瑞典歌手Amy Diamond資料簡介

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　　艾米·戴蒙德，1992年4月15日出生在瑞典，在歐洲是一位非常著名的流行歌手。下面是小編為大家整理的瑞典歌手Amy Diamond資料簡介，希望大家喜歡!

　　Amy Diamond資料簡介

　　姓名：Amy Diamond艾米·戴蒙德

　　國籍：瑞典

　　星座：白羊座

　　出生地：瑞典，東約特蘭，諾爾雪平

　　出生日期：1992-04-15

　　職業(yè)：歌手、演員

　　Amy Diamond個人簡介

　　艾米·戴蒙德于1992年4月15日出生于瑞典的東約特蘭省諾爾雪平，在歐洲是一位非常著名的流行歌手。

　　艾米·戴蒙德從兩歲開始就喜歡唱歌，她的第一次登臺演出是在她七歲的時候參加一個名為Småstjärnorna的電視節(jié)目，并贏得了第三名。2004年，她發(fā)布了自己的第一首商業(yè)意義上的單曲 “What's in It for Me“，并獲得了巨大的成功。這首歌在當(dāng)年三月份的瑞典流行音樂排行榜上獲得了第一的好成績。但最開始瑞典的電視臺拒絕在電視上播放這首歌的MV，因為他們不能接受一個小孩演唱關(guān)于成人間的關(guān)系的歌曲，但是艾米·戴蒙德并不這樣認(rèn)為，她覺得這首歌曲的主題是關(guān)于友誼的;盡管遭到了電視臺的封殺，在艾米·戴蒙德和Elin Lanto一起旅行的時候，”What’s in It for Me” 還是在各大電臺熱播了起來。

　　借著第一支單曲的成功，艾米順勢于2005年三月推出了她的首張專輯 “This Is Me Now” ，這張專輯賣了150000份，是當(dāng)時瑞典黃金唱片銷量標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的三倍。至此，瑞典的各大電視臺終于開始關(guān)注她了，截止到2005年底，她總共在20多個電視節(jié)目上亮相。

　　2006年她發(fā)布了第二張專輯 “Still Me Still Now” ，2007年11月發(fā)布了第三張專輯 “Music in Motion” 。

　　2008年的11月發(fā)布了一張圣誕專輯 “En Helt Ny Jul“(意思是：一個嶄新的圣誕節(jié))。這幾張專輯也都取得了不俗的成績，其中的一些歌曲，比如 “What’s In It For Me”, “Welcome To The City”, “Champion”, “Shooting Star”, “Don’t Cry Your Heart Out”, “It Can Only Get Better”, “Stay My Baby”, “Is It Love”, “Thank You” 等都被人們廣為傳唱。

　　艾米·戴蒙德于2009年再度參加了瑞典歌唱比賽 “Melodifestivalen” ，她的參賽曲目是由Alexander Bard、Bobby Ljunggren和Oscar Holter制作的電子樂 “It’s My Life” ，但很遺憾的在最終的決賽中不敵H.E.A.T.，沒能獲得第一。艾米·戴蒙德的第五張專輯(包括 “It’s My Life”) “Swings and Roundabouts” 于2009年10月22日發(fā)行。

　　在2012年末她開始新歌曲的創(chuàng)作。她的新單曲“ Your Love”在2013年10月16日發(fā)行。

　　Amy Diamond的經(jīng)歷

　　Biography

　　Early life

　　Diamond was born in Norrköping, Sweden as Amy Linnéa Deasismont, the second child of an English father, Lee, and a Swedish mother, Chrisbeth. When she was ten months old, the family moved to England.

　　Diamond has loved singing since she was one year old.One of her first public performances was at the age seven on the talent show Småstjärnorna. She dressed as Belinda Carlisle and lip synced to "Heaven is a Place on Earth", finishing third in the competition.In 2004, she participated in talent competitions such as Minimelodifestivalen in Jönköping and Swedish TV4's Super Troupers, winning most of them. On Mix Megapol Summer Idol Diamond won the main prize: to record a song in a real studio. During recording, she was offered a commercial recording contract.Soon after, Diamond recorded her debut single "What's in It for Me". Markus Sepehrmanesh, one of the songwriters for her albums, said in an interview that she sang perfectly."What's in It for Me" was recorded in ninety minutes and the single was released the following February.

　　Success as a singer

　　"What's in It for Me" was a commercial success, although some Swedish TV stations refused to show the music video, arguing that Diamond was too young (turned 13 soon after the release) for the song's theme about romantic relationships.Amy, though, didn't see the theme as a romantic relationship – in her eyes it was relationships between friends. Nevertheless, the song received extensive radio airplay while she simultaneously went on tour with Elin Lanto. "What's in It for Me" reached number one on the Swedish singles chart in March and eventually went platinum.

　　Due to the success of the single, a full album was commissioned, and This Is Me Now was released in May 2005. The album sold more than 150,000 copies, which was triple the requirement for gold record certification in Sweden at the time. The success led to television appearances, such as on the weekly chart show Trackslistan and on the children's competition show Vi i femman. By the end of 2005, she had appeared live on more than 20 television shows. A concert tour in Sweden was organized for her in the summer, and some of the shows were also televised.

