Kiss (Carly Rae Jepsen album)
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| Carly Rae Jepsen's studio album | |||||||||
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Publication |
September 13, 2012 |
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2011–2012 |
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| Label (s) | 604 , Schoolboy, Interscope Records | ||||||||
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Format (s) |
CD, double CD, LP, download |
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Title (number) |
12 + 5 |
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Kiss (German: Kuss) is the second studio album by the Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen . It was released in Germany on September 13th after the EP Curiosity by 604 , Schoolboy and Interscope Records . The songs from the album are assigned to the genres of disco pop, dance pop and teen pop .
Justin Bieber , Dallas Austin , Josh Ramsay and Redfoo worked on the album . Four singles from the studio album were released in Germany. The first single was Call Me Maybe , which also improved sales of the album. The fifth single Almost Said It was only released in Canada. The last single was Tonight I'm Getting Over You , which has not yet been placed in Germany.
Track list
- Tiny Little Bows - 3:22
- This Kiss - 3:51
- Call Me Maybe - 3:14
- Curiosity - 3:35
- Good Time - 3:26
- More Than a Memory - 4:03
- Turn Me Up - 3:46
- Hurt So Good - 3:11
- Beautiful - 3:19
- Tonight I'm Getting Over You - 3:40
- Guitar String / Wedding Ring - 3:28
- Your Heart Is a Muscle - 3:50
reception
Amelie Köppl from laut.de rated the album with one of five stars. She described the album as "flat" and criticized that there were "no surprises" and that "always the same scheme" would be used.