Sia: 'Sunday'

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Sia – ‘Sunday’

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I know I just posted on her but I couldn’t resist this song. Much more upbeat this song will definitely make it into a lot of hangover/come down compilations. I was just talking to Sophie and we were surprised at her relatively low profile locally, considering her popularity elsewhere in the world and the calibre of talent she’s worked with. Usually Australia would be quick in claiming such an artist in the name of national pride. Perhaps she has not done enough tours here? Maybe Australians don’t dig the post trip-hop songs that she linger on. Whatever the reason, her story is yet another example of how moving out of such a small and restrictive town as Adelaide could be the best move any musician can make. As musically diverse as Australia wants to be the small population and isolated location restricts any ambitious artist. Sia is currently on tour all over UK and the US, check her site for details. She’s got a pretty cool video too.

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  1. Dom Alessio

    October 24, 2006 5:24 pm

    Sia has an album before “Colour the Small One” called “Healing is Difficult”. It’s quite different to “Colour the Small One”, it’s less atmospheric but it’s still a great album. People may remember a song called “Drink to get Drunk” – the remix of which got a lot of airplay on JJJ. Well that was a Sia song and the original (and I think the remix too as a bonus track) can be found on “Healing is Difficult”.

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  2. Viola D

    November 3, 2006 5:52 pm

    Thank you. I’ve never ever heard of Sia but I’m now officially a fan. Both the songs you’ve posted here are fantastic… but I guess you already knew that. Again – thank you!

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  3. RinseMeister

    October 11, 2008 9:01 am

    Picked up a copy of “Some people have real problems” in a Starbucks in San Antonio TX; just extraordinary! Just seen Sia on TV in the UK….never heard on the radio….but then again Jools Holland’s show so often brings us “NEW” artists. Hard to believe “Little Black Sandals” never went mainstream here…..admittedly I rinse(overplay to the extreme) every song but my kids (wide age range) are all word perfect and still wanna hear it…….Hell, that’s a recipe for sucess.

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  4. P

    May 14, 2009 11:08 pm

    Not since Bjork has an artist been so diverse in her vocal ability and music production. To me she kicks the shit out of Bjork’s catalogue. So eclectic, haunting, innovative, & skillful. I hope to one day see her in concert. She’s amazing!!!

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  5. rime samiri

    May 26, 2009 3:01 am

    i looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove you sia sei miiiiiiiiiiitica siccome io non parlo in inglese voerrei che tu sapessi che io ti a doro sono la tua

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  6. rime samiri

    May 26, 2009 3:03 am

    i looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove you sia sei miiiiiiiiiiitica siccome io non parlo in inglese voerrei che tu sapessi che io ti adoro sono la tua grandissima fan del mondo
    e se vuoi sapere cé anche mia sorella tutte due siamo pazze di te il tuo stile le tue canzone e grazie tanto sia e zero 7″i speake italian”

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