Vanessa Lee Carlton born August 16, in Milford, Pennsylvania is an American pop and rock singer, songwriter and pianist best known for her hit song " A Thousand Miles ", the first single from her platinum-selling debut album Be Not Nobody Vanessa's sixth studio album, … read more.
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The lead single, "Everywhere," a full-throated, shout-it-from-the-rooftops love song, quickly burrowed into the teen consciousness and ascended the Billboard charts, where it stayed for 20 weeks. Her next two singles continued to build on her fellow teens' appetite for romantic reverie: "All You Wanted," a catchy anthem about unrequited love, and "Goodbye to You," a break-up ballad from Broken Bracelet that she repurposed into a rousing torch song.
Adams was also the marketing coordinator at Maverick when Branch came in for her first meeting. While she struck a chord with her confessional pop rock, there was very little actual confessing in her songs. Writing songs about love and heartbreak had mass, relatable appeal—but she hadn't experienced much of either herself until she was 19, when she began dating the year-old bassist in her backup band, Teddy Landau.
Two years later, she married him. We'll show them! At least I think that's what a therapist would have told me. Over the course of their relationship, she collected the kind of life experience that usually feeds artists' most productive and engaging periods: eventually they fell out of love and divorced in She and Owen remain close with Landau.
During her time there, she cycled through five label presidents. Another typical cycle: "I turned in a full album. We shot artwork and a video for it. There was a single; a release date. And then everyone got fired, and it all just stopped. Then a new guy comes in, he gives his two cents, calls the new radio department, they give their two cents. It was that…over and over and over. The problem wasn't just the whiplash-inducing changes in leadership; it was that each successive regime thought they knew Branch's musical evolution better than she did.
She had over two albums' worth of songs after a short-lived stint as part of a country duo with her former backup singer, Jessica Harp. Called The Wreckers, the pair earned a Grammy nomination in But she couldn't salvage that material: she was told it was too pop to be country by some, but too country to be pop by others. Then Taylor Swift, then Katy Perry. More than one told her to collaborate with EDM artists.
Execs kept telling her what an "asset" she was to the company, but she had started to feel more and more like a line item. President No. But suddenly I'm watching my friends go on tour while everyone is asking me, 'What happened to you?
She had some catching up to do. Michelle Jacquet Desevren Branch born July 2, is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, often cited as the Ur-Example of the "anti- Britney " movement in the early s, in which female pop music took a decidedly less artificial turn towards auteurist adult contemporary. In , she formed the country music duo The Wreckers with friend and fellow musician Jessica Harp, and produced the Grammy-nominated single "Leave the Pieces".
The Wreckers disbanded in to pursue their respective solo careers. She has had several commercially successful songs, most notably winning a Grammy with Santana for "The Game of Love".
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