates


She's been away for a while, but based on the sublimely good Music To Make Boys Cry, the return of Diana Vickers will be worth every minute of the wait.

Can't wait for her album? Diana will be performing at a number of exclusive live dates in February - not only will you get to hear a taste of her new record, but there'll be all the old faves like Once and The Boy Who Murdered Love in there too.

Speaking of the dates, Diana said:

'I am so excited for these shows - playing live is what it's always been about for me. This new album means so much more to me than anything I've done before, so I just cant wait for my fans to hear the music live. I’ve got a few tricks up my sleeve for the show. I'm counting down the days to these shows!'

And we're excited too!

So, if you fancy seeing Diana live, the dates are as follows - tickets can be purchased from http://www.gigsandtours.com/

8 Feb – Ruby Lounge, Manchester
9 Feb – Cargo, London

Thursday, 15 December 2011

Diana Vickers - Kiss Of A Bullet


Diana Vickers is clearly feeling rather charitable right now. First she gives away her ace new single Music To Make The Boys Cry in exchange for your email address, and now you can get her track Kiss of a Bullet in return for just one tweet.

It's all caring and sharing this festive season!

Kiss of a Bullet is every bit the pop gem its predecessor is, but while Music To Make The Boys Cry went for a cheery 80s inspired carefree retro-pop sound, Kiss of a Bullet boasts far more of a contemporary sheen.

Diana's most 'mature' track to date, it sees her affecting her vocals with a sultry new sensuality; layering them over a sticky, slick backdrop of bassy R&B beats. It's almost Britney-esque, which totally makes it all kinds of brilliant.

Download Kiss of a Bullet in exchange for a tweet here: http://www.tweetforatrack.com/DianaVickers

Diana Vickers - Kiss Of A Bullet by Diana Vickers

Friday, 9 December 2011

Diana Vickers - Music To Make The Boys Cry


Us keen pop fans always knew Diana Vickers had it in her. Once and The Boy Who Murdered Love showed an incredible glimpse at the kind of artist that in time Diana could truly become, the kind of artist we could have only dreamed of when she was performing every week on the X Factor.

The first track to be taken from her new album, Music To Make The Boys Cry is a gorgeous synth-pop delicacy of a thing - all twinkling 80s synthesizers like a crossover between Yazoo and early Madonna. Those that heard Diana's brilliant cover of Snow Patrol's Just Say Yes will have an inkling of the kind of effervescent shiny joy she's conjured up here - it's happy, feel-good pop in the very best of senses.

The track was co-written by Simen Says of Norwegian group Donkeyboy (them of Joe McElderry Ambitions fame).

'Some girls wanna dance in the spotlight, some girls just kiss and tell, some girls just want a movie moment waiting by the wishing well' sings Diana in the track's chorus - I mean, is there anything quite as unashamedly, brilliantly 'POP' as that? We adore this already.

Music To Make The Boys Cry is available as a free download on Diana's website: http://www.dianavickersmusic.com/

Music To Make The Boys Cry by mdstmgmt