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Charice Is Back With New Music!

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Clizbeats featured artist, and international singing sensation, Charice is back with new music! In the recent months 143/Reprise Records have released two new singles from her upcoming second major label album.

The first of the two songs is “Before It Explodes” which was written and produced by Bruno Mars and his production partners of The Smeezingtons. Bruno revealed working with Charice in an interview where he was discussing his own Filipino heritage. When he was asked if he worked with any Filipino artists, Bruno replied,

“Yeah. I just produced a song for Charice. It’s called “Before It Explodes” He went on to describe the song’s meaning ““It says, ‘We have to stop the madness before our love explodes” The song was then released very quietly in April 2011 due to the demo of the song performed by Bruno was leaked last year.

The second single released from Charice’s upcoming second album is a Dance track called “Louder.” It was released digitally at the end of May. The song was produced by the Los Angeles based production group, Dreamlab. Dreamlab is best known for the work of one of its co-founders, Australian singer, Leah Haywood. Haywood is a recording artist who was signed to Epic Records at one time. She has since gone on to write for Celine Dion and perform background vocals on Britney Spears’, Circus album in recent years.

The Dreamlab produced “Louder” was used on ‘Mezamashi TV’, a morning TV program on Fuji Television Network in Japan, on April 1, 2011. The song was used as the program’s main theme song for the Spring season which played daily during the program’s daily horoscope segment. Charice has said in a teen.com interview that a music video for the song is in the works as well! Keep checking in with us at Clizbeats.com to get all the details on Charice’s new album as they become available! Check out her new singles below

Charice

“Before It Explodes”

143/Reprise Records

 

Charice

“Louder”

143/Reprise Records

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