一个来自加州洛杉矶的创作型歌手,在推出了几张单曲之后,Aimee终于发行了首张专辑——《A Little Happiness》,Pop rock曲风,清新的小调,直率的声音,小女生的声音清新,富有感染力。
Aimee Allen is an American pop/rock singer/songwriter based in Los Angeles, California.She is known for her work on the dance song "Cooties" made for the soundtrack of the 2007 version of the movie Hairspray.[3] She was previously signed to Elektra Records and her albu...(展开全部)一个来自加州洛杉矶的创作型歌手,在推出了几张单曲之后,Aimee终于发行了首张专辑——《A Little Happiness》,Pop rock曲风,清新的小调,直率的声音,小女生的声音清新,富有感染力。
Aimee Allen is an American pop/rock singer/songwriter based in Los Angeles, California.She is known for her work on the dance song "Cooties" made for the soundtrack of the 2007 version of the movie Hairspray.[3] She was previously signed to Elektra Records and her album I'd Start a Revolution If I Could Get Up in the Morning, featuring tracks produced by Mark Ronson and Don Gilmore, was never released due to a corporate merger. The label did, however, release her first single "Revolution" which was a featured rock video on MTV, appeared in the soundtrack of the film Storm, and was the theme for the WB Television Network series Birds of Prey In 2007 her song "Stripper Friends" was re-worked and recorded by Kevin Michael featuring Lupe Fiasco as the hit single "We All Want the Same Thing," released by Downtown Records on the debut album Kevin Michael. That same year the song was also covered by celebrity Tila Tequila for her MTV reality show A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila.
Allen contributed to the writing of Unwritten Law's album Here's to the Mourning, released in February 2005. She co-wrote lyrics for the entire album with Unwritten Law singer Scott Russo and also co-wrote the hit single "Save Me (Wake Up Call)" along with Russo and Linda Perry. Allen and Russo began a romantic relationship that resulted in a side project called Scott & Aimee.[9] Their album Sitting in a Tree was released in 2007 by Side Tracked Records.
Allen was also a judge for the 8th annual Independent Music Awards. Her contributions helped assist the careers of upcoming independent artists.