Ultra Violet (Bananarama album)
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| Studio album by Bananarama | ||||
| Released | 1995 and 1996 | |||
| Recorded | July 1993 - May 1994 | |||
| Genre | Pop, dance, Techno | |||
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Avex Trax Records (Japan) Curb Records (United States) ZYX Records (Germany) Quality Records (Canada Mega Records (Denmark) DigIt International (Italy) Festival Records (Australia) Blanco y Negro Records (Spain) Spotlight Records (Brazil) |
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| Producer | Gary Miller | |||
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| Alternative cover | ||||
Japan-only cover
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| Singles from Ultra Violet / I Found Love | ||||
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Ultra Violet and I Found Love are two titles given to the seventh studio album released by British girl group Bananarama in 1995. Originally released in Japan only, with the title I Found Love, the album was renamed and repackaged as Ultra Violet in other countries, including the United States, Australia, Canada, and continental Europe, where it was marketed either at the same time or in the following years. Neither Ultra Violet nor I Found Love was ever released in the United Kingdom, where the band had not had any hits since their 1993 cover of "More, More, More" (and would not again until 2005 with the single "Move in My Direction").
The album was released on various labels, including ZYX Records and DigIt International, depending upon the different countries because Bananarama had no major record deal after leaving London Records, which had produced all of their works before 1993. Musically, the 1995 album continued Bananarama's Europop sound, and it was a success commercially. Its biggest success came from the album's first single, "Every Shade of Blue", which sold well enough in Canada to chart in the Top 40. It also peaked at #124 in Australia. Two more singles were taken from the two editions: the title track, "I Found Love", and "Take Me to Your Heart", which was heavily remixed for the single version, turning it from a rhythm guitar-based, almost acoustic tune into a Europop number, much like the other album tracks. "Take Me To Your Heart" peaked at #180 in Australia.
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