Everybody Got Their Something [Japan Bonus Track] by Nikka Costa: CD Cover

    Everybody Got Their Something [Japan Bonus Track] Nikka Costa

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    CD - Bonus Tracks

    • Release Date: 04/27/2004
    • Original Release: 2001
    • Label: EMI JAPAN
    • UPC: 4988006790100

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    Everybody Got Their Something [Japan Bonus Track]

    1Like a Feather 3:55
    2So Have I for You 5:10
    3Tug of War 4:32
    4Everybody Got Their Something 4:20
    5Nothing 4:13
    6Nikka What? 0:25
    7Hope It Felt Good 3:52
    8Some Kind of Beautiful 3:05
    9Nikka Who? 0:43
    10Just Because 3:48
    11Push & Pull 5:26
    12Corners of My Mind 10:36
    13I Don't Want to Be the Rain Bonus Track

    About this Artist

    Editorial Reviews

    Already a multi-platinum-selling artist in Europe and Australia, L.A.-bred singer/songwriter Nikka Costa makes a classy introduction stateside with her Virgin Records debut, Everybody Got Their Something. Produced by Costa, her Aussie rocker husband Justin Stanley, and DJ Mark Ronson, Costa steers clear of fluffy, Lilith Fair sounds in favor of a rough-edged yet sultry selection of soul and urban loops. Like Chaka Khan, Kelis, and Alanis Morissette, Costa has a fierce musical attitude, and the album is strikingly ambitious. The first single, "Like a Feather" is a jazz-funk spiral of attitude and breakbeats, capturing her quick, soulful vocals against synth samples. Her reflections on personal discovery, personal commitments, love, and self-desire are most prominent on "So Have I for You" and "Nothing," but it's the hip-hop-centric title track that truly captures Costa's brawny individualism. "Hope It Felt Good" struts with psychedelic guitars, and Costa's Lenny Kravitz-like allure is downright nasty. Costa's talent goes deeper than superficial glamour, and Everybody Got Their Something is a fresh, exciting look at what she can do. [Toshiba's 2004 release of Everybody Got Their Something in Japan featured the bonus track "I Don't Want to Be the Rain."] MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide

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