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Marina and the Diamonds performing at the in February 2016Studio albums4Music videos21EPs5Singles17Promotional singles4Welsh singer and songwriter has released four, five, 17 (including one as a featured artist), four and 21.Diamandis released her debut extended play, The Crown Jewels EP, in June 2009 on the independent label. After signing to and, she released her debut studio album, in February 2010. The album reached number five on the and was certified gold by both the (BPI) and the (IRMA). It was promoted by the singles ', ', ', ' and '.
'Hollywood' was the highest-peaking single from the album, reaching number 12 on the.Diamandis' second studio album, was released in April 2012, topping the charts in the United Kingdom, as well as the; it was certified gold in both countries. In the United States, it peaked at number 31 on the and was certified gold by the (RIAA).
The album spawned the singles ', ' and '. The first of these remains her highest-charting single in the UK at number 11, while charting at number three in Ireland and Austria.
'Primadonna' was certified silver by the BPI, and platinum by the (ARIA),. Both 'Primadonna' and 'How to be a Heartbreaker' have been certified gold by the RIAA.Diamandis' third studio album, was released in March 2015. The album charted at numbers 10 and four in the UK and Ireland, respectively.
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. LenssenMusic videoon' Radioactive' is a song by Welsh recording artist from the deluxe version of her second studio album (2012). It was released on 23 September 2011 as the first from the record; it preceded the premiere of the official ' on 20 March 2012.The song is a composition produced by the Norwegian duo, a marked departure from Diamandis' first album. Critics praised her change in style and how her vocals and lyrics differentiated the track from other chart songs.
The song peaked at number 25 in the and 37 in the. Contents.Background and composition Diamandis said of 'Radioactive':I wrote 'Radioactive' in New York in the middle of a heat wave. Introduced to a glittering new nightlife, I fell in love with New York; it has this magic, fizzing white energy that no other city in the world has.
I felt happy and was inspired to write a song that felt light and euphoric, a more streamlined, minimalistic style of songwriting. I have changed my approach to songwriting completely, and as a result, written songs I would never have written on my own (i.e on my shit Argos keyboard alone in my bedroom in London).Musically, 'Radioactive' is a song with a beat. It was produced by Norwegian duo Stargate, whose previous credits included compositions for. Critical reception 'Radioactive' received mostly positive reviews from, who praised Diamindis' shift in style from the alternative content of to mainstream chart music. Editor Robert Copsey gave the song four out of five stars, regarding the chorus as 'radio-friendly, synth-laden, and deeply hypnotic'. He wrote that the decision to work with Stargate may have been ironic. Named it Song of the Day and commented that while it does not initially sound like one of her songs, it eventually does and becomes 'amazing'.
Jim Hiscox of the also gave the song a positive review, stating 'Marina suddenly sounds a fully-fledged pop star.' In a review for, Bradley Stern opined that the song's 'cutting, sinister lyricism and vocal acrobatics' separated it from Diamindis' previous work.
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Damien Ryan of So So Gay, rating the track four-and-a-half stars out of five, expressed it is 'like nothing else we've heard from Marina, yet still manages to sound distinctly her'. He considered the instrumental to be very similar to Stargate's work with Rihanna, but highlighted Diamandis' vocals as making a difference. 's Gareth O'Malley scored 'Radioactive' seven out of ten, concluding that 'this is a good pop song, yes, and an even better single, but she can definitely do better.'
Music video The music video for 'Radioactive' was directed by Caspar Balslev, and is the second part of the Electra Heart music video series, following 'Fear & Loathing' (also directed by Balslev). It was shot in and premiered on 22 August 2011. Prior to the video's premiere, Diamandis teased several promotional images of the video via her official account, mostly featuring shots of the desert environment and images of her in a blonde wig.Diamandis explained the concept behind the video in an interview with, saying:That's like a really 70s thing, it's set in the desert. I just think every artist always has something at the core of them that fascinates them and inspires them. In the beginning I had exactly the same thought—'oh God, I'm still inspired by America, I don't want to make 'Hollywood Pt II'.
And it's not like that. I'm just really inspired by that topic and that culture and I think I always will be. It's kind of like how every longterm artist always has a thread running through their image, or their lyrics, and that's mine.
America.The video centers around Diamandis and her male companion on the run. The first scenes show her packing a suitcase into a car, applying a white blonde wig and leaving the premises with her partner. Following this, the couple are shown trashing a house, arriving at a motel, purchasing food from a supermarket, whilst in disguise and sitting in a diner.
The final scenes feature Diamonds dancing in the streets and the couple wandering in the desert. Diamandis removes her wig and proceeds to wander alone in the desert. As of June 11 2017 Radioactive has accumulated 10,460,380 YouTube views.Remixes Alternate versions. 'Radioactive (Extended Edit)' – 4:43.
'Radioactive (Acoustic)' – 3:30Official remixes. 'Radioactive ( Remix)' – 5:20. 'Radioactive (Chuckie Big House Mix)' – 6:00. 'Radioactive (How to Dress Well Remix)' – 5:12. 'Radioactive (Captain Cuts Remix)' – 4:06Charts Chart (2011)PeakpositionIreland 37(Official Charts Company)25(Official Charts Company)25Release history.CountryDateLabelFormatAustralia23 September 2011Ireland30 September 2011,United KingdomReferences. Daniels, Colin (3 July 2013). Retrieved 20 May 2013.
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