Whether it's the lyrics or beats that move you - or both - the tunes are catchy and sure to be a great addition to your pop music collection!

1. Dance With Me
2. Dream Girl
3. Let go
4. I Love You (Ya Lublu Tebya) (feat Tim Hazanov)
5. Control
6. I Will Forget You
7. Keep Waiting
8. Find a Way

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/07/2013
ANDROMEDA lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Pop, Woman Singing Electro Pop

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2. Ohio Sessions, July to September by The Town Monster: sounds like synth pop walking down a dark alley
3. Tokyo507 by Tokyo507: downtempo groovy electro-pop
4. Somewhere New by Andre Rodriguez: melodic rock combining memorable melodies with thoughtful storytelling
5. Slow Politics EP by Where's Moo: moody, atmospheric, paranoid and definitely not typical rock and roll
6. Chillout and Lounge Music by Alexander Lisenkov: Lounge and dance electronic music with elements of jazz and ethnic
7. Happiness Hurts Me by Self Delusion: darkly addictive electro-pop songs
8. Pivot by Amoeba: cinematic pop-ambient
9. Let It Turn by Barks and Crock: Berlin based electronic music - from ambient atmospheric to dance
10. Fashion Themes by Alexander Lisenkov: Lounge and dance electronic music with elements of jazz and ethnic
11. Play Loud by Lilly Wolf: Catchy dance pop with insightful lyrics
12. A Better Picture by Kat Webb: Smooth, sultry Rhythm and Blues from a Southern songstress
13. Terrarium by Anonymph: moody, pop-electronica with female vocals
14. Euphoric Magic by Mokhov: The most uplifting electronic music
15. Megaton Robotic Apple Pie by Chinaski: dark and driving energetic alternative rock
16. Lucidity by Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
17. Ohio Sessions, January to March by The Town Monster: sounds like synth pop walking down a dark alley
18. The In Between by Anton Cosmo: rock superstar to be
19. Someday You Will Be Proven Correct by Caustic Casanova: Highly electric, extremely eclectic heavy rock

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