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Post by Deleted on Oct 16, 2003 15:19:49 GMT -5
Here's mine for Mariah.
2003
November
Mariah begins filming "The Sweet Science".
2004
January
Mariah releases the "Charm EP". This EP features tracks that did not make the "Charmbracelet" album. It is only available to Honey B. Fly fan club members. This will keep it from being labeled as any kind of a flop, while still giving fans what they want.
Productions credits include but are not limited to: Jermaine Dupri, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Aurelius 7, and DJ Quik.
March
Mariah releases the "Charmbracelet: An Intimate Evening" DVD. This DVD features one entire date of the tour as well as behind the scenes clips of Mariah hanging out with the dancers and backing singers in different parts of the world.
Ol' Dirty Bastard's new album is released featuring a collaboration with Mariah. The song is not released to radio however.
July
Mariah begins collaborating with other producers. Universal plans on this being her most expensive album to date, featuring production from David Foster, Babyface, Raphael Saadiq, Andre & Vidal, Missy Elliot, Jermaine Dupri, P. Diddy, Kedar Massenburg, Shep Crawford, Dave Way, John McClain, Darrell Smith, and Scott Storch.
October
Mariah records two new songs for the soundtrack for "The Sweet Science". "Strong Enough," produced by David Foster, is a midtempo, inspirational track. It features heavy percussion and some electric guitar. The bridge and final chorus are backed by a full choir. The other track, "Fight," is one of Mariah's collaborations with Scott Storch. It has midtempo verses before reaching an upbeat, hard rocking chorus.
November
Mariah does a few interviews to promote the debut of "The Sweet Science". Mariah and Laili Ali make some appearances to promote the film.
December
"The Sweet Science" is released to Cinemax.
"The Sweet Science" soundtrack is available for purchase online.
"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," a new track recorded as a Christmas present to the fans, is released to Honey B. Fly members.
2005
July
Mariah does a small photo shoot for her new single. The shoot is described as "sexy, but mature and classy".
August
The new single debuts on Honey B. Fly on August 26th. It is upbeat featuring a stellar vocal performance. The song is described as "reminiscent of such tracks as 'Emotions' and 'Dreamlover,' while managing an up-to-date sound".
September
Mariah shoots the video for the first single in Italy. It is classy and features a late summer vibe.
The single goes for adds at CHR/Pop, Urban, Urban AC, and Adult Contemporary on September 20.
Mariah does more interviews and makes several television appearances.
October
On October 21, the Morales remix of the first single makes it's premiere on Honey B. Fly.
On October 24, the single and maxi single are released to stores. The maxi single features remixes from Morales, Maurice Joshua, and a hot, new dance remixer.
Mariah does the photo shoot for the new album. It is reminiscent of the photo shoot for the first single.
November
On November 15, the album is released. It features vocal collaborations with Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige, Patti Labelle, and Aretha Franklin.
December
Mariah appears on Oprah.
Mariah does radio interviews.
The second single goes for adds on December 6 at CHR/Pop, Urban, and Urban AC. It is a midtempo R&B track produced by Missy Elliot.
Mariah shoots the video for the second single. It is described as a dark, hip-hop edged video, with a deep, dark storyline.
The video debuts on MTV's Making The Video.
2006
January
The commercial single for the second single is released on January 17. It features the radio edit and album version only.
March
On March 14th, the third and final single goes for adds at CHR/Pop and Adult Contemporary. The song is a piano ballad.
The video is shot and features a storyline about a suicidal teen.
April
On April 18th, a maxi-single is released for the third single. It features several different Morales remixes.
July
"Mariah Carey: The Videos" is released. It features all the videos from her years at Columbia and MonarC. Virgin refuses to cooperate and so, the "Glitter" videos do not make the album.
