Nyssa Collins - Superstition Album

Tracklist

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Superstition

2:38

Notes

℗ 2015 Mediaworks New Zealand

Barcodes

• Other (iTunes ID): 985472459

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mediaworks New Zealand

Album

Superstition X Factor Performance - Single. Nyssa Collins. Pop 2015. Superstition X Factor Performance. Nyssa Collins released it on the single The X Factor - Superstition in 2015. It was covered by Frank Colon, Jimmy Patton, Sounds Orchestral, Martin Staunton and The Sharon Shannon Band and other is the sixth studio album by Canadian electronic rock band The Birthday Massacre, released on November 11, 2014 through Metropolis Records. The album was funded through PledgeMusic. To promote the album, a subsequent North America tour and music video for Beyond followed the album's release. Listen to music from Nyssa Collins like 18. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Nyssa Collins. Play artist. Track is a gathering of close friends creating music they love to create and exploring the small crevices and details of electric, electronic, and acoustic sounds. While the songs sound intentionally composed and arranged, the actual recording process was quite spontaneous and generative. Minamo has a wonderful back catalog of releases on 12k, Room 40 and the all-too-short-lived Apestaartje. Their music is known to incorporate a large amount of interesting instruments and sound-making objects. Dreamy and fractured, beautiful and slightly unsettling. Moskitoo adds a vocal element not hea. Are you this artist. Safe and Sound X Factor Performance. Nyssa Collins born 1992 is a New Zealand singer. She auditioned for Series 2 of The X Factor New Zealand and made it all the way to the final as part of the Boys category mentored by Stan Walker. Due to the eliminations of Finlay Robertson and Lili Bayliss , Collins was the only act left in her category. She finished as runner-up to Beau Monga from the Boys category mentored by Natalie Bassingthwaighte. Categories : The X Factor New Zealand. The X Factor New Zealand Series 2. Superstition is a similar album to that of Peepshow, this time with more precise production and a lighter feeling to many of the songs. While Siouxsie and the Banshees albums like Tinderbox and Juju were dark affairs, Superstition's sound is representative of the pink of the album cover. A softer pop sound, mixed with the Banshees' penchant for minor keys and strange imagery. They manage to pull it off quite well on most tracks