has been rising fast since Somebody That I Used To. Vows will be available to stream on demand from May 14 through May 22, 2012. Following its release in Australia, Vows quickly went platinum selling more than 100,000 copies, and Kimbra's star status in the U.S.
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But the album marks the unmistakable arrival of a gifted and audacious talent who's still learning how to fully harness a knack for genre-bending pop that's as smartly crafted as it is sleek. Kimbra herself dominates the lively production with the assertive and elastic voice of a born belter, whether she's feeding the supercharged Motown vibe of "Cameo Lover" or the slow, sinister seethe of "Plain Gold Ring."Īt 21, Kimbra hasn't yet perfected the art of nuance, which can make Vows exhausting in large doses even in slow-burning ballads such as "Old Flame" and "The Build Up," she has a way of pushing out her words in ways that never seem effortless. The album, out here on May 22, is a simultaneously booming and spangly concoction - a huge, brash showcase for Kimbra's voice, which soars, squeals and coos over whiz-bang arrangements that fuse modern pop, old-school soul and slick R&B. Gotye and Kimbra have toured together as their song keeps topping charts worldwide, and that's only helped generate interest in the latter's full-length U.S.
Vows has spawned 3 charting singles, ' Settle Down ', ' Cameo Lover ' and ' Good Intent '. The album was recorded between 20 and was released on 29 August 2011 in New Zealand, and on 2 September in Australia by Warner Bros. The young New Zealander lends the huge-voiced female counterpoint to Gotye's ubiquitous hit "Somebody That I Used to Know," which has essentially opened a wormhole to fame for both singers. Vows is the debut studio album by New Zealand singer Kimbra.
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