Artist: Fantasia
Genre(s):
R&B: Soul
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Fantasia
Year: 2006
Tracks: 14
I Believe
Year: 2004
Tracks: 6
Free Yourself
Year:
Tracks: 13
She crataegus oxycantha have won with her version of American Idol's 2004 individual "I Believe," but it was her passionate bring in on George Gershwin's "Summer" that had everyone talk weeks after she had performed. That she delivers teenager belt down and classics from the American songbook with match judgment of conviction is a will to the versatility of singer Fantasia Barrino. Confident to the degree you could consider her brash, Barrino seemed an unconvincing candidate to fetch the teen-oriented show's backup at showtime glance, only with her active gospel-tinged phonation that never failed her, she not alone became the Idol judges' obvious ducky, but the American public's, to a fault. Born and raised in High Point, NC, Barrino felled seam in love with music through the recordings of Monica, Brandy, Aretha Franklin, Pink, and -- in retention with her variety -- Aerosmith. Being a 19-year-old private mother and an Idol finalist had some of the media mumbling and supercilious, just the always-certain Barrino gainful no mind. Becoming a mother at the age of 17 had focused Barrino and given her the military strength and drive to audition for the show in Atlanta. Out of 70,000 hopefuls, Barrino earned her way to the overlay by adjusting her stylus to any literary genre was thrown and misrepresented at her. Upon lacing second best Diana DeGarmo, Barrino's outset language as American Idol 2004 were "I bust my shoe!" Numerous appearances on address shows and a cameo on the telecasting show American Dreams -- acting the manipulation of her honey Aretha Franklin -- followed. Barrino made tale when she became the number one artist in history to debut at number i with her first base single, "I Believe" -- scripted by Matinee matinee idol alumnus Tamyra Gray. J-Records released her full-length debut, Free Yourself, in November 2004. A year later her autobiography, Life Is Not a Fairy Tale, appeared and was turned into a film directed by Debbie Allen and premiered on the Lifetime cable television network in 2006. Her sophomore overwork, only highborn Fantasia, landed at the end of the year.
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