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DonnaSpring

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  1. its a charity single...
  2. A lot of previous outtakes and probably , 2 features and a few new tracks, 1 ballad, 4 mid tempos and the rest big dance tracks Vinyl varients, 13 tracks standard 17 track deluxe
  3. with the Afd rising in Germany, and Le Pen in France, why would you want to be in a union with these?
  4. That's not a legacy artist is. A legacy artist is someone whos fans are not interested in new material but just their back catalog. They can tour very easily with huge numbers but struggle to make any impact with new material. Cher, P!nk, Katy Perry, Shania Twain, Barbra Streisand
  5. since I hate that I made you love me is now her longest running top 10 , the facts don't agree with you
  6. Chromatica isnt caried by one song and this doesn't make any sense, albums are always 'carried' by the singles, back in the days of buying albums people bought the whole album off the back of one song. Sometimes albums only had 1 or 2 singles
  7. no, physical media is actually what earns money. You think artists should be paid virtually nothing for their work? Mariah Carey recently called streaming a scam, and I agree with her https://www.facebook.com/nilatchblog/posts/mariah-carey-is-speaking-openly-about-how-much-the-music-business-has-changed-si/1469567345191325/

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