Name: Elevation
Brand: Black Eyed Peas

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

19658739842

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Rough Trade Exclusive

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2022-11-11

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Sony

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

196587398422

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1 / CD

Artist

Black Eyed Peas

Genre US

R'n'B

Label US

EPIC

Epic Records is a record label that was launched in 1953 by CBS. It quickly became known for its bright-yellow and black logo, which became a trademark for many jazz and classical music releases. Over the years, Epic has worked with notable artists such as *Berlin Philharmonic*, *Juilliard String Quartet*, *Antal Dorati*, and *George Szell*. In the 1960s, Epic earned its first gold records and established itself as a force in rock, R&B, and country music. The label worked with popular acts like *Bobby Vinton*, *Sly and the Family Stone*, *The Dave Clark Five*, and *Donovan*. Throughout the 1970s, Epic's success continued to grow with artists like *The Hollies*, *Edgar Winter ABBA*, and *Tammy Wynette*. The label had tremendous success in the 1980s and 1990s with multi-platinum albums from artists including *Meat Loaf*,*The Jacksons*,*Sade,*Michael Jackson,*Cyndi Lauper*.

In Japan, an independent branch of Epic Records called "Epic/Sony Records" was established in 1978. It later became incorporated as Epic Records Japan Inc. In 1988, Sony Music Entertainment acquired the music division of CBS, including the Epic label. Although Sony

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Elevation finds Black Eyed Peas expanding the collective musical consciousness and pushing boundaries yet again (like only they can). Of course, they bring a few friends along for this rollercoaster ride. The group link up with Daddy Yankee on the reggaeton banger “Bailar Contigo,” while Nicky Jam ignites the funkified “Get Down” with fresh fire. Then, there’s “Filipina Queen” where they team up with Bella Poarch for the first time on and deliver an inimitable and irresistible bop. Nicole Scherzinger lends her powerhouse pipes to “No One Loves Me,” and Black Eyed Peas and Ozuna close out the album together on the universally-resounding “L.O.V.E.”

Elevation

Music US