Ultrabeat - The Album is the debut self-titled album by the British dance act Ultrabeat. It was released on 10 September 2007 (four years after their first single) with All Around The World records. The album was a major chart success in the UK Album Chart as it reached #8 in its first week.
Background
The long-anticipated album comes over four years after their first single,
Pretty Green Eyes, was released. According to
AATW, the album was delayed for so long because
Ultrabeat kept producing new tracks and re-changing the album to accommodate the new material, and also going away to places such as
Miami and
Ibiza delayed the album as well. It was originally, supposed to be called "Better Than Life - The Album" and was meant to be released sometime before the
Better Than Life single. There was many speculation after this over whether an Ultrabeat album would materialise, until the summer of 2007 when AATW announced on their website that it was getting released in September 2007, and would include all their hits and more. Some of the tracks that never made it on to the album were songs called "Stay With Me", and
Re-Con songs "Free Again" and "Let It Show". When the album was released, it charted at #8 in its first week and stayed in the Top 20 for a further three weeks, and the release of the album coincided with Ultrabeat supporting Cascada on their tour of the UK. The Album was released in Australia on 8 December 2007, with
Central Station records, and in the UK,
I Wanna Touch You was the next single released after the album, which came out at the start of 2008.
Track listing
Personnel
- Mike Di Scala – Producer/Singer
- Ian Redman – Additional Producer
- Chris Henry – Additional Producer
- Rebecca Rudd – Singer
- Wayne Donnelly – Producer Track 13
- Darren Styles – Producer and Keyboards Tracks 3 & 7
- Record Label – All Around The World
- Distributed By – Universal
- Marketed By – AMD (Absolute Marketing and Distribution)
Sleeve Errors
The back sleeve of the album says: 
- Track 4 (Feelin' Fine) was produced by Ultrabeat v Scott Brown, but it is Track 5, (Elysium (I Go Crazy)) that is produced by them; and the sleeve also says Track 4 vocals were by Rebecca Rudd, but they were actually by Mike Di Scala.
- Track 7 (Paradise & Dreams) vocals were by Rebecca Rudd, when the song's vocals were by Rebecca Rudd and Mike Di Scala
Release History
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