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Post by radiorules on Oct 16, 2003 17:59:19 GMT -5
Christina Aguilera 2003 November/December: Christina wraps up world tour Christmas-January 30th: Break 2004 February: After "Stripped" wins multiple grammy's  which wraps up the "Stripped era", she begins recording a Spanish Album, and begins shooting her debut movie March: She continues shooting the movie, and continues recording the spanish LP. She takes a two week break from both projects to tour Latin America. April: Christina wraps up the movie, and the spanish LP May: Christina records a single off of her movie which will be released later in the year. Christina takes some 3 weeks off for a well deserved vacation June and July: Break/Writing song for the next English album August: Christina shoots the video for her single from her new movie September: Christina's video and single off of her new movie hit radio and MTV, it is featured on "Making The Video". Christina also does the photo shoots for her upcomming LP October: Begin Major promo for the new movie/spanish LP, which includes hosting SNL, appearing on Leno, Letterman, TRL, Making The Movie, etc. Early November: Movie and Spanish LP are both released the same week. Christina heads over to europe to promote her movie which gets released in late November there. December: Christina performs her single from her movie at the billboard awards. Takes another 4 weeks off for Christmas 2005 January: Christina begins to slowly work on her next LP, but it takes less time than expected because Christina has some great ideas February-June: Christina continues to work on her album on and off while taking breaks and enjoying life July: Christina gets pressured from RCA to wrap up the album soon so it could get released for the holiday season. Christina tries to follow orders but realizes she needs more time and there is no way it will get released in the fall August: Christina takes a hiatus from recording September-October: Christina heads back into the studio and wraps up her album, she works with a variety of producers and writers November: Christina does her photo shoot for her new album, and single December: Right before Christmas, Christina shoots the first single off of her new album. Takes two weeks off 2006 January: The single debuts on AOL First listen in early January, the song hits radio two weeks later and the video is released in the final week of this month on "Making The Video". February: Christina does whatever is necissary to prepare and promote this album Early March: Her 3rd album gets released and Christina heads over to europe to promote it after she is through with the states. |
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Post by George Tropicana on Oct 16, 2003 18:03:25 GMT -5
I can't wait to read geoguy's classic Angela Via post again.  |
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Post by Edf85 on Oct 16, 2003 19:42:48 GMT -5
October 2003
TLC continues spreading the word on HIV Dialogues.
November 2003
A new single from TLC is released off their upcoming Greatest Hits album. The single is jammin'... it's like Get Low meets Gossip Folks.
December 2003
The Greatest Hits album is released.
to be continued
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Post by George Tropicana on Oct 16, 2003 20:18:37 GMT -5
Amanda Latona:
2003
September: J Records decide they want to sign her back. She rejects their offer since there is now 5 record companies in a bidding war for her!
October: After much thinking (and teasing), she forgives Clive Davis and rejoins J Records but only under the condition they give her first priority treatment. J Records are so thankful they give their employees a three day holiday and buy Latona a car (she donates it to her neighbor since it's a "crappy" car she said).
Latona goes back into studio for a week to rerecord ad-libs for the now complete "Pandamonium" (she changes the self-titled album back to its original title since B2K are no longer famous).
November: J Records is prompting Alicia Keys big release. Oh-No-They-Did-ent! Latona threatens to leave unless Keys' album is shelved until 2004. J Records obligies and Keys' album is held back (Keys's website says "Album coming soon").
December: Latona sings "Chestnut Roasting On An Open Fire" for a J Records party.
2004
January: "Without You" is sent to radio stations. It is the track written by Richard Marx but now has Latona's name until writing credits since she added a few words to the song.
Mid-January: Records expensive video for "Without You." It takes three days to complete and is said to rival Jewel's "Stand" in substance.
February: "Without You" impacts. It is second most added. She threatens to leave J Records if they don't make it #1. Latona is invited to sign at the J Records pre-Grammy party and blows the roof off the house. She receives more attention in the press the next day than the award show.
Mid-Februrary: "Without You" is in the Top 10. The video is #1 on TRL and VH1 with no signs of moving.
March: Debut album "Pandamonium" is released in two editions: Regular and Special Limited Edition (complete with DVD videos for "Do You Still" and "Without You"). Album debuts in Top 10.
April: "Pandamonium" is platinum and has legs. It is #1 during a slow week. Latona does a few signings and meets Willa Ford in "Hard Rock Cafe." The two hit it off and the press leaks speculation there will be a summer tour with the two of them headling it!
May: "Without You" is showing signs of slowing down. J Records put up a poll on her website on which song fans want as single #2.
Mid-May: Fans voted for "Better To Be Lonely," trailed by "I Hate Myself For Loving You."
June: Latona writes a message to website saying although she loves "Better To Be Lonely," she felt rereleasing "Do You Still" would be better since she "loved that song and wanted to give it a second chance! Yah!" "Do You Still" goes for adds.
Mid-June: "Do You Still" is most added!!! It closes out in two weeks. Stations are playing it as a graduation theme for 2004 with a special version of kids adding in their own messages.
July: "Do You Still" video is reshot. There are now three versions. One is the graduation theme (made for the "Do You Still" graduation book on sale in Hallmarks), the other is a new version with Latona in a cafe shop reminisicing about her boyfriend, and the third version (very rare!) is the old, cheepy video we all have seen.
Amanda and Willa embark on "A Toast To A Night of Pandamonium" tour! It is sold out in many areas!
August: "Do You Still" is already in its 3 week at #1. The album is now 3X Platinum! Go Amanda Latona!
Mid-August: Alicia Keys is suddenly dropped from J Records for no reason given.
