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Echo is the upcoming second studio album by English R&B/pop singer Leona Lewis. It is scheduled for release on 16 November in the United Kingdom by Syco Music,[1] followed by 17 November in the United States under J Records.[2] Its worldwide release will be through Sony Music.[3]

Lewis worked with Ryan Tedder, Justin Timberlake, Max Martin, John Shanks, and Harvey Mason, Jr. amongst others to produce the follow-up to her debut album Spirit. The album is preceded by the single "Happy", released on 15 September.

Background and production

As with Lewis's debut album, Spirit, each of Echo's producers were enlisted by her mentors Simon Cowell and Clive Davis.[4] Unlike her debut album where she travelled between cities, Echo was recorded entirely in Los Angeles and took nine months to produce.[5] It will contain ballads, racier tracks and dancefloor anthems.[6] Lewis titled the album Echo "since an echo describes a big, organic sound."[1] In August 2009 she told her official website: "I'm in the midst of the recording process, working with incredible songwriters and producers, and my music has really evolved. It's so exciting to create something new."[1] She also said, "I'm actually more confident with this album than the last. I've taken more control this time and I feel more at ease with everything."[7] She told Variety magazine that she "wanted the album to have a little bit more of a live feel to it, with a little more live instrumentation,"[8] and described Echo as "more guitar-driven" compared to Spirit, with a "harder edge" in an interview with Seventeen.[9]

Lewis worked with Ryan Tedder, producer of her second single "Bleeding Love", on the album's lead single "Happy", written by Tedder, Lewis and Evan Bogart,[10] and "You Don't Care".[11] Tedder commented, "I pushed [Lewis] vocally more on this song than any song she's ever done. I mean, she did some stuff on "Happy" that's awesome, but this other song she takes it to another level."[11] The song "Lost Then Found" was also co-written by Tedder and Lewis along with Dan Muckala, Jess Cates and Lindy Robbins, and features Tedder's band OneRepublic. Another Tedder song, "Shadows", was written with AJ McLean for the Backstreet Boys. After it failed to make the Backstreet Boys' album, Cowell wanted it for Lewis but then decided it better suited Westlife.[12]

Justin Timberlake contributed production and backing vocals to several songs,[13] including "Don't Let Me Down", written and produced with Timberlake's production team The Y's and recorded at Chalice Recording Studios.[4][14] Arnthor Birgisson worked with Lewis on the songs "My Hands" and "Heartbeat", which were written by Ina Wroldsen and Birgisson.[15] "My Hands" features on Echo, while "Heartbeat" does not. Max Martin and Birgisson worked with Lewis on the song "I Got You"[4] with Martin also contributing to the dance track "Outta My Head"[16] written by Martin, Johan Karl Schuster and Kotecha.[17] Schuster also produced the upbeat[18] "Naked" along with Kristian Lundin. It was written by Lewis, Lundin and Kotecha.[19]

John Shanks produced two songs, a ballad and an uptempo song,[20] one of which is "Broken",[21] written by Shanks, Novel and Lewis.[19] Julian Bunetta worked with Lewis[7] along with Andrew Frampton to produce "Brave", which was written by Frampton, Bunetta, Kotecha and Lewis.[19] Kevin Rudolf produced "Love Letter",[19][22] which he co-wrote with J. Kasher.[19] In September 2009, Lewis worked with Harvey Mason, Jr.[23] to produce "Can't Breathe" with Uriel Kadouch.[19] The album also contains a cover of Oasis's "Stop Crying Your Heart Out", which was produced by Steve Robson.[19]

Lewis also worked with several writers and producers on songs that failed to make the album. Toby Gad worked with Lewis[24] including writing the song "Unreachable" with Lewis and Robbins.[25] Taio Cruz was hired by Cowell to write and produce tracks for the album,[26] and Irish Indie band The Script agreed to write a song.[27] Production and songwriting team Xenomania were reported to have written five songs for Lewis's second album, described by songwriter Miranda Cooper as "tragic songs with a twist."[28] Ne-Yo wrote songs for the album,[29] including "Can't Fight It".[4] Lewis expressed interest in working with Chris Martin of Coldplay to give the album a rockier edge,[30] though a collaboration never came to light.[4] Several demos are said to be influenced by Coldplay,[31] and Lewis collaborated with rock singer Aqualung.[4][32] She was also reported to have worked with DJ Infamous,[33] Claude Kelly,[34] and Los Da Mystro.[35] She worked with Timbaland in April 2009,[36] and explained the reason for his tracks not appearing on Echo: "I went in the studio with Timbaland and we vibed out. The thing is, on this album, there were a lot of people that I'd been with on the first album so I knew them and we kinda got into the vibe straight away. Obviously I'm still getting to know Timbaland, it's kind of a continuing and evolving relationship, so this time he's not on the album, but hopefully next time he will be".[37]

