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'''A Million Trillion Stars''' ([[2009]]) is the second studio album by electronic duo [[Boomkat]]. On [[June 3]], [[2008]] the album became available in online stores, but was officially released on [[March 10]], [[2009]]. The album was originally planned to be released on December 16, 2008, but was pushed back. Tracks from the album were posted on [[Taryn Manning]]'s [[MySpace]] page and [[iTunes]], but the album became fully available on their new website in early June 2008. Two singles, called "[[Runaway (Boomkat song)|Run Away]]" and "[[Run Boy (Boomkat song)|Run Boy]]" have been released off the album. "Run Away" single appears in the studio album, as well as in the "Runaway" EP.
'''A Million Trillion Stars''' ([[2009]]) is the second studio album by electronic duo [[Boomkat]]. On June 3, 2008 the album became available in online stores, but was officially released on March 10, 2009. The album was originally planned to be released on December 16, 2008, but was pushed back. Tracks from the album were posted on [[Taryn Manning]]'s [[MySpace]] page and [[iTunes]], but the album became fully available on their new website in early June 2008. Two singles, called "[[Runaway (Boomkat song)|Run Away]]" and "[[Run Boy (Boomkat song)|Run Boy]]" have been released off the album. "Run Away" single appears in the studio album, as well as in the "Runaway" EP.


Stars are Boomkat's trademark, as "stars" are mentioned in the album title and also seen on the cover. When Manning is performing with her band, she wears stars around her eyes to separate "the actress Taryn from the singer Taryn."
Stars are Boomkat's trademark, as "stars" are mentioned in the album title and also seen on the cover. When Manning is performing with her band, she wears stars around her eyes to separate "the actress Taryn from the singer Taryn."


==History==
==History==
The album was produced by Mike Elizondo, whose credits include [[Pink]], [[Maroon 5]], [[50 Cent]] and [[Rilo Kiley]]. When creating the album Taryn and Kellin Manning "basically just sit down together, one of us with a guitar or keyboard or him on his computer. We do a lot with Garage Band," Taryn told Pop - Rock Candy Mountain.<ref>[http://poprockcandymountain.com/?p=935 Taryn Manning: Shooting Star] By Amanda Brumfield. Retrieved on [[December 19]], [[2008]]</ref>
The album was produced by Mike Elizondo, whose credits include [[Pink]], [[Maroon 5]], [[50 Cent]] and [[Rilo Kiley]]. When creating the album Taryn and Kellin Manning "basically just sit down together, one of us with a guitar or keyboard or him on his computer. We do a lot with Garage Band," Taryn told Pop - Rock Candy Mountain.<ref>[http://poprockcandymountain.com/?p=935 Taryn Manning: Shooting Star] By Amanda Brumfield. Retrieved on December 19, 2008</ref>


"Not My Fault" appeared on the soundtrack of Taryn's 2007 film ''[[Weirdsville]]'' and "Lonely Child" can be heard in the movie ''Loving Anabelle''. "Lonely Child" is a song about what it’s like to feel alone and confused. "Dressed In Grief" appeared as a new track in the official track listing and some song titles were changed. The album includes two different album covers, an official release cover and a digital version cover. <ref>[http://cover-mania.blogspot.com/2009/03/boomkat-million-trillion-stars-official.html Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars [Official Album Cover&#93;] Cover Mania. (April 7, 2009)</ref> Cline Mayo was the creator of the album artwork.<ref>[http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/boomkat3 Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars] CD Baby. Retrieved on October 23, 2009.</ref> The official Boomkat record release party was held at the Key Club in [[Hollywood]].<ref>[http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1853435/ Steel Panther, Boomkat record release] Yahoo! Upcoming. (March 12, 2009.)</ref>
"Not My Fault" appeared on the soundtrack of Taryn's 2007 film ''[[Weirdsville]]'' and "Lonely Child" can be heard in the movie ''Loving Anabelle''. "Lonely Child" is a song about what it’s like to feel alone and confused. "Dressed In Grief" appeared as a new track in the official track listing and some song titles were changed. The album includes two different album covers, an official release cover and a digital version cover.<ref>[http://cover-mania.blogspot.com/2009/03/boomkat-million-trillion-stars-official.html Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars [Official Album Cover&#93;] Cover Mania. (April 7, 2009)</ref> Cline Mayo was the creator of the album artwork.<ref>[http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/boomkat3 Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars] CD Baby. Retrieved on October 23, 2009.</ref> The official Boomkat record release party was held at the Key Club in [[Hollywood]].<ref>[http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1853435/ Steel Panther, Boomkat record release] Yahoo! Upcoming. (March 12, 2009.)</ref>


