Cyndi Lauper Samarbetar Med Kleerup Och Peer Åström På Nya Albumet "Bring Ya to the Brink"

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2008-07-08 08:30 CEST Cyndi Lauper samarbetar med Kleerup och Peer Åström på nya albumet "Bring Ya To The Brink" Den 23 juli är det äntligen dags för popikonen Cyndi Lauper att släppa ett nytt album. På Bring Ya To The Brink har hon varit med och både skrivit och producerat alla låtar, hon har även arbetat tillsammans med några av dagens största producenter, som Dragonette, Kleerup, Basement Jaxx och Axwell. De 12 nyskrivna låtarna på albumet visar på Cyndi's mogna låtskrivande samtidigt som hennes musik tar en ny spännande riktning. "This is an album that can be experienced in two completely different ways," berättar Cyndi, "A dance album that you can move to and enjoy on a surface level. But if you want more than that, there's a lot to discover inside the lyrics... these songs get pretty deep." Efter att Cyndi Lauper vann 1985 års Grammy för "Best New Artist" och blev först i historien att ha fem singlar top tio från ett debutalbum, fortsätter Cyndi att bli hyllad som sångerska, musiker och skådespelerska. Cyndi Lauper har sålt över 25 miljoner album, varit nominerad för 13 Grammy Awards, 2 Emmy Awards, 2 American Music Awards, 7 American Video Awards och 18 MTV Awards. Den 26 oktober besöker Cyndi Lauper Sverige för en spelning på Berns www.cyndilauper.com www.sonybmg.se Kontaktpersoner Mikaela Lundberg Presskontakt Senior PR Manager [email protected] Isabel Rodriguez Presskontakt Senior PR Manager [email protected] +46 76 117 21 93 Nellie Sörman Presskontakt PR Manager [email protected] +46704713992 Janina Sibbel-Becker Presskontakt PR Manager - utländska artister [email protected] 073-643 45 55 08-412 17 00 Nina Thorsell Presskontakt Senior PR Manager [email protected] 0736-827180 08-412 1700.

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