"Kids In America", "Love Blonde" or "You Came" you probably remember his great successes that have marked the musical career of the gentle Kim Wilde. This year 2011, the beautiful blonde preventing Laurent Voulzy sleep, Kim Wilde returns February 28 with a brand new album "Come Out And Play". Ahead of the release of his new album, Kim Wilde proposes listen the first single, the song "Real Life".
Kim Wilde is returning to the front of the stage with the first single from her new album "Come Out and Play." The new song by Kim Wilde "Real Life" is a title that looks like the artist, lively and energetic. "Real Life" is a song rather dance on a bed of very sexy pop catchy chorus. The text of "Real Life" tackles the subject of life as a book, made of chapters, characters, challenges, and of course love.
His new album "Come Out and Play" is produced by his brother, Ricky Wilde, and marks a return to the 80s with touches of modernity, maturity and more. Among the tracks on the album, we can emphasize the involvement of another 80's star, singer Nik Kershaw on the song "Love Conquers All." With this new album "Come Out and Play" certified gold in Germany, because the album was released in 2010 in Germany, and a concert in Paris to complete the Cigale on March 18, 2011 sign a new chapter in the career of the England star to 30 million albums sold.
Kim Wilde is one of the singers who scored the English pop music for over three decades. Kim Wilde began his singing career in 1981 with the title "Kids in America" is an instant success, the title is a number 1 worldwide. Will follow a number missed 45 laps. Kim Wilde is the author of many hits, like "Chequered Love", "Cambodia" "View From A Bridge" and "Love Blonde" or "You Keep Me Hangin 'On" in 1986, the resumption of the song Supremes.
Today, Kim Wilde divides his time between music, horticulture, and from time to time in France. The singer owns a cottage in the Perigord Here is the tracklisting of the album "Come Out and Play" by Kim Wilde 01. "King of the World 02. "Lights Down Low 03. Real Life 04. "Greatest Journey (Feat Glenn Gregory) 05.
"I Want What I Want 06. "Love Conquers All" (feat. Nik Kershaw) 07. "Hey You!" 08. "Suicide" 09. "This Paranoia 10. "Loving You More 11. "Get Out 12. "My Wish Is Your Command 13. "Jessica" 14. "Carry Me Home" (digital bonus) 
Kim Wilde is returning to the front of the stage with the first single from her new album "Come Out and Play." The new song by Kim Wilde "Real Life" is a title that looks like the artist, lively and energetic. "Real Life" is a song rather dance on a bed of very sexy pop catchy chorus. The text of "Real Life" tackles the subject of life as a book, made of chapters, characters, challenges, and of course love.
His new album "Come Out and Play" is produced by his brother, Ricky Wilde, and marks a return to the 80s with touches of modernity, maturity and more. Among the tracks on the album, we can emphasize the involvement of another 80's star, singer Nik Kershaw on the song "Love Conquers All." With this new album "Come Out and Play" certified gold in Germany, because the album was released in 2010 in Germany, and a concert in Paris to complete the Cigale on March 18, 2011 sign a new chapter in the career of the England star to 30 million albums sold.
Kim Wilde is one of the singers who scored the English pop music for over three decades. Kim Wilde began his singing career in 1981 with the title "Kids in America" is an instant success, the title is a number 1 worldwide. Will follow a number missed 45 laps. Kim Wilde is the author of many hits, like "Chequered Love", "Cambodia" "View From A Bridge" and "Love Blonde" or "You Keep Me Hangin 'On" in 1986, the resumption of the song Supremes.
Today, Kim Wilde divides his time between music, horticulture, and from time to time in France. The singer owns a cottage in the Perigord Here is the tracklisting of the album "Come Out and Play" by Kim Wilde 01. "King of the World 02. "Lights Down Low 03. Real Life 04. "Greatest Journey (Feat Glenn Gregory) 05.
"I Want What I Want 06. "Love Conquers All" (feat. Nik Kershaw) 07. "Hey You!" 08. "Suicide" 09. "This Paranoia 10. "Loving You More 11. "Get Out 12. "My Wish Is Your Command 13. "Jessica" 14. "Carry Me Home" (digital bonus)
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