Shout it out

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Shout it out
Studio album from Elli
Publication (s)	4th October 2004
admission	2004
Label (s)	Hansa
Format (s)	CD
Genre (s)	Pop rock
Title (number)	12
running time	39:15 min.
production	Frabo (11 tracks) Dieter Bohlen (1 track)
chronology Blurred Vision (2001) Shout it out Moving On (2007)
Single releases March 22, 2004 This is my life July 12, 2004 In my dream 4th October 2004 Not my type

Shout It Out is the third studio album of the German pop-rock - singer Elli Erl . It was published by Hansa on October 4th, 2004. In addition to eleven titles, it contains the winning song of the second season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar , This Is My Life .

production

The winning album of the first season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar was produced by Dieter Bohlen . After her victory, Erl did not value a collaboration with Bohlen. Erl cited the reason that "the songs and the way Bohlen produces music" would not appeal to her. So she decided against having her album produced by Bohlen. There were statements that Erl's decision had brought her “no luck” because her album did not make it to number one in the charts and her singles could not benefit from the American Idol success either .

Because Erl did not want Bohlen as a producer, various composers were sought to compose Erl's title for the album. Frabo produced all the tracks on the long player. Only the song This Is My Life was produced by Bohlen. The table below gives an overview of the songwriters and music producers who were involved in the 12 tracks on the album.

Track list

No.	title	Duration	composition	production
1	Ready steady go	3:18	Rea Garvey	Frabo
2	Not my type	3:34	Guy Chambers , Michelle Escoffery	Frabo
3	I surrender	3:43	Tommy La Verdi, Daniel Pandher , Jon Rydningen	Frabo
4th	This is my life	3:42	Dieter Bohlen	Dieter Bohlen
5	Shout it out	3:04	Benito Battiston, Katie Freudenschuss, Philipp Grüll	Frabo
6th	In my dream	3:42	Philipp Grüll, Katharina "Nina" Wächter, Elli Erl	Frabo
7th	All things	4:42	Elli Erl	Frabo
8th	Leavin '	3:42	Philipp Grüll, Katharina "Nina" Wächter, Katharina Wendt	Frabo
9	Close to me	3:08	Philipp Grüll, Katharina "Nina" Wächter, Florian Zrenner, Andreas Schechinger, Elli Erl	Frabo
10	Slippin 'away	4:02	Philipp Grüll, Katharina "Nina" guardian	Frabo
11	Shine	0:35	Philipp Grüll, Katharina "Nina" Wächter, Andreas Schechinger, Elli Erl	Frabo
12	Strong Enough	4:03	Svein Finneide, Ken Ingwersen , Jon Rydningen	Frabo

Chart placement

Shout It Out entered the German album charts at number 33 on October 18, 2004 and stayed there for two weeks. In Austria and Switzerland , the album did not enter the official charts of the respective countries.

Single releases

A total of three songs from the album were released as singles. The first single was the piece This Is My Life on March 22nd, 2004. The song was third in Germany, sixth in Austria and eleventh in Switzerland. The second release followed on July 12, 2004. In My Dream ranked 40th in the German single charts and stayed there for five weeks. There was no chart entry in Austria or Switzerland. The third and final single on the record was released on October 4, 2004 by Hansa Not My Type . The song reached number 90 in the German charts and stayed there for a week.

reception

Alexander Cordas from laut.de rated the album with two out of five stars. The songs are "stylistically in the broad field of mainstream rock." The titles sound clearly audible like Alanis Morissette and Melissa Etheridge , which " would give their songs a high recognition value " . The track In My Dreams stands out from all other titles by a large margin.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ What is actually ... Elli Erl? in Stern on November 26, 2005
2. ↑ rockszene.de Shout It Out (Retrieved June 5, 2012)
3. ↑ meedia.de What came after the number 1 hits? - The (failed) success of the ex "DSDS" winners (accessed on June 5, 2012)
4. ↑ chartsurfer.de album chart placement (accessed on June 3, 2012)
5. ↑ DE ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. AT CH (accessed on June 3, 2012) 
6. ↑ laut.de Her profession is solid rock. (Retrieved June 3, 2012)