Mama Lilla Would
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| Studio album by Vanessa Petruo | |
| Released | 25 November 2005 |
| Recorded | 2004–05 |
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Alternative Baroque pop Blue-eyed soul Funk |
| Length | 64:23 |
| Label | Universal Island |
| Producer | Oja Tunes |
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Mama Lilla Would is the debut album by German singer–songwriter Vanessa Petruo. The album differs from her previous efforts, changing her indie pop sound with a mixture of soul, funk, alternative rock and baroque pop. The album was released on 25 November 2005 through the Universal Island. Primarily produced by the Oja Tunes, the album failed to enter the top 100 of the German Albums Chart, debuting at number 135. Its lead single "Hot Blooded Woman" peaked at number 59 at the Media Control Charts. Petruo's previous single "Drama Queen", which peaked at number 11, was not included on the album.
In 2001, Vanessa Petruo became the member of popular German girl group No Angels, which disbanded in 2003. Petruo was the first member of No Angels to launch a solo career. In 2004, she released her debut single "Drama Queen", which reached number 11 Germany, number 35 in Austria and number 88 Switzerland. Another single, "Pop That Melody", produced by Mousse T, was planned. The music video was shot, but, like "Drama Queen", it pulled back due to differences in style with Mama Lilla Would.
In 2004, Petruo wanted to release a pop album, 2004, which had a working title Faces of Drama. Besides "Drama Queen" and "Pop That Melody", eight more songs were planned for the album: "Army of Me", "Time Has Changed", "Don't Mess With This Latina", "Dear Man in the Moon", "Warrior of Light", "What the Hell Is This?", "Call Dr. Music" and "Wind Me Up". Almost all these songs were later uploaded on Petruo's official MySpace page. "What the Hell Is This?" was eventually re–written in more soul style and became "Hot Blooded Woman", while "What the Hell Is This?" eventually became one of the lines of the new song. "Call Dr. Music" was also included on the album. Originally written as a pop song, it was re–written and arranged as a soul song.
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