Name: One
Brand: Dubstar

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Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Release date

2018-10-04

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NWCD3

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5060148574394

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5060148574370

Artist

Dubstar

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Dubstar is a British synth pop/dream pop band that was formed in 1992 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. With their unique blend of electronic and dreamy sounds, they quickly gained popularity in the music scene. Their catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics have captivated audiences worldwide. Dubstar's music is a perfect mix of nostalgia and innovation, making them a must-listen for any fan of synth pop or dream pop.
Since their formation, Dubstar has released several successful albums and singles, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Their debut album "Disgraceful" reached the top ten on the UK Albums Chart and spawned hit singles such as "Not So Manic Now" and "Stars." The band's distinctive sound continues to evolve with each release, showcasing their versatility as musicians.
With their mesmerizing live performances, Dubstar has delighted fans at festivals and venues around the world. Their energetic stage presence combined with their infectious music creates an unforgettable experience for concert-goers. Whether you're discovering Dubstar for the first time or rediscovering their timeless classics, prepare to be swept away by their enchanting melodies.

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It was the end of a century, and as the 1990s inevitably applied its brakes, Dubstar were sent flailing through the windscreen of popular music. Their third album, the unfortunately-titled Make It Better, lay bleeding at the side of the road, itself a casualty of one-too-many personal and professional traumas.In the following years there were some half-hearted attempts to record more music- even the occasional, low-key live appearance here and there- but it wasn’t until 2015 that Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie found themselves formally reconstituted and writing new material in dedicated earnest. Not because it was expected, but because they couldn't help it.With the support and encouragement of legendary producer Youth, they began sessions for One, which represented the beginning of a new chapter in the Dubstar story, and one which has audibly benefitted from the passing of time. The album is generally considered to be the first worthy successor to their platinum-selling debut Disgraceful, and serves as generous compensation for the wilderness years, while promising even better things on the horizon.

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