Title Duration Quality Oxygen 3:50 FLAC The Little Things 3:46 FLAC One Fine Wire 3:37 FLAC Bubbly 3:17 FLAC Feelings Show 3:10 FLAC Midnight Bottle 3:41 FLAC Realize 4:05 FLAC Battle 4:03 FLAC Tailor Made 4:30 FLAC Magic 3:25 FLAC Tied Down 3:07 FLAC Capri 2:59 FLAC Tell Him (Live) 4:53 FLAC Brand New Me (with The Wailers) 3:20 FLAC Somethin' Special (Beijing Olympic Mix) 3:06 FLAC Circles 3:54 FLAC Hoy Me Voy (feat. Juanes) 3:25 FLAC Turn Your Lights Down Low (Live feat. Justin Yang) 5:57 FLAC Magic (Piano Version) 3:19 FLAC Bubbly (Acoustic) 3:36 FLAC.
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' Released: July 29, 2008 Coco is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter. The album was released on July 17, 2007 in the, debuting at number six on the US, selling 51,000 copies in its first week. It also became Caillat's best-selling album to date, selling 2,100,000 copies in the United States and over 3,000,000 copies around the world. Caillat supported the album with the Coco World Tour, as well as four singles. The lead single ' was a huge international hit, while the following two singles ' and ' were minor hits.
The final single, titled ' was released on 29 July 2008 to support the in. It was later mixed and titled 'Somethin' Special (Beijing Olympic Mix)'.
Contents. Background and recording Caillat met producer, who hired her to sing on songs used at fashion shows. Caillat began playing the acoustic guitar at the age of 19 and Blue helped her record her first song. She auditioned for but was rejected at the pre-audition stage and was unable to sing for the judges. The second time she auditioned for the show, she sang her own original song ' and was rejected once again. However, Caillat expressed gratitude at the judges' decision, saying 'I was shy.
I was nervous. I didn't look the greatest.
I wasn't ready for it yet. I was glad, when I auditioned, that they said no.' The popularity of Caillat's profile led her to become the number-one unsigned singer in her genre for four consecutive months.
Her father also produced her demo songs, and was involved in production of later albums. Coco was produced by, with additional production by Caillat, her father Ken Caillat and. Title and artwork The album was titled 'Coco' because Coco was Caillat's nickname given to her when she was a young child. The album's artwork was a still from Caillat's music video for the album's lead single 'Bubbly', released on May 15, 2007. There are differences between the artwork for the standard and deluxe editions. The standard artwork shows the photo with a brown frame, while the deluxe artwork shows the photo without the frame but with blue waves and the words 'DELUXE EDITION' on top. Also, a little yellow flower drawn next to the album title wasn't shown on the deluxe artwork.
Release and promotion Coco was released on July 10, 2007 in Australia and Asia and a week later in North America. Its deluxe edition was released on September 3, 2008 in Japan and November 11, 2008 worldwide.
The album was certified 2× by the with shipments to U.S. Retailers of 2,000,000 units.
The album's first single, a smash hit, was ', followed by a second single, ', and the third, ', which became the final single from the album in the. The deluxe edition song, 'Somethin' Special (Beijing Olympic Mix)', was released as a fourth single on July 29, to give support to the American athletes participating in the in Beijing, China. The song also appeared on the. According to one of the pictures on Caillat's MySpace page, it was assumed that her song 'Battle' would have been the fourth and final single from Coco. Because of her collaboration with, 'Lucky', being released as a single and with the release of her second album, it is assumed that the single and music video were canceled and all promotion was then focused on 'Lucky' and her second album.
Coco was also promoted with two tours: Coco Summer Tour in 2007 and Coco World Tour in 2008. Singles. ' was released as the lead single from the album on May 15, 2007 in United States. It remains Caillat's biggest hit in the US to date, and her only single to reach the top ten of the.
The single's, directed by, aired on, and. A still from the music video was used as the cover for the album. The video/single was also featured in the hit karaoke game released in late September 2008 in the United States. It was also featured in in PAL regions. ' was officially released in January 2008 as the second from the album, peaking at number 20 on the chart, becoming her second Top 20 hit in the U.S. The song is musically similar to 'Bubbly', as it is an acoustic folk-pop song, where Caillat sings of having feelings for a best friend.
Caillat and her backup band performed 'Realize'as the featured musical performance that closed the May 23, 2008 broadcast of. ' was released as the third single in Germany on March 7, 2008 and in United States in October 2008. The single did not chart well in the US, and was her weakest charting single from the album, peaking at number seven on US.
In 2008, she recorded a French translated version of this song. ' was released as the fourth and final single from the album on July 29, 2008. The song was included only in the deluxe edition. It was released to give support to the American athletes participating in the in Beijing, China. The song also was included on the.
Critical reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Blog Critics Canal Pop Critical reviews of the album were mixed. AllMusic said 'she sings about simple, everyday things in an unassuming manner, letting her melodies and girl-next-door charm carry the day'. Chuck Arnold (of People magazine) said that 'although the midtempo tracks start to blend together, this California girl keeps the sun-kissed sounds coming.'
Caryn Ganz (with Rolling Stone) said Caillat has 'soulful swing, but over a dozen bland, sunny tunes, it's hard to pin her down.' Track listing Coco – Standard edition No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. Caillat. Reeves 3:20 18.
'Dreams Collide' Caillat 4:04 Coco – Australian deluxe edition No. Title Length 13.
'Tell Him' (live) (Lauryn Hill cover) 4:53 14. 'Somethin' Special' (Beijing Olympic Mix) 3:06 16. 'Circles' 3:53 17. 'Older' 3:35 18. 'Turn Your Lights Down Low' (live) (Bob Marley cover) 5:57 19.
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'Magic' (piano version) 3:20 20. 'Bubbly' (acoustic version) 3:33 21. 'Dreams Collide' 4:04 Coco – Latin America deluxe edition No. Title Length 18. ' (with ) 4:16 19. 'Turn Your Lights Down Low' (live) (Bob Marley cover) 5:57 20. 'Magic' (piano version) 3:20 21.
'Bubbly' (acoustic version) 3:33 Charts Chart (2007–08) Peak position Australian Albums 13 Austrian Albums 26 Brazilian Albums 4 Danish Albums 8 Dutch Albums 11 French Albums 15 German Albums 15 Greek Albums 30 Japanese Albums 25 New Zealand Albums 12 Norwegian Albums 6 Portuguese Albums 12 Swedish Albums 15 Swiss Albums 23 UK Albums 44 US 6 Sales and certifications Country Sales/shipments 35,000+ 75,000+ 15,000+ 2× 2,070,920 Release history Region Date Edition Format Label Catalog Ref. July 10, 2007 Standard. ^ Erlewine, Stephen Thomas (2007). Retrieved September 28, 2007.
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