TEAM RNS PRESENTS

ARTIST: Kelly Clarkson

RIPPER: Team RNS

224kbps avg - Pop
0hr 44min total- 75.4mb

RELEASE DATE: 2004-11-30
RIP DATE: 2004-11-24

02 Since U Been Gone              3:09
03 Behind These Hazel Eyes        3:19
04 Because Of You                 3:39

07 Where Is Your Heart            4:39

09 You Found Me                   3:39
10 I Hate Myself For Losing You   3:20

12 Beautiful Disaster (Live)      4:34

Kelly Clarkson "Breakaway" second album
will be released November 30 on RCA
Records. Producers and writers for Kelly
Clarkson's sophomore effort includes
Clif Magness and Rhett Lawrence, who
also worked on Clarkson's first album.
Kelly Clarkson, earlier this year,
toured with American Idol second season
runner up Clay Aiken.

As the first-ever winner of American
Idol, Kelly Clarkson won America Idol
over with her big, soulful voice and

singer's debut, the aptly-titled
"Thankful," goes a long way toward
proving America chose correctly, as it
showcases Clarkson's powerhouse vocals
in a hip, contemporary manner --
something the show never really did.
With a couple of hits already behind
her ("A Moment Like This" and "Miss
Independent"), Kelly Clarkson is off to a

The winner of Fox TV's first American
Idol: The Search for a Superstar
competition, during the summer of 2002
Kelly Clarkson went from an anonymous
talent to a nationally known singer
performing for an audience of millions
of viewers. One of the show's most
naturally gifted singers, the 20 year-old
Burleson, TX native's vocal talents were
discovered when she was in seventh
grade, when her school's choir teacher
heard her singing and urged Clarkson to
join the choir. After high school, Kelly
Clarkson cultivated her voice and went to
Hollywood to make her name; she appeared
as an extra on an episode of Sabrina,
the Teenage Witch but no other
opportunities materialized. Upon returning
to Burleson, Kelly Clarkson worked at a
movie theater, promoted Red Bull energy
drinks and ultimately worked as a
cocktail waitress at a comedy club
before entering the American Idol
contest. One of 10,000 aspiring singers,
Clarkson distinguished herself not only
with her big, surprisingly mature
voice, but also with her down-to-earth
charm and sense of humor: at one of her
auditions, she switched places with
judge Randy Jackson, who did an
impromptu version of R. Kelly's "I
Believe I Can Fly."