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a result of the success in Europe of her participation on
compilations that today are already classics in good taste, in the
two volumes of “Buddha Sounds”, her single “Del Pita Del ”, which is
featured on “Two Lights” her debut album, was chosen as the music
for Coca Cola’s European television advertising campaign.
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The single “Del Pita Del” became a gold selling disc and
what is more turned into the hit of the summer. So much so
that it is the ringtone on 2,500,000 European phones and the
top of vinyl in its original and various remixed versions,
reaching number 6 in the European dance charts
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Following its release in Europe, “Two Lights” has now been
brought out in South America, where the single “Anymore” is
being played non-stop on the radio and music television
channels. The album has been produced by the restless Seoan,
the man who discovered Orleya (and who in the coming months
will get down to work on José Padilla’s new album, the DJ
who created the “ Café Del Mar” series). Consequently, this
CD contains 11 sensual examples of the so-called ‘electronic
pop song’, which is close to daydream chill out, soothing
downtempo and the most memorable melodies of pop
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“Two Lights” we can find today’s classics that are: on the
compilation “Buddha Sounds” (“Myati” and “Under The Sun”)
and the track she sang for DJ Lalann’s debut album “ File It
Under : Deep House” (“ Blue Coast ”).
It also includes some
new little gems like “Baby I Loved You” and “Anymore” as
well as the intense “It’s For You, It’s For Me”, all of
which encompass that touching artistic quality equal to that
of Portishead, Morcheeba, Dido or Massive Attack.
The album “Two Lights” like the single “Anymore” have
received a very warm welcome and been highly praised by both
the European and South American critics, who doubtless have
not only given into the beauty of her voice in her
remarkably expressive singing, but also to the sheer quality
of the songs, which seem to instantly turn into your
favourite sound track of all time.
“Two Lights” is the doorway to entering the world of this
surprising phenomenon called Orleya that has been proudly
released by PMB, one of the fundamental recording labels in
present day electronic pop
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