One Word
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| Single by Kelly Osbourne | ||
| Released | April 19, 2005 | |
| Format | CD-Single | |
| Recorded | 2004 | |
| Genre | Dance Music | |
| Label | Sanctuary Records | |
| Producer(s) | Linda Perry | |
| Kelly Osbourne singles chronology | ||
| Come Dig Me Out (2003) |
One Word | Redlight (2005) |
- This article is about the single by Kelly Osbourne. For the British radio station, see Oneword.
"One Word" is the first single from Kelly Osbourne's second album Sleeping In The Nothing. Unlike the pop/punk sound Kelly sported in the past, "One Word" was a synth-pop song that showed Kelly embracing dance music. The single sounded very reminiscent of the 1980s Visage song "Fade to Grey", which caused some controversy over copyright issues.
Nonetheless, the song received a positive reaction from music fans and even some of Osbourne's harshest critics. And while the single wasn't a hit on the US Hot 100, it was extremely successful in the US dance charts and was consistently played at nightclubs across the nation thanks in part to a remix by acclaimed DJ Chris Cox. In the UK the original track reached #9.
Curiously, Italian pop singer Tiziano Ferro, who in recent years has been accused of plagiarising an R Kelly song for one his tracks, during summer 2006 had a hit in Italy with Stop! Dimentica, a song which is basically an unauthorized Italian version of the Kelly Osbourne track.
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[edit] Video
The video to the song is shot in black and white and are based on several themes and scenes from the French cult sci-fi movie Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution (1965) by Jean-Luc Godard.
[edit] Tracks
- One Word (Chris Cox Remix)
- One Word (Album Version)
- One Word (Favela Funk Remix)
- One Word (Instrumental)
- Sound of the Crowd
[edit] Charts
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