Review of Vanessa Amorosi : Turn to Me
Vanessa follows up her hugely successful album The Power. Includes her Olympic anthem 'Heroes Live Forever' and 3 bonus remixes ('Turn To Me' alternative version, 'Rise Up' alternative version & 'Absolutely Everybody' UK mix) plus a multi-media component featuring the videos for 'Have A Look' & 'Shine' and a photo gallery & screen saver. 2001.

Users's Reviews - Vanessa Amorosi : Finally Another Great Talent Who Has A New Creative Voice!
It is so wonderful to see another great talent. I would love to see Vanessa hit North America with a bang. Her hit from her first album was released in North America (Absolutely Everybody)but she hasn't gotten too much more recognition beyond that. Out of all the young stars, I must admit, this young singer has what it takes. Her vocal range is outstanding! You thought Mariah Carey had it, well let me welcome you to another amazing talent. I think Mariah has new competition out there, especially with the HUGE vocal range Vanessa has. I also think she has the energy and talent of Celine Dion. Whether or not Vanessa has claimed her stake in North America, hang tight, I am sure you will hear her name mentioned, in the time to come!

So nice to hear a amazing new talent!!!

Your latest reviews - Vanessa Amorosi : 1st European Single off of Vanessa Amorosi's New Album!
The tracks on this single (made in Germany) are as follows:

1) One Thing Leads 2 Another (Radio Edit)
2) Dream
3) One Thing Leads 2 Another (Pop Version)
4) One Thing Leads 2 Another (Instrumental Version)

I really think the single is great, you can listen to a one minute preview of it on Vanessa's official website, it has a really catchy melody and of course Ms. Amorosi's wonderful vocals. When I ordered this single from Amazon.com I had heard the title track but not track #2, Dream. It is a beautiful song as well. Amorosi co-wrote both Dream and One Thing Leads 2 Another and also did the vocal arrangments. As for the alternate versions, the radio edit has to be my favourite, followed by the pop version. I think that the radio edit is more jumpy than the pop one. As for the instrumental version, I don't think it really is "instrumental" but more like "non-vocal version" but it is still pretty good even though it is not my favourite track. I guess the song is so well done in the first place that it doesn't lend easily to re-mixes.

I have to bring up the cover because it is one of the best so far, with Vanessa wearing jeans, a red long sleeved shirt, and a hat while sitting in a beige chair. It matches the fun sound of the song.

I also recommend the 1st Australian Single, "Spin (Everybody's Doin' It), I think the new album is going to be sensational -- maybe it will hit it big in the US (especially with the recent success of American Idol's Kelly Clarkson showing that the public can appreciate someone with a strong voice), who knows? :)