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Skye Sweetnam got her big break at an early age when her teen-rebellion anthem "Billy S." was tapped to appear on the soundtrack for the Mandy Moore film HOW TO DEAL. With interest in the young Canadian piqued, the youthful rocker entered the studio with expert producers, and emerged with her debut, NOISE FROM THE BASEMENT, a perfect mix of affable pop sensibility and nascent punk angst suffused with sunshine.
As one might expect, most of the themes regard the difficulties of growing up, finding love, and uncovering hidden emotions. Like Avril Lavigne and Ashlee Simpson, Sweetnam was schooled in the edgier side of rock & roll, and even the most radio-ready tracks, especially the runaway hit single "Tangled Up in Me," hold a sense of chaotic spark within. Sweetnam's lyrics, on the other hand, cling to a sense of innocence absent in the music of many maturing teen-pop sensations. Songs with titles such as "Hypocrite" and "It Sucks" flow out of Sweetnam in an unfiltered and honest way. Given all its restless energy, NOISE FROM THE BASEMENT captures the spirit of a young artist discovering herself.
Personnel: Skye Sweetnam (vocals); James Robertson (various instruments); Tim VanDerKuil (guitar); Damon "Day" Wilson, Andrew Martino (drums); Jeremy Wheatley (programming, background vocals).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Noise From The Basement Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $5.59) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Teen Pop, Enhanced CD | | Label | Capitol / EMI | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  47743  | | CD Universe Part number | 6776753 | | Catalog number | 81681 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 21, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | James Robertson; Skye Sweetnam; Andrew Slater; LCV | | Engineer | James Robertson | | Personnel | James Robertson, James Robertson, Tim Vanderkuil, Skye Sweetnam, Jeremy Wheatley, Andrew Martino, Damon "Day" Wilson | | Additional Info | Enhanced CD |
Noise From The Basement Music Noise From The Basement Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Awesome
This is one of my favorite albums. Skye Sweetnam shows that she can rock - even at the oh so tender age of 14 when she was signed on. Her songs are rebellious, catchy and spirited. The beats and guitar riffs, not to mention Skye's mature-for-her-age voice will get you hooked on Skye's aerabic rock music. In my opinion - better than Avril. Skye's here to say.
Submitted by Min (India)
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Brilliant Debut Album
Every song on this is good, even on the first listen.
The stand-out tracks for me, besides the first three tracks (The Singles that were released), are ''I Don't Really Like You and ''Unpredictable''.
Skye sweetnam is a very refreshing music artist and her songs are really fast and creative.
Submitted by Liam (Strabane, Northern Ireland)
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She's so different from most of the other artists, her songs are so unique, that's the word. In fact, this is not a cd with a few good songs, all songs are great. My favorites are fallen through, unpredictable and hypocrite, in this song she talks about avril. I like Avril, but there's something special about Skye! She rox!
Submitted by Fernando (São Paulo, SP, Brasil)
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Amazing!!!! better than i expected. Her free-spirit way of singing knocks avril of her feet. Try to listen to Fallen Through and I dont really like you.... you can say the price is cheaper than the satisfaction you get in hearing this album. i cant wait for her sophomore album.!!!!
Submitted by brittanyyaj01 (davao, philippines)
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Skye Sweetnam Cd
It is awesome!All the songs are different and original in its own way, making this cd very interesting.This cd was indeed very worth buying!
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