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Make a Scene

Make a Scene is the fourth studio album by English singer and songwriter Sophie Ellis-Bextor, released in Russia on 18 April 2011 by Universal Music Group and in the United Kingdom on 13 June 2011 by Ellis-Bextor's own record label, EBGB's. Her first release since 2007's Trip the Light Fantastic, the album was originally intended to titled Straight to…

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Genres
Dance-pop · house · nu-disco · synth-pop
Label
EBGB's
Length
50:06
Producers
Fred Ball · Armin van Buuren · Junior Caldera · Julien Carret · Freemasons
Recorded
2008–11
Released
18 April 2011 (2011-04-18)

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Make a Scene

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples153
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Make a Scene

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related to background · 43
Make a Scene → Armin, August, Autumn, Bittersweet, Buuren, Buuren's, Can't Fight This Feeling, Cut Straight, Dancer, EBGBs, Ellis-Bextor, Europe Plus, Fascination, Fascination Records, February, Following, Freemasons, Greatest Hits, Heart, Heartbreak
related to Composition · 43
Make a Scene → According, Armin, Bittersweet, Both, Buuren, Calvin Harris, Can't Fight This Feeling, Clixie, Clixie Music, Cut Straight, Dimitri Tikovoi, Ed Harcourt, Ellis-Bextor, Finally, Following, Fred Ball, Freemasons, Greg Kurstin, Heart, Irish
related to Critical reception · 30
Make a Scene → Alex Hall, At Metacritic, Caroline Sullivan, Clixie Music, Daw, Digital Spy, Gavin Martin, Gay Times, Idolator, It, James Lachno, Lee Bradshaw, Magic, Make, Matt Wilkinson, NME, Richard, Robbie Daw, Robert Copsey, Scene
Producers · 15
Make a Scene → Armin van Buuren, Benno de Goeij, Calvin Harris, Dimitri Tikovoi, Ed Harcourt, Fred Ball, Freemasons, Future Cut, Greg Kurstin, Julien Carret, Junior Caldera, Liam Howe, Metronomy, Richard "Biff" Stannard, Richard X
related to Commercial performance · 10
Make a Scene → Europe, In, January, Make, Russia, Scene, UK, UK Albums Chart, United Kingdom, Within
Genres · 4
Make a Scene → Dance-pop, house, nu-disco, synth-pop
related to Personnel · 3
Make a Scene → Credits, Make, Scene
Label · 1
Make a Scene → EBGB's
Length · 1
Make a Scene → 50:06
Recorded · 1
Make a Scene → 2008–11

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album make released scene ellis-bextor release single united bittersweet feeling album's music singles 2010 starlight can't fight giving love kingdom

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Make a SceneGenresDance-pop1.00infobox
Make a SceneGenreshouse1.00infobox
Make a SceneGenresnu-disco1.00infobox
Make a SceneGenressynth-pop1.00infobox
Make a SceneLabelEBGB's1.00infobox
Make a SceneLength50:061.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersFred Ball1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersArmin van Buuren1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersJunior Caldera1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersJulien Carret1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersFreemasons1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersFuture Cut1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersBenno de Goeij1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersEd Harcourt1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersCalvin Harris1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersLiam Howe1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersGreg Kurstin1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersMetronomy1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersRichard X1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersRichard "Biff" Stannard1.00infobox
Make a SceneProducersDimitri Tikovoi1.00infobox
Make a SceneRecorded2008–111.00infobox
Make a SceneReleased18 April 2011 (2011-04-18)1.00infobox
Make a Sceneis afourth studio album by English singer and songwriter Sophie Ellis-Bextor0.90text

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