Inna

She never really has a defined "era" or sound for a campaign. Even though her first album has a sound that's different to her second, it could be simply to do with changing trends. It never really feels like a progression. But at the same time she produces bops galore so I can't be mad.

She kind of tried focusing on one song at a time and having a normal single campaign with Cola Song and the Good Time, but I guess it didn't work out so she reverted to her typical (but admittedly enjoyable) messy release schedule.
 
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I enjoyed her self-titled album. Though I would never actually consider it one of my favorites as a body of work, song by song it's just bop after bop and it makes for an awesome playlist (for the summer).

Yeah, going off of what i saw on the last page, her discography IS a mess.
 
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Queen of releasing Summer bops in the middle of Winter.

Also, yes her discography is a complete disaster. I was looking into her albums to figure out which ones I should dive into and there's a solid 500 different versions of every single one of her albums. Like, sis we know you're global but was a Turkmenistan Deluxe Edition with 8 new tracks necessary?
 
Queen of releasing Summer bops in the middle of Winter.

Also, yes her discography is a complete disaster. I was looking into her albums to figure out which ones I should dive into and there's a solid 500 different versions of every single one of her albums. Like, sis we know you're global but was a Turkmenistan Deluxe Edition with 8 new tracks necessary?

I was just in this position a few weeks ago.

I came to the conclusion that this is the least redundant tracklist for the first album. The different bonus tracks are either remixes or songs that later became part of the second album.

As for I am the Club Rocker, the tracklist is virtually the same worldwide. The difference being that most versions feature the Flo Rida remix of Club Rocker instead of the solo version.

With Party Never Ends, I went with this this. Which is what got released first.

The fourth album two different names, Inna and Body and the Sun. I like Body and the Sun better, as it features Cola Song, Good Time and Take Me Higher. If you get the self-titled release you miss on those three but get two other tracks: Heart Drop and Bamboreea, which I don't like very much.


That was... a lot.
 
The fourth album two different names, Inna and Body and the Sun. I like Body and the Sun better, as it features Cola Song, Good Time and Take Me Higher. If you get the self-titled release you miss on those three but get two other tracks: Heart Drop and Bamboreea, which I don't like very much.
That was... a lot.
In the U.S, INNA (aka Body And The Sun) wasn't on iTunes until this year. They thought no one would notice too. I illegally download one version and it was under the name "Inna" but it had every single including Cola Song. Which was also featured on "Party Never Ends" (atleast in the U.S). I think they should really sort out that issue. Though not many people are paying attention, isn't it easier to have things sorted out?
 
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Sounds quite Bollywoodish to me. I like!

Could anyoneasily be bothered listing all her singles for me? I'm so confused.
 
I was just in this position a few weeks ago.

I came to the conclusion that this is the least redundant tracklist for the first album. The different bonus tracks are either remixes or songs that later became part of the second album.

As for I am the Club Rocker, the tracklist is virtually the same worldwide. The difference being that most versions feature the Flo Rida remix of Club Rocker instead of the solo version.

With Party Never Ends, I went with this this. Which is what got released first.

The fourth album two different names, Inna and Body and the Sun. I like Body and the Sun better, as it features Cola Song, Good Time and Take Me Higher. If you get the self-titled release you miss on those three but get two other tracks: Heart Drop and Bamboreea, which I don't like very much.


That was... a lot.

The original edition of "I Am The Club Rocker" features quite different versions of WOW and Endless, that sound a bit unfinished and demoish. This was later fixed on the US release (and late) releases of the album.
 

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