　　Diamond is a talented live singer and sings without a playback tape in her public performances. Her debut album included a live version of Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You", which was described in a review as "sweet and impressive at the same time".She reached the finals in Super Troupers, where she reached the final by singing Shakira's "Underneath Your Clothes". She was 12 years old.A review in Svenska Dagbladet described her voice as fine and secure, and her record label advertised it as "shining and characteristic".

　　Outside Sweden

　　Diamond signed a distribution deal with Warner in July in order to promote the album internationally. She never appeared with her band again, instead performing with a background track and dancers. The album became popular also in other Nordic countries and Poland during the following summer. "What's In It For Me" was heard frequently on the radio, becoming the 19th most played song of 2005 in Finland and 16th best songs of 2005 in Poland.More singles from the albums "Welcome to the City" and "Champion" were released in the summer. A special edition of the album was released for the Central European market. It contained two previously-unreleased songs which would later appear on Still Me Still Now. Diamond was sent on a promotional tour throughout Central Europe in late 2005. Her record deal allowed the whole family to travel with her whenever the concerts were abroad. Diamond performed on television in Germany, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Lithuania and the Netherlands.

　　Second album

　　Diamond started recording her second album in February 2006. Her producers sent her songs and she chose which ones she wanted included on the album. The album was recorded over four weekends at a pace of two to three songs per weekend.The album Still Me Still Now was published in May and the first single "Don't Cry Your Heart Out" was released a couple of weeks prior to the general album distribution.

　　In mid-2006, Diamond took part in the Diggiloo tour, where she performed, among other songs, Edith Piaf's "Non, je ne regrette rien". Although Still Me Still Now wasn't as big a success outside Sweden as This Is Me Now, it was still popular in her home country. She also held concerts beyond the Diggiloo tour; readers of the largest evening newspaper, Aftonbladet, voted her 2006 Summer Tour Queen. Diamond released two more singles in late 2006, Big Guns and It Can Only Get Better, and continued to appear on television, including appearances on such prime-time shows as Sommarkrysset, Go'kväll, and Vinterkrysset. In January 2007, Amy Diamond started a fan club that publishes a quarterly fan magazine called Amy Diamond Fanzine. Lastly, in September 2007 she sang with In The Ghetto on Elvis – The Original Cast.

　　Third album

　　Throughout the second half of 2007, Diamond recorded her third album called "Music in Motion". The album contains tracks done by some renowned producers such as Max Martin and Alexander Kronlund, who have previously worked with Britney Spears.

　　Diamond's first single called "Is It Love?" from the new album was released on 26 September 2007. Additionally, she has performed her new song on some TV-shows like "Bobster", "Bingolotto" and has even won "Best Female Artist" at "Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards". Diamond's new album Music in Motion was released on 28 November 2007 and her second single "Stay My Baby" (from the new album), written by Max Martin and Tommy Tysper, was released on 23 November. In the beginning of December 2007, Diamond began autograph sessions in Sweden.

　　Diamond entered Melodifestivalen, the Swedish selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, in February 2008. Her song was called "Thank You",and it earned her an 8th place in the final round.The song was later included on the re-release of her album, entitled Music in Motion – Gold Edition.Amy received yet another gold disc for this album.

　　Christmas album

　　On 19 November 2008, Diamond released a Christmas album called En Helt Ny Jul (or "A Brand New Christmas" in English), comprising traditional Swedish Christmas carols. The Style is described as being a classic styled Christmas album, but with a dose of Pop. This is her first album sung completely in Swedish. The album went Gold.

　　Melodifestivalen 2009 and fifth album

　　In December 2008 it was confirmed that Diamond would once again enter the Swedish Song Contest (Melodifestivalen) in 2009, with the electro-pop song It's My Life written by Alexander Bard, Bobby Ljunggren and Oscar Holter. On 14 February 2009, Diamond competed in the 2nd semi-final of Melodifestivalen and was nominated to be the first finalist, but eventually lost to H.E.A.T. with 1000 Miles. She was also awarded the international jury's wildcard nomination of the evening. On 7 March, Diamond took part in the second chance round in Norrköping but lost the first knock-out round to Star Pilots with "Higher" and also lost the international jury wildcard to Sofia with "Alla", thus failing to reach the final.

　　Diamond's fifth album (including the singles "It's My Life", "Up", "Brand New Day" and "Bittersweet") titled Swings and Roundabouts released in Scandinavia on 21 October also reached Gold status.

　　Greatest Hits

　　In Spring 2010, Bonnier Amigo Music Group released information about Diamonds's greatest hits album. The album includes twenty songs from the last four years as well as four brand new songs, including covers of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors", "Only You" by Yazoo and "Perfect" by Fairground Attraction. On 6 September 2010 it was announced the album would be released on 3 November 2010, but at the beginning of October, Bonnier changed the release date to 29 October 2010. On 31 October it was confirmed that Amy is the youngest Swedish artist to release a Greatest Hits album.

　　New music 2013

　　At the end of 2012 Amy started working on her new music. For the first time in her career she wrote most of the songs personally. Her new song "Your Love" was released on 16 October 2013. The authors of the lyrics were Amy Diamond and George Nakas. The artist is going to release more songs (probably an EP) next year.