Reasonable Woman Sia

• 1 Little Wing 03:18
• 2 Immortal Queen (feat. Chaka Khan) 03:19
• 3 Dance Alone 02:52
• 4 I Had A Heart 02:48
• 5 Gimme Love 03:34
• 6 Nowhere To Be 03:16
• 7 Towards The Sun 02:47
• 8 Incredible (feat. Labrinth) 03:33
• 9 Champion (feat. Tierra Whack, Kaliii & Jimmy Jolliff) 02:40
• 10 I Forgive You 04:19
• 11 Wanna Be Known 03:46
• 12 One Night 02:58
• 13 Fame Won’t Love You (feat. Paris Hilton) 03:19
• 14 Go On 03:14
• 15 Rock and Balloon 04:00
• Total Runtime 49:43

Info for Reasonable Woman

After 8 years, the Australian pop icon's first regular solo album is finally being released. The album contains 15 tracks with various guest appearances from Kylie Minogue, Chaka Khan (who, like Sia, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in November), Paris Hilton, Tierra Whack, Labrinth, and Kaliii, among others. In addition to the aforementioned guest vocalists, a large number of outstanding creative partners, producers, co-songwriters and sound engineers were involved in the creation of the album, including Jesse Shatkin, Greg Kurstin, Benny Blanco, Jim-E Stack, Rosalía, bülow, Mark "Spike" Stent and many more - an absolute who's who of the pop world.

The album is so filled to the brim with pop perfection, it almost overwhelms with how effortless it is for her to craft such instantly connectable songs. The collection is everything Sia does best, and the sonic equivalent of a myriad of things: an empowering embrace, secrets told late at night, going to the best party in the world, the vulnerability of declaring you love someone, the steadfast determination to keep going, even if your love isn't returned; the messiness of being human; the exuberance of being human. In essence, it is life - happening to us, happening for us; the songs on Reasonable Woman mirror back to us being alive with every chorus.

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Sia Furler
Singer and songwriter Sia Furler has long been known as a hitmaker for the likes of Rihanna and Beyoncé. Although raised in Australia, Furler rose to fame after moving to the U.K., where she was a member of several groups - including the electronica duo Zero 7 – after releasing her first single, "Taken for Granted," in early 2000. Working alongside bassist Sam Dixon over the following years, she boosted her songwriting cred by writing several songs for Christina Aguilera, who put the songs on her 2010 release, Bionic. Sia also continued writing songs for herself, and We Are Born marked her most upbeat album to date. It also went on to become very successful, charting around the world and going to number two in Australia. The next few years she spent out of the spotlight, continuing her parallel career as a backroom songwriter for the likes of Britney Spears, Beyoncé, Celine Dion, and Rihanna, for whom she wrote the worldwide number one smash hit Diamonds. In 2013, she started on a new album, working once again with producer Greg Kurstin.

The album, entitled 1000 Forms of Fear, arrived in July 2014. It promptly hit number one in several countries, including the U.S. and Australia. Furler and Kurstin also reworked existing music and wrote three new songs for the 2014 adaptation of the Broadway musical Annie. One of their new compositions, Opportunity, was nominated at the 72nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Original Song. At the 77th Annual Grammy Awards, Chandelier scored nominations for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, and Best Music Video. Empowered by the acclaim 1000 Forms of Fear earned, Sia began work on its follow-up in early 2015. Later that year, the singles Alive - which Furler co-wrote with Adele - and Bird Set Free heralded the January 2016 release of This Is Acting, a pop-oriented set of songs. In July, Cheap Thrills - the second official single that was originally intended for Rihanna - became Sia's first Billboard 100 chart-topper.

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