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Indeed, for the first half Don’t Stop is a retro DeLorean straight back into the ‘80s, glory days of synths, airy, reverbed-to-hell-and-back vocals, and disco-fueled, John Hughes-ian odes to streaky romance. It’s catchy and excellently produced, as should be expected, but the lack of spark behind songs like “Hey Annie” or the cheesy ...
Oct 15, 2009 · It's been about a week or so since I commented on Don't Stop. I felt I didn't do Annie justice. My first few listens I didn't dig this album quite as much as Anniemal. I fell in love with Anniemal, so i didn't really give Don't Stop a chance. A few nights ago I was driving in the mountains in Northern California with the song Don't Stop cranked ...
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Keyboards – Brian Higgins, Owen Parker, Tim Powell. Mixed By – Brian Higgins, Tim Powell. Producer – Brian Higgins, Xenomania. Programmed By – Brian Higgins, Matt Gray, Nick Coler, Tim Powell. Vocals – Annie. Written-By – Anne Lilia Berge Strand, Brian Higgins, Miranda Cooper, Nick Coler, Tim Powell.
Don't stop Let's go (Don't stop) Don't you stop, I know you won't 'Cause I'm gonna make you keep on moving I dress up to dress you down And I'm gonna keep the rhythm grooving (Don't stop) I got you set in my sight (Don't stop) I'm loaded, ready to fire (Don't stop) Wait til you're in a safe place And you know I won't break your heart (Don't stop)
Nov 18, 2009 · Annie's second album, Don't Stop, was supposed to come out last year, and for the Norwegian singer's net-savvy audience, it basically did. The version of the record that is being commercially ...
Listen free to Annie – Don't Stop (My Love Is Better, I Know Ur Girlfriend Hates Me and more). 12 tracks (43:57). Don't Stop is the second studio album by Norwegian electropop singer Annie, released on 19 October 2009 in the UK, 26 October in Norway and 17 November 2009 in the US. The album was released as standard 1CD and special 2CD editions. The 2CD edition includes the bonus disc ...
Oct 19, 2009 · Annie’s sophomore album Don’t Stop (2009) is smart, salacious and confident. The Norwegian dance diva benefits from production input by such studio wizards as Xenomania, Timo Kaukolampi, Paul Epworth and Richard X. Annie’s breathy vocals bring an intimacy to these mostly fast ‘n’ furious tracks, lending her the air of a spunky street gamine rather than an icebound sex goddess.