==Reception==
==Reception==
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==References==
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Reflist}}


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 22:28, 28 November 2009

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A Million Trillion Stars (2009) is the second studio album by electronic duo Boomkat. On June 3, 2008 the album became available in online stores, but was officially released on March 10, 2009. The album was originally planned to be released on December 16, 2008, but was pushed back. Tracks from the album were posted on Taryn Manning's MySpace page and iTunes, but the album became fully available on their new website in early June 2008. Two singles, called "Run Away" and "Run Boy" have been released off the album. "Run Away" single appears in the studio album, as well as in the "Runaway" EP.

Stars are Boomkat's trademark, as "stars" are mentioned in the album title and also seen on the cover. When Manning is performing with her band, she wears stars around her eyes to separate "the actress Taryn from the singer Taryn."

History

The album was produced by Mike Elizondo, whose credits include Pink, Maroon 5, 50 Cent and Rilo Kiley. When creating the album Taryn and Kellin Manning "basically just sit down together, one of us with a guitar or keyboard or him on his computer. We do a lot with Garage Band," Taryn told Pop - Rock Candy Mountain.[1]

"Not My Fault" appeared on the soundtrack of Taryn's 2007 film Weirdsville and "Lonely Child" can be heard in the movie Loving Anabelle. "Lonely Child" is a song about what it’s like to feel alone and confused. "Dressed In Grief" appeared as a new track in the official track listing and some song titles were changed. The album includes two different album covers, an official release cover and a digital version cover.[2] Cline Mayo was the creator of the album artwork.[3] The official Boomkat record release party was held at the Key Club in Hollywood.[4]

Reception

"Boomkat’s new attitude definitely shows on their album. As always, Kellin Manning created the beats for each track and Taryn wrote the lyrics for each song. But this album is twice as good as the first. Fans won’t be disappointed. The music style and vibe are edgy and versatile." -Brittney Joseph[5] Kaj Roth of Melodic gave the album three and a half stars out of five. Roth said that "Boomkat sounds a bit like Pink, Gwen Stefani and Nelly Furtado". Roth prefers the pop side of the record more than the hip hop side.[6]

Track listing

  1. "Run Boy (Here I Come)" (Taryn Manning) - 3:09
  2. "Lonely Child" (Taryn Manning) - 3:55
  3. "Stomp" (Taryn Manning) - 3:08
  4. "Run Away" (Taryn Manning) - 3:20
  5. "Elated" (Taryn Manning) - 4:21
  6. "Not My Fault" (Taryn Manning) - 3:30
  7. "Four Track Dub" (Taryn Manning) - 4:30
  8. "Don't Be So Shy" (Taryn Manning) - 3:35
  9. "Instead" (Taryn Manning) - 3:56
  10. "Fall On Me" (Taryn Manning) - 3:59
  11. "Wish I Could" (Taryn Manning) - 3:55
  12. "Burn" (Taryn Manning) - 3:27
  13. "Say Hi" (Taryn Manning) - 4:26
  14. "Dressed In Grief" (Taryn Manning) - 4:44

References

  1. ^ Taryn Manning: Shooting Star By Amanda Brumfield. Retrieved on December 19, 2008
  2. ^ Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars [Official Album Cover] Cover Mania. (April 7, 2009)
  3. ^ Boomkat - A Million Trillion Stars CD Baby. Retrieved on October 23, 2009.
  4. ^ Steel Panther, Boomkat record release Yahoo! Upcoming. (March 12, 2009.)
  5. ^ Joseph, Brittney (2009-03-28). "CD Review: Boomkat: "A Million Trillion Stars"". Ksusentinel. Retrieved 2009-02-27.
  6. ^ Boomkat A Million Trillion Stars album review Melodic. Kaj Roth. October 23, 2009.
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