Lady Kim

Debut work of Lady Kim, released in Japan via Eighty-Eight's, sublabel of Village Records. A whispering ballad with a voice that seems to have a deep sadness reminiscent of Billy Holiday. Up-tempo songs filled with coquettish charm are just overflowing. Originality-rich vocal style makes the most of her charm. This album is mainly made up of songs that Billy Holiday did not take up (the only exception is bonus track "Strange Fruit" only recorded as homage).

"Everything Must Change" is the second album of female vocalist, who got a reputation as a rebirth of Billy Holiday. While getting hot attention, the second album appeared as soon as possible. Sweet singing voice with transparent feeling, candy melts. Moist and gentle voices like wrapping around with velvet.

"Autumn Leaves" is the third album of female vocalist, who got a reputation as a rebirth of Billy Holiday. It have been released in Japan via Eighty-Eight's, sublabel of Village Records. DSD Recording.

"Lady Marmalade" is a 2001 collaborative single with Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & P!NK. This was released in support of the soundtrack to the film Moulin Rouge. This was released as a 2-song single in Europe on Interscope Records.

Here Come The Aliens , produced by Ricky Wilde, contains 12 brand new songs and has been recorded at RAK Studios in London - the very same studios where Kim began her career back in 1981 and recorded such seminal hits as Kids In America , Chequered Love and Cambodia . The album combines Kim s pop roots with her love for rock music, presenting great guitar riffs and drum beats. Here Come The Aliens marks another milestone in Kim Wilde s incredible career. After the album release, she will start her Here Come the Aliens world tour in the UK on March 30th, which will take her to Scandinavia, Holland and the USA in autumn 2018.

UK two CD collection from the eccentric singer, songwriter, producer and pop Svengali. Wildfire assembles all three of the maverick visionary's late '60s Imperial albums: Born to Be Wild, Outrageous and Good Clean Fun, for the very first time on this double disc set. Includes such legendary recordings as 'Bubble Gum' (as covered by Sonic Youth), 'Wildfire', 'Animal Man'. Outrageous even graced the US Billboard 200 back in 1969. Featuring a host of musical luminaries, including members of Steppenwolf (the inimitable Mars Bonfire), the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band and Three Dog Night, and a special guest appearance from the 'Mayor of Sunset Strip' Rodney Bingenheimer.