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Artist      : Anette Olzon
Album       : Shine
Label       : Armoury
Genre       : Metal
Source      : CD
Quality     : 879 kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Encoder     : FLAC 1.2.1
Size        : 254.35 MB
Time        : 38:16 min
Url         : http://www.anette-olzon.com/


1.  Like A Snow Inside My Head                                     3:38
2.  Shine                                                          3:29
3.  Floating                                                       3:09
4.  Lies                                                           5:02
5.  Invincible                                                     3:17
6.  Hear Me                                                        3:04
7.  Falling                                                        4:30
8.  Moving Away                                                    4:59
9.  One Million Faces                                              2:54
10. Watching Me From Afar                                          4:14


   How does it sound like, the first solo outing 'Shine' of Anette
   Olzon? Not like Nightwish, that s for sure. Neither like Alyson
   Avenue, the Swedish Rock formation Anette was singing in before
   she joined Nightwish. Let s put it this way: From the defiant
   rocker 'Shine' via the mighty power anthems
   'Falling' and 'Lies' , where Anette makes the most of the
   enormous range of her beautiful voice, through to the saccharine
   ballads Moving Away and Floating , her debut presents everything
   a good album should have. Shine has been produced with the
   collaboration of some of the most successful teams in rock and
   pop in Scandinavia: the producer Stefan  rn (songwriter and
   producer of the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest winning track
   Running Scared ), Johan Gl ssner and co-produced by Anette Olzon
   and Johan Kronlund. The album was mixed by Kronlund, Nicklas
   Flykt and Ronny Lahti (known for his work with Loreen and
   Roxette).
   Whether we can define Shine a metal album, rock, pop or pop rock
   what would be hard to miss is how strong the songs are and what
   an extraordinary album it is. It exceptionally masters the
   borders between melancholy and hope, between fragility and power,
   because it showcases an artist who doesn't rest on her laurels
   but heads boldly into the future. Because it shines.