''Finally'' is the debut
studio album
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by Swedish singer
Velvet
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first released on March 20, 2006 on
Bonnier Amigo
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. ''Finally'' peaked at #46 in the Swedish charts and dropped off the chart after just one week.
Singles
* Velvet's debut single ''"Rock Down To (Electric Avenue)"'' peaked at #6 in the Swedish charts and achieved the #1 spot on Sweden's dance chart. The song stayed in the charts for 11 weeks.
* ''"Don't Stop Movin'"'' peaked at #8 in Sweden and due to the popularity of the two singles Velvet conducted her first tour.
* ''"Mi Amore"'' was Velvet's third single and was also her first entry in
Melodifestivalen
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(
2006
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). The song failed to win but it charted in Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland & Russia. The song was also later announced as 'Song of the Year 2006' in Bulgaria. The song peaked at #5 in Sweden.
* ''"Fix Me"'' peaked at #7 in Sweden but became known internationally - the song found itself in rotation in UK clubs. Due to its popularity her album ''Finally'' was re-released to include the track. The song was remixed and released to the UK on August 11, 2008.
Track listing
Original release
# "City of Angels" - 3:27
# "Rock Down To (Electric Avenue)" - 3:34
# "Mi Amore" - 2:42
# "Doin' It" - 3:40
# "Strangers" - 4:01
# "Hey" - 3:40
# "The Snake" (ft. Rigo) - 3:18
# "DJ Take Me" - 3:30
# "In and Out of Love" - 3:13
# "Don't Stop Movin'" - 3:15
# "Don't Stop Movin' (
Stonebridge remix)" - 8:08
2007 re-release
# "City of Angels" - 3:27
# "Rock Down To (Electric Avenue)" - 3:34
# "Mi Amore" - 2:42
# "Doin' It" - 3:40
# "Strangers" - 4:01
# "Hey" - 3:40
# "The Snake" (ft. Rigo) - 3:18
# "DJ Take Me" - 3:30
# "In and Out of Love" - 3:13
# "Don't Stop Movin'" - 3:15
# "Don't Stop Movin' (Stonebridge remix)" - 8:08
# "Fix Me" - 3:06
# "Fix Me (ft.
DMX
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(DJ Cizo Remix))" - 4:22
DVD
# Rock Down To (Electric Avenue) music video
# Don't Stop Moving music video
# Mi Amore music video
# Fix Me music video
# Photo gallery
Release history
Chart positions
Singles
References
External links
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2006 debut albums
Velvet (singer) albums
Albums produced by Twin