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Fever
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Fever is a studio album by Kylie Minogue, released on October 1, 2001, in the United Kingdom and Australia. The work is written in English and features twelve parts. Its musical genres include dance-pop, house music, synth-pop, and disco. The album was distributed via compact disc, music download, and music streaming. It has a total duration of 2740 seconds and was released on the Parlophone and Capitol Records labels.
The album was nominated for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Album. While the primary release is associated with Kylie Minogue, other works titled Fever exist, including a 2019 Hip-Hop/Rap album by Megan Thee Stallion and a 1999 j-pop and rock album by PUFFY.
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Listeners · Last.fm
- Listeners
- 31,100
- Total plays
- 198,602
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1. Fever is a Thai female idol group, that started auditions for members in May 2018, finalizing with 12 members. The group debuted in late 2018 with their first single Start Again, followed by their coupling singles Ghost World and Password. Several group members were previous candidates for BNK48's 2nd Generation. The group is run by Roamrun Entertainment and consists of members Pop, Cee, Su, Froy, Beam, BeamBeam, Baimon, Ply, Spam, Baibua, Baifern, and Boss. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music
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Key facts
- Released
- 1 October 2001 ( 2001-10-01 )
- Recorded
- January–August 2001
- Studio
- Biffco ( Dublin ) Big (London) BJG (London) Hutch (Chicago) Olympic (London) Phil's (London) Rob's (London) Stella ( Canterbury )
- Genre
- Dance-pop nu-disco synth-pop
- Length
- 45 : 27
- Label
- Parlophone Festival Mushroom
- Producer
- Steve Anderson Rob Davis Cathy Dennis Greg Fitzgerald Pascal Gabriel Julian Gallagher Tom Nichols Mark Picchiotti Richard Stannard Paul Statham TommyD
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Singles from Fever
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