The album will be released in three formats. In addition to the standard edition, an extended deluxe edition will be released featuring two extra songs and a 32-page insert, whilst albums downloaded from iTunes will receive two live performance songs.[38] The two live songs will be recorded at a concert at London's Hackney Empire on 2 November 2009.[39]

Stolen demos

In August 2009, several of the album's unfinished songs leaked onto the internet and it is believed that computers at Lewis's record label were hacked into. An investigation was launched by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, working with the record label and police to track down those responsible.[40][41] Lewis confirmed during an interview with an Australian radio station that some of the songs that leaked would be included on the album.[42]

Album packaging and design

In an interview with Seventeen magazine, Lewis described the album's packaging and design as having a desert setting.[9] Each of Lewis's outfits, descibed as "modern, 'heroine' gowns", was designed by Vivienne Westwood. Each gown was made-to-measure in Westwood's central London atelier. They are created in gold lamé and white satin, are fitted around a boned leotard and feature the designer's signature cleavage-enhancing corset, with a crinoline-style skirt.[43] One costume depicts Lewis as a mermaid, an idea that Lewis suggested.[9] The album's cover debuted on 5 October 2009.

"Happy", the first single from the album, premiered on The Radio 1 Chart Show on 6 September 2009. The first television performance of "Happy" was on the fourth series finale of America's Got Talent on 16 September 2009,[44] and Lewis performed it at the VH1 Divas concert on 17 September 2009.[45] On 29 October Lewis performed at the Malmö Arena's Breast Cancer Pink Ribbon Gala in Sweden.[46] She is set to perform at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards in Berlin on 5 November 2009.[47] Lewis will perform on The X Factor on 8 November.[48]

Lewis was scheduled to appear on the BBC's The One Show on 14 October 2009, but she pulled out following an incident at a booksigning of her autobiography Dreams where a man punched her in the face.[49] She also cancelled a two-day promotional trip to Germany.[49] She rescheduled her appearance on The One Show to 26 October. On 25 October, Lewis performed "Happy" live on the Dutch television show Life4You.

Lewis will perform an exclusive live show at the Hackney Empire in London on 2 November 2009, her first full UK show.[50][51] It is reported that a world tour will take place starting in May 2010 in support of Echo and Spirit.[52][53]

Reception

The Observer's review of Echo gave the album three out of five stars, with reviewer Peter Robinson writing, "Unusually for an X Factor graduate, there was actually something at risk if the second album didn't work, but Echo hits its target. A handful of upbeat numbers — including an unexpected foray into frothy high-speed electro — pull Leona back from the brink of boring."[54]

Track listing

The track listing was first released on 6 October 2009 on the UK version of Lewis's official website.[55] Later the official website in Switzerland revealed the album credits on 20 October 2009.[19]

