Vocalist Vitamin C (real name: Colleen Fitzpatrick) will release "More," her sophomore Elektra album on Nov. 21. The set is the follow-up to 1999's self-titled album, which peaked at No. 29 on The Billboard 200 and featured the crossover hits "Smile" and "Graduation (Friends Forever)." A host of top producers and songwriters contributed to "More," including Billy Mann and Andy Marvel, David Frank and Pam Shane, and Billy Steinberg, who wrote Madonna's "Like A Virgin."
First single "The Itch" is described by the artist as "provocative," with "sinewy beats" and "the 'cleverest of come-on's'." It was co-written by Vitamin C, Steinberg, and Jimmy Harry, known for his work with Kylie Minogue.
"I wanted to take a few chances," Vitamin C says of the new album. "Luckily, I never have to manufacture inspiration with my music, but it's especially great when you can work with people who have that extra special spark."
The former Eve's Plum vocalist, who made her movie debut in John Waters' "Hairspray," will be seen in two upcoming films: "Get Over Allison," with Kirsten Dunst and Ben Foster, and "Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000," with Omar Epps, Jeri Ryan, and Jonny Lee Miller.
First single "The Itch" is described by the artist as "provocative," with "sinewy beats" and "the 'cleverest of come-on's'." It was co-written by Vitamin C, Steinberg, and Jimmy Harry, known for his work with Kylie Minogue.
"I wanted to take a few chances," Vitamin C says of the new album. "Luckily, I never have to manufacture inspiration with my music, but it's especially great when you can work with people who have that extra special spark."
The former Eve's Plum vocalist, who made her movie debut in John Waters' "Hairspray," will be seen in two upcoming films: "Get Over Allison," with Kirsten Dunst and Ben Foster, and "Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000," with Omar Epps, Jeri Ryan, and Jonny Lee Miller.
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