This page will contain images about Sarah Connor, as they become available.Sarah Connor (musician)Sarah Connor (born June 13, 1980) is a German pop music singer who has enjoyed a great deal of success on European pop charts in the early 2000s. Pop singerSarah Connor was born in Delmenhorst (Lower Saxony) near Bremen in Germany as Sarah Lewe. Early yearsConnor grew up listening to soul music under the influence of her grandfather who was born in New Orleans. She also sang gospel music in a church choir at an early age and started appearing in school musicals. Her first big break came at 17 when she was picked from her school to sing at a Michael Jackson concert in Germany. Inspired, she quit school in 11th grade and started sending off demo tapes to record labels and producers under the name "Sarah Grey". In 2001 she was finally signed to Sony Music under her new pseudonym Sarah Connor. Chart SuccessProducer TQ produced her first single "Let's Get Back To Bed, Boy" in 2001 which went top 5 in Germany and Austria, top 10 in Switzerland and top 20 in the UK. The follow up single "From Sarah With Love" went to number 1 in Germany selling 750,000 copies and Switzerland and top 10 in Austria. A third single "French Kissing" went top 20 in Germany and top 40 in Austria. The singles all came from her Green Eyed Soul Album which reached number 2 on the German album charts selling 450,000 records in that country and also selling well in other parts of Europe going top 10 in Finland, Greece, Poland, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Portugal. In the middle of 2002, Connor won an Echo Award for "Female National Rock/Pop Artist". A second album Unbelievable was released in 2002 in Europe. Wyclef Jean wrote, produced and sang on the first single from the album "One Nite Stand (Of Wolves And Sheep)" which was another top 5 German hit and reached the Top 40 in the Netherlands, New Zealand and Austria. Unbelievable was another smash achieving gold record status in Germany within 48 hours. The album has featured a number of other European hits including:
In November 2003, Sarah Connor released her third album in Europe called Key To My Soul which debuted in the top ten in Germany. So far, it has had a couple of hit singles from it including
A self-titled album was released in 2004 in an attempt to establish Connor in English-speaking countries. "Bounce" was selected as the first single from this album and has been a top 40 hit in the UK, Australia and even the United States. Sarah Connor had a baby boy called Tyler with Natural's Singer Marc Terenzi on 2 February 2004. Discography
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Sarah Connor had a baby boy called Tyler with Natural's Singer Marc Terenzi on 2 February 2004. In November 2003, Sarah Connor released her third album in Europe called Key To My Soul which debuted in the top ten in Germany. The Chauffeur: A track which only appeared on the Resident Evil: Apocalypse Soundtrack. The album has featured a number of other European hits including:. Teething: A track which only appeared on the Be Quiet And Drive single and a soundtrack. Unbelievable was another smash achieving gold record status in Germany within 48 hours. Soundtrack. Wyclef Jean wrote, produced and sang on the first single from the album "One Nite Stand (Of Wolves And Sheep)" which was another top 5 German hit and reached the Top 40 in the Netherlands, New Zealand and Austria. Can't Even Breathe: A track which only appared on the Escape From L.A. A second album Unbelievable was released in 2002 in Europe. No Ordinary Love: A Sade cover which only appeared on the Change single. In the middle of 2002, Connor won an Echo Award for "Female National Rock/Pop Artist". Crenshaw: A track which only appeared on the Change (In The House of Flies) single. The singles all came from her Green Eyed Soul Album which reached number 2 on the German album charts selling 450,000 records in that country and also selling well in other parts of Europe going top 10 in Finland, Greece, Poland, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Portugal. Sinatra: A Helmet cover which only appeared on the Minerva single. A third single "French Kissing" went top 20 in Germany and top 40 in Austria. Sleep Walk: A cover which only appeared on the Minerva single. The follow up single "From Sarah With Love" went to number 1 in Germany selling 750,000 copies and Switzerland and top 10 in Austria. Lovers: A dark track which only appeared on the Hexagram single. Producer TQ produced her first single "Let's Get Back To Bed, Boy" in 2001 which went top 5 in Germany and Austria, top 10 in Switzerland and top 20 in the UK. Bender: A collaboration with Sevendust in which Chino lends his vocals for the album "Home"'s last track. In 2001 she was finally signed to Sony Music under her new pseudonym Sarah Connor. Savory: A collaboration with Far. Inspired, she quit school in 11th grade and started sending off demo tapes to record labels and producers under the name "Sarah Grey". Deftones have a number of unreleased tracks that appear on a variety of other albums, such as:. Her first big break came at 17 when she was picked from her school to sing at a Michael Jackson concert in Germany. Deftones members have worked on several side projects, including Moreno's Team Sleep and Cunningam's Phallucy. Guitarist Carpenter also works with a group called Kush who feature members from Fear Factory and Cypress Hill. She also sang gospel music in a church choir at an early age and started appearing in school musicals. Early track titles include "Buffalo" and "Diamond.". Connor grew up listening to soul music under the influence of her grandfather who was born in New Orleans. The band have a new album, possibly titled "Saturday Night Wrist" scheduled for release in Spring 2005. Sarah Connor was born in Delmenhorst (Lower Saxony) near Bremen in Germany as Sarah Lewe. Erlewine is slightly bothered, however, noting that "Deftones feel compelled to strengthen their metallic roots" by forsaking "the very things that make them better and more interesting than the rest — namely, their love of art rock, whether it's via the Cure or My Bloody Valentine." He closes by writing, "When they do play by the rules, they're good, but they're great when they don't follow a map.". Sarah Connor (born June 13, 1980) is a German pop music singer who has enjoyed a great