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Post by strong4PMB! on Oct 16, 2003 20:32:00 GMT -5
I can't wait to read geoguy's classic Angela Via post again. >:( There are only 2 months left in that schedule, I think!  |
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Post by laguy03 on Oct 16, 2003 22:41:06 GMT -5
Well, a few months before the album drops, I would go to several message boards and start letting people know different info, run contests, things of that nature. then about two months before release a single to radio and start promo. the artist would call as many stations as possible to plug the song. then i would have the artist do a lot of live performances and meet ans greets.
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Post by strong4PMB! on Oct 17, 2003 1:43:19 GMT -5
Amanda Latona: 2003 September: J Records decide they want to sign her back. She rejects their offer since there is now 5 record companies in a bidding war for her! October: After much thinking (and teasing), she forgives Clive Davis and rejoins J Records but only under the condition they give her first priority treatment. J Records are so thankful they give their employees a three day holiday and buy Latona a car (she donates it to her neighbor since it's a "crappy" car she said). Latona goes back into studio for a week to rerecord ad-libs for the now complete "Pandamonium" (she changes the self-titled album back to its original title since B2K are no longer famous). November: J Records is prompting Alicia Keys big release. Oh-No-They-Did-ent! Latona threatens to leave unless Keys' album is shelved until 2004. J Records obligies and Keys' album is held back (Keys's website says "Album coming soon"). December: Latona sings "Chestnut Roasting On An Open Fire" for a J Records party. 2004 January: "Without You" is sent to radio stations. It is the track written by Richard Marx but now has Latona's name until writing credits since she added a few words to the song. Mid-January: Records expensive video for "Without You." It takes three days to complete and is said to rival Jewel's "Stand" in substance. February: "Without You" impacts. It is second most added. She threatens to leave J Records if they don't make it #1. Latona is invited to sign at the J Records pre-Grammy party and blows the roof off the house. She receives more attention in the press the next day than the award show. Mid-Februrary: "Without You" is in the Top 10. The video is #1 on TRL and VH1 with no signs of moving. March: Debut album "Pandamonium" is released in two editions: Regular and Special Limited Edition (complete with DVD videos for "Do You Still" and "Without You"). Album debuts in Top 10. April: "Pandamonium" is platinum and has legs. It is #1 during a slow week. Latona does a few signings and meets Willa Ford in "Hard Rock Cafe." The two hit it off and the press leaks speculation there will be a summer tour with the two of them headling it! May: "Without You" is showing signs of slowing down. J Records put up a poll on her website on which song fans want as single #2. Mid-May: Fans voted for "Better To Be Lonely," trailed by "I Hate Myself For Loving You." June: Latona writes a message to website saying although she loves "Better To Be Lonely," she felt rereleasing "Do You Still" would be better since she "loved that song and wanted to give it a second chance! Yah!" "Do You Still" goes for adds. Mid-June: "Do You Still" is most added!!! It closes out in two weeks. Stations are playing it as a graduation theme for 2004 with a special version of kids adding in their own messages. July: "Do You Still" video is reshot. There are now three versions. One is the graduation theme (made for the "Do You Still" graduation book on sale in Hallmarks), the other is a new version with Latona in a cafe shop reminisicing about her boyfriend, and the third version (very rare!) is the old, cheepy video we all have seen. Amanda and Willa embark on "A Toast To A Night of Pandamonium" tour! It is sold out in many areas! August: "Do You Still" is already in its 3 week at #1. The album is now 3X Platinum! Go Amanda Latona! Mid-August: Alicia Keys is suddenly dropped from J Records for no reason given. LOL. I just read your promo schedule.  |
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Post by atomicaloud on Oct 17, 2003 4:12:50 GMT -5
Heres minez for Girls Aloud: TEXT2003 November: After Cheryl's trial finishes up and she comes out not guilty. The girls begin to heavily promote 'Jump(For My Love)'. The single is released at the end of November and has huge video/airplay. December: 'Sound Of The Underground' the album is re-released and the girls spend most of December promoting the album and helping to promote the film 'Love Actually' which 'Jump' features in. TEXT 2004 January: The girls take a month long well deserved break. February: While writing and recording material for their somophore album, the girls shoot the video for the 5th single from SOTU. The single is announced as 'Some Kind Of Miracle' the fans favourite. The girls start their first ever UK and it continues into March. March: The girls go on a promotional tour for their new single 'Some Kind Of Miracle' and the single is released in the middle of March. The girls jet off to the US to begin promoting themselves. April: The girls re shoot the video for 'No Good Advice' They are all over US on all the main shows and 'NGA' dominates the CHR/POP chart and becomes one of the biggest hits ever on the format. 'SOTU' the US version is released in the US and is the Hot Shot Debut at number1. May: The girls continue to record their new album. Re-shoot video for 'Life Got Cold' Appear and perform at MTV Movie Awards. June: The girls are everywhare all over the US with 'Life Got Cold' promoting it everywhare. 'Life Got Cold' becomes a major hit on multi-formats and gives the girls their 1st ever US number 1. July: The girls tour the US for most of the summer boosting 'SOTU' album to make it 3x platinum August: The girls finish off recording their sompohore album. September: The 3rd US single 'Sound Of The Underground' is released it becomes a billboard top 10 hit. October: The first single off the 2nd album is released in the UK and the girls promote it everywhare to make it become the biggest single of the year so far.. November: The album is released in the UK and it becomes platinum in its first week. Video shoot for Christmas single. December: The girls release this years 'Children In Need' single and it boosts there album sales to over 1million copies over the christmas period. A christmas UK tour. The single and album become the biggest selling records of the year. Girls all over tv at Christmas in the UK. :)  MY 400TH POST :) |
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Post by Devil Marlena Nylund on Oct 17, 2003 10:23:20 GMT -5
Chantal Kreviazuk
September 2004
-MB and Stars Records shares management duties for Columbia recording artist Chantal Kreviazuk. They are put in charged of her schedule for the next album.
