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Blaster
📅 ReleasedOctober 24, 2011 (2011-10-24)
🎙️ Recorded2009–2011
Hollywood, California
(Conway Recording Studios)
Los Angeles, California
(Record Plant Recording Studios)
New York City, New York
(Cove City Sound Studios)
Miami, Florida
(Hit Factory Criteria Studios)
Paris, France
(Soundepic Recording Studios)
🏷️ LabelX-Cite Records
🤑 ProducerJames Rendon, Kayden Boche
Singles from Blaster
  1. "Oh, Oh !"
    Released: January 25, 2010
  2. "Imma Bitch"
    Released: December 17, 2010
  3. "Undone"
    Released: May 23, 2011

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Blaster is the unreleased debut studio album of French electropop recording artist and entertainer Jérémy Amelin, finalist of French music TV show "Star Academy 5" - French version of American Idol broadcast on French TV channel TF1.[1] The album was originally scheduled to be released on October 24, 2011,[2] but X-Cite Records cancelled the album release.

Development and background[edit]

In late 2009, X-Cite Records announced that Amelin was back in the studio recording his debut album "Blaster", and confirmed that the album would feature an electropop song about Britney Spears, titled "Spears Me". Amelin revealed the storyline of the song, stating :

"This track is super hot and made of sexy whispered vocals. Basically, "Spears Me" is about her giving me her infamous sexy moves while both making love on stage, just like a one-night stand but that would be a one-night stage (laughs) [...] She's the sexiest woman alive, so I just wanted to express how men feel about her. She’s a worldwide fantasy you know”.[3]

A 30-second snippet of his single "Oh, Oh ! (feat. Angelika)" premiered on December 16, 2009.[4] The single was released worldwide on January 25, 2010.[5]

In August 2010, Amelin revealed that he recorded two singles for a 2011-release.[6] He later confirmed "Imma Bitch" as a promotional single — which premiered online on December 17, 2010.[7]

X-Cite Records announced on April 20, 2011 that Amelin teamed up with 90210 TV star Jessica Lowndes to release a featuring version of his single "Undone" — which premiered online on April 29, 2011 and was released worldwide on May 23, 2011.[8]

On May 13, 2011 Amelin confirmed the release date of his debut album "Blaster" — produced by James Rendon and Kayden Boche — during a TV interview given to Public Magazine.[9]

He also confirmed the album track listing : "Rock The World", "Undone (feat. Jessica Lowndes)", "Werk It", "Cry 4 U (Hell No)", "Imma Bitch", "Oh, Oh ! (feat. Angelika)", "When The Gunz Come Out", "Turn It Up (Louder)", "Spears Me", "Unlove Pill (feat. Ro Danishei)", "I'm Sorry", and "Could You Be ?".[10]

"Blaster" was originally scheduled to be released on October 24, 2011,[2] but X-Cite Records cancelled the album release.

As of May 8, 2015, multiple singles are no longer available from digital download stores and streaming platforms worldwide — including "Oh, Oh ! (feat. Angelika)" and "Undone (feat. Jessica Lowndes)".

Track listing[edit]

No.TitleWriter(s)ProducersLength
1."Rock The World"Kayden BocheJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:18
2."Undone (feat. Jessica Lowndes)"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:46
3."Werk It"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:03
4."Cry 4 U [Hell No]"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:20
5."Imma Bitch"Kayden BocheJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:04
6."Oh, Oh ! (feat. Angelika)"Kayden Boche, Angelika VeeJames Rendon, Kayden Boche2:58
7."When The Gunz Come Out"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:17
8."Turn It Up [Louder]"Kayden BocheJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:42
9."Spears Me"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche2:52
10."Unlove Pill (feat. Ro Danishei)"Kayden Boche, Ro DanisheiJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:40
11."I'm Sorry"Shamel Shepherd, Ester Omondi OlwagoJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:27
12."Could You Be ?"Angie StoneJames Rendon, Kayden Boche3:41
Total length:40:08

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