deal of success on European pop charts in the early 2000s. In reviewing Deftones Stephen Thomas Erlewine writes that "Hexagram," the album's opener, " hits hard — harder than they ever have, revealing how mushy Staind is, or how toothless Linkin Park is, even if it's a bit of a shame that Chino Moreno has resorted to guttural barking for singing.". All Music Guide Sarah Connor page (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&uid=UIDMISS70311071654390588&sql=Bqlf4zff2eh2k/). Delgado plays synth, keyboards or sampler rather than his previous turntables. Sarah Connor Sony page (http://www.sarahconnorusa.com/). Much of the material on the album was written by guitarist Carpenter, which accounts for the album's more heavy metal feel. Sarah Connor page (http://www.sarah-connor.com/indexeng.php/). Again, the album sold well, and "Minerva" received some radio play. Sarah Connor (2004). Their fourth and latest album, Deftones, was released in 2003. Key To My Soul (2003). An acoustic of Boy's Republic was to appear on Black Stallion, and part of it was leaked and spread through file sharing programs. Unbelievable (2002). There was a possibility of a release of Black Stallion, a remix album of White Pony, but instead, a limited edition black and red version of White Pony was released with a bonus 13th track: The Boy's Republic. Green Eyed Soul (2001). White Pony later went on to earn multi-platinum status as well as a Grammy award for Best Metal Performance. boyband Natural. Of White Pony, one review wrote, "Moreno is exquisitely mind-blowing, but his fear is also evident" and that "Deftones went soft, but in an impressive way, to twist around its signature punk-thrash sound." [2] (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:21o20r1au48n~T1). It features the U.S. A collaboration with singer Maynard James Keenan of Tool on "Passenger" is a highlight. "Just One Last Dance" has reached number 1 in Germany, Switzerland and Austria and reached top 40 on a composite World Top 40. ("Teenager" was originally a Team Sleep song.) "Knife Prty" features a stunning, Diamanda Galas-like vocal performance by Rodleen. "Music Is The Key" featuring New York a capella singers Naturally 7 went to number 1 in Germany, number 2 in Switzerland, top ten in Austria and top 40 on composite European and world dance/trance charts; and. Reviews were overwhelmingly positive, noting Moreno's increasing sophistication as a lyricist and singer, and the group's bold experimentalism: The fragile "Teenager", for example, incorporates elements of glitch and trip hop, with programming duties carried out by friend and Team Sleep bandmate, DJ Crook, aka, "Crookone". "Bounce" went top 20 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Delgado was now a full-time band member, and he added greatly to the atmospheric album. "He's Unbelievable" went top 20 in Germany and Austria; and. It is generally considered by fans to be Deftones' most mature recording. "Skin To Skin" went top 10 on a composite European top 10 chart, as well as Germany, Austria and Portugal;. In 2000, the band's third album, White Pony, was released. This mellow version with a new trip-hop-esque beat by Delgado inspired vocalist Chino Moreno to expand on softer music, which eventually lead to his side project Team Sleep. "Be Quiet And Drive" was performed acoustic with Incubus frontman Brandom Boyd and Adam Sandler for the "Little Nicky" soundtrack. Delgado again appeared on several songs, and demonstrated his deft, inventive touch at a time when turntable scratching was in danger of becoming a nu metal cliche. "My Own Summer" and "Be Quiet and Drive" were hits, the latter's music video earned significant play on MTV. It also sold well, and included a collaboration with Max Cavalera of Sepultura on "Headup," a tribute to Max's late step-son Dana Wells. Around The Fur was released in 1997. Though Deftones were only tangentially associated with nu metal, they feared the increasingly negative use of the term and separated themselves from other such groups, both professionally and aesthetically. This was due in part to the fact that Deftones were often lumped into the then-emerging genre of nu-metal. About this time, Deftones stopped touring and collaborating with bands like Korn. One review of '"Adrenaline" noted Cunningham's "surprisingly sophisticated drumming" and wrote that "Unlike many of their contemporaries, the Deftones are very controlled even in the midst of chaos." [1] (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:nr6m96hofep6~T1). Delgado was not yet a member, but he performed on several songs. "Bored" was a minor hit. The album sold well, and earned mostly positive reviews. They signed to Maverick Records, which is owned by Madonna, in 1994 and released their debut album, Adrenaline, the following year. Deftones enjoyed the early sponsorship of local favorites Korn, with whom they shared a fan community drawn largely from skateboarders. Carpenter was struck by a drunk driver; this tragedy became a benefit when Carpenter received a large insurance settlement, and was able to buy some expensive, high-quality equipment for the band. Cheng joined after their original bassist left. The founding members of the band met while skateboarding, and their first rehearsals together took place in 1989-1990 while they were in high school; among their early songs was a cover of Danzig's "Twist Of Cain". Moreno has cited Morrissey, The Cure's Robert Smith and Depeche Mode's David Gahan among his favorite singers, and beyond an occasional similarity in vocal technique, these singers' sweeping sense of drama and delicate vulnerability is often evident in Moreno's vocals. Moreno's poetic lyrics--described by a Time magazine critic as "furiously intelligent"--are often evocative, yet sparse enough to allow for multiple interpretations, and sometimes make startling use of wordplay. Deftones have often been praised as one of the more innovative and unique heavy metal bands of recent years. The band consists of Chino Moreno (vocals, guitar), Stephen Carpenter (guitar), Abe Cunningham (drums), Chi Cheng (bass) and turntablist/keyboardist/sampler player Frank Delgado. Deftones are a multi-platinum selling, Grammy award winning rock band from Sacramento, California. possibly 'Saturday Night Wrist', (2005). Deftones, (2003). White Pony, (2000). Around The Fur, (1997). Adrenaline, (1995). |