-Chantal finishes up recording the theme song for the Shrek II movie.
October 2004
-Chantal shoots a music video for the song which contains clips from the movie and Chantal prancing around the scenes.
November 2004
-The song goes for adds at Pop, AC and Hot AC radio around North America November 4th.
-The soundtrack hits record stores the second last week of November.
December 2004
-Chantal does a couple of appearances on daytime television talk shows to promote the new single which is geared toward the audience of the movie and adults.
-Chantal begins recording for her fourth album.
January 2005
-A CD single is released with the radio edit of the Shrek II song and a b-side; a newly recorded track from Chantal and a live version of 'Waiting'.
March 2005
-Chantal does a couple of shows in between recording the new album in Canada with planned stops in the US in April.
-The song is released around the world with extra promotion in Australia, Britain, Japan, Thailand and South Korea.
June 2005
-Chantal releases the first single from her new album to radio as a radio-friendly piano pop song accompanied by a video featuring cameo appearances by the US President and the Canadian Prime Minister.
-A CD single is released for the track and it features an unreleased b-side.
July 2005
-Chantal does heavy promoting dropping by late night talk shows as well as the daytime ones to talk about the release of her new album.
August 2005
-The first week of August is a big week as Chantal continues to do TV and her CD finally drops with 13 tracks and a limited edition bonus CD featuring all of her soundtrack cuts since 2000. (songs from Men With Brooms, Serendipity, Stuart Little 2 and Shrek)
-Chantal takes a short two-week break before going on a tour of radio stations in the US and Europe.
October 2005
-The second track is announced and a video is shot. This track is a more alternative sounding track released to Pop, Hot AC and AAA.
-Chantal records a track with Sarah McLachlan and Jewel for an upcoming benefit compilation CD.
November 2005
-Chantal embarks on a Cross-Canada tour with Martina Sorbara as the opening act with stops in all 10 provinces.
December 2005
-Chantal takes a break halfway between her Canadian tour to spend with her husband and son for 3 weeks in December.
January 2006
-Tour resumes the second week of January to cover Western Canada.
February 2006
-A third single is released to Pop, AAA, Hot AC and AC stations. Unaccompanied by a video.
March 2006
-Chantal records a track for the upcoming action movie starring superduperstar actress uhh..... Mandy Moore?! The track is planned for released at the end of the year.
April 2006
-Columbia announces Chantal first headlining American tour with Martina Sorbara and Erin McKeown as opening acts. The tour is planned to last 3 months starting in May and cover most of the states with a final stop in Las Vegas to perform a night with Celine Dion in July.
May 2006
-Chantal's American tour begins.
June 2006
-A fourth track is released from the album with a video of live footage from Chantal's canadian tour. Also with a CD single and a DVD-single of the video. Both of which feature a b-side of the third release from the album. The CD contains a special remix and the DVD contains a video of the song with a past photo shoot.
September 2006
-Chantal releases a DVD collection of all of her videos from 1996-2003 along with the video for the new movie starring Mandy Moore and Colin Farrell which won't be released to TV until November. Along with the DVD comes a CD featuring some unreleased demos of past tracks from Chantal's last 4 albums as well as songs that were considered for each album but didn't make the cut.
November 2006
-The song from the Mandy/Colin movie is released to radio with the video for TV. It's an alternative song with Flea and some other well known guitarist on backup.
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