Standard listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Happy"Ryan Tedder, Evan Bogart, Leona LewisRyan Tedder4:02
2."I Got You"Arnthor Birgisson, Max Martin, Savan KotechaArnthor Birgisson3:45
3."Can't Breathe"Lewis, Uriel Kadouch, Gavriel Aminov, Cheryline Lim, Keith Ross, Michael Malih, Lundon J. KnightenUriel Kadouch, Harvey Mason, Jr.4:14
4."Brave"Andrew Frampton, Julian Bunetta, Kotecha, LewisJulian Bunetta, Andrew Frampton3:36
5."Outta My Head"Martin, Johan Karl Schuster, KotechaMax Martin, Shellback3:39
6."My Hands"Ina Wroldsen, BirgissonArnthor Birgisson4:12
7."Love Letter"Kevin Rudolf, J. KasherKevin Rudolf4:00
8."Broken"Lewis, John Shanks, NovelJohn Shanks4:03
9."Naked"Lewis, Kristian Lundin, KotechaKristian Lundin, Shellback3:49
10."Stop Crying Your Heart Out"Noel GallagherSteve Robson4:08
11."Don't Let Me Down"Lewis, Justin Timberlake, Robin Tadross, Mike Elizondo, James FauntleroyThe Y's, Mike Elizondo4:36
12."Alive"Lewis, Shanks, Danielle BriseboisJohn Shanks3:29
13."Lost Then Found" (featuring OneRepublic)Lewis, Tedder, Dan Muckala, Jess Cates, Lindy RobbinsRyan Tedder4:05
Amazon bonus track[56]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Stone Hearts & Hand Grenades"Bogart, Frampton, Lewis, Bunetta[citation needed]Julian Bunetta, Andrew Frampton[citation needed]4:05
iTunes bonus track[57]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Fly Here Now" (pre-order only)Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Elizondo, Fauntleroy[citation needed]The Y's, Mike Elizondo[citation needed] 
iTunes deluxe edition bonus tracks[58]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Live track 1" (unconfirmed title)   
15."Live track 2" (unconfirmed title)   
16."Echo - The Reflection of Sound" (video)   
17."Fly Here Now" (pre-order track only)Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Elizondo, Fauntleroy[citation needed]The Y's, Mike Elizondo[citation needed] 
North American standard listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Happy"Tedder, Bogart, LewisRyan Tedder4:02
2."I Got You"Martin, Birgisson, KotechaArnthor Birgisson3:45
3."Love Letter"Rudolf, KasherKevin Rudolf4:00
4."Can't Breathe"Lewis, Kadouch, Aminov, Lim, Ross, Malih, KnightenUriel Kadouch, Harvey Mason, Jr.4:14
5."You Don't Care"Tedder, BogartRyan Tedder 
6."Outta My Head"Martin, Schuster, KotechaMax Martin, Shellback3:39
7."Brave"Frampton, Bunetta, Kotecha, LewisJulian Bunetta, Andrew Frampton3:36
8."My Hands"Wroldsen, BirgissonArnthor Birgisson4:12
9."Alive"Lewis, Shanks, BriseboisJohn Shanks3:29
10."Don't Let Me Down"Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Fauntleroy, ElizondoThe Y's, Mike Elizondo4:36
11."Fly Here Now"Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Fauntleroy, Elizondo[citation needed]The Y's, Mike Elizondo[citation needed] 
12."Broken"Lewis, Shanks, NovelJohn Shanks4:03
13."Lost Then Found" (featuring OneRepublic)Lewis, Tedder, Muckala, Cates, RobbinsRyan Tedder4:05
North American iTunes bonus tracks[59]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Naked" (pre-order only)Lewis, Lundin, KotechaKristian Lundin, Shellback3:49
North American iTunes deluxe edition bonus tracks[60]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Live track 1" (unconfirmed title)   
15."Live track 2" (unconfirmed title)   
16."Echo - The Reflection of Sound" (video)   
17."Naked" (pre-order track only)Lewis, Lundin, KotechaShellback3:49
Japanese Limited Edition[61]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Happy"Tedder, Bogart, LewisRyan Tedder4:02
2."I Got You"Martin, Birgisson, KotechaArnthor Birgisson3:45
3."Can't Breathe"Lewis, Kadouch, Aminov, Lim, Ross, Malih, KnightenUriel Kadouch, Harvey Mason, Jr.4:14
4."Brave"Frampton, Bunetta, Kotecha, LewisJulian Bunetta, Andrew Frampton3:36
5."Outta My Head"Martin, Schuster, KotechaMax Martin, Shellback3:39
6."My Hands"Wroldsen, BirgissonArnthor Birgisson4:12
7."Love Letter"Rudolf, KasherKevin Rudolf4:00
8."Broken"Lewis, Shanks, NovelJohn Shanks4:03
9."Naked"Lewis, Kristian Lundin, KotechaKristian Lundin, Shellback3:49
10."Stop Crying Your Heart Out"Noel GallagherSteve Robson4:08
11."Don't Let Me Down"Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Fauntleroy, ElizondoThe Y's, Mike Elizondo4:36
12."Alive"Lewis, Shanks, BriseboisJohn Shanks3:29
13."Lost Then Found" (featuring OneRepublic)Lewis, Tedder, Muckala, Cates, RobbinsRyan Tedder4:05
14."You Don't Care"Tedder, BogartRyan Tedder 
15."Let It Rain"  3:42
16."Fly Here Now"Lewis, Timberlake, Tadross, Fauntleroy, ElizondoThe Y's, Mike Elizondo 
17."Happy (Jason Nevins Radio Mix)"Tedder, Bogart, LewisTedder, Nevins4:24

Release history

Region Date Format Label Catalogue
Germany[62] 13 November 2009 CD Sony Music Entertainment
Italy[38] CD, digital download
Australia[63] CD
Ireland[64] 16 November 2009
Netherlands[65] CD + DVD (deluxe edition) 0886975970629
Greece[66] CD Discbox Slider
New Zealand[67] CD
Norway[68] CD + DVD (deluxe edition) 88697570012
Poland[69] CD 0886975882229
Spain[70]
United Kingdom[71][72] CD, digital download Syco Music 88697570012
United States[2] 17 November 2009 CD J Records 886975966028
Canada[73] Sony Music Entertainment
Denmark[74] 18 November 2009 88697570012
Finland[75]
Netherlands[76] 0886975700127
Sweden[77] 88697570012
Japan[78] 25 November 2009 CD + DVD (deluxe edition) Sony Music Japan BVCP40163

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