求一篇关于shayne ward(尚恩 沃德)的英文演讲稿
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时间：2023-10-13 06:02
You’ve seen it all before and you know what to expect: out of nowhere, some kid scores a Number One single and album, travels the world selling million of records, then disappears off the face of the earth and returns having decided that for album number two it’s time to mature, to ‘grow up’, to leave behind those youthful follies and explore a Serious New Musical Direction. You could see it coming a million miles off with the new Shayne Ward album, right? Well, wrong. After the mature, alt balladeering of his debut this Manchester-born lad has decided that it’s actually time to act his age. “I’m 22,” he says, slumped comfortably in jeans, trainers and a hoodie. “Not 42.”
What do 22-year-old lads act like? Well, for one thing they listen to – and make - the sort of music on Shayne’s second album. It’s music for clubbing, dancing and drinking. “I’d rather give people a taste of my personality,” Shayne says, “instead of banging on about ‘my art’ or ‘my creation’. I listen to music for fun, so why wouldn’t I make it for the same reason?”
Recorded over the last twelve months in Sweden with legendary pop overlord Max Martin, the Brit-nominated singer’s new album – bursting with an energy few would have expected from his debut – is an unselfconscious and fruity collection of pop, R&B and electronica with world class proction values taking influences from Shayne’s own iPod playlists - Prince, Ne-Yo, Justin. These are musical preferences already familiar to those who saw Shayne on his 2007 arena tour with its handful of well-chosen cover versions (Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough, When Doves Cry) nestling among Shayne’s own songs.
Comeback single If That’s Okay With You is a funky, dancefloor-bound track about the end of one relationship and the first, tentative steps into another. “It’s a ‘would you like to move in with me, can I leave my toothbrush at your house’ kind of song,” Shayne laughs. “It’s a situation most of us have been in at some point – scary and exciting at the same time.” If That’s Okay With You is the first glimpse of a second album destined to build on the phenomenal success of Shayne’s first. Debut single That’s My Goal smashed the UK record for first day sales, debuting at Number One and selling more than 1.3 million copies, followed by the Shayne Ward album which also shot straight to Number One and went platinum in a fortnight. Within six months Shayne was a waxwork in Madame Tussaud’s and bringing city centres to a standstill (his open air Manchester gig pulled in tens of thousands of fans) while the singles – No Promises, Stand By Me - kept coming and tickets for his 18-date UK arena tour flew out of box offices across the country.
Though Shayne’s been absent from the UK charts for over a year – quite unusual in these days of whacking out an album every twelve months in the misguided belief that a high volume of shonky material will somehow maintain a fanbase – he has hardly been sitting around at home twiddling on his PlayStation. Travelling the globe he’s taken his music to Number One in Hong Kong, Sweden, Indonesia, Korea, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. In some countries his album went triple platinum, in others it charted higher than Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera. He has, it is fair to say, done fairly well around the world. “It’s flattering to hit Number One in the UK,” Shayne says, but he adds that to hit it big in countries where he wasn’t ‘that bloke off the telly’, and where he stood or fell on the quality of his music, presents a very different sense of achievement. “Asia is one of those places where you have to put in the hard work to get something out,” he adds, “and I definitely did. I love the hard work and the support I got from all that was incredible. I started from scratch in different countries, and it was an amazing, very vindicating feeling when it worked out.”
As well as trotting those areas of the globe, Shayne spent a lot of time a little closer to home, in Sweden with Max Martin and his team of songwriters and procers. Max is the living pop legend whose talents propelled Britney, *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys to fame at the start of the decade then, with a reinvented guitar pop sound, worked magic on recent releases including Kelly Clarkson’s ‘Since U Been Gone’. Shayne says. “There's a special feeling when he is in the room because you know something is going to be big. He’ll pop into the studio, make some suggestion which seems weird, then by the time he’s left the room the song has gone off in some amazing new direction.” Shayne adds that songs which make up this new album are not of the ‘pulled out of the tracks Britney rejected’ drawer variety favoured by so many of today’s tunesmiths; written either for or with Shayne the songs – like No U Hang Up and You Make Me Wish - have an organic, bespoke feel which suits Shayne’s personality down to the ground. “These are all my songs,” Shayne beams, “and I needed to be proud of them because I’m going to be the one out there singing them! I can’t wait to show my fans what I’ve got up my sleeve.”
A stamp has been put on the imagery and the video for the first release from the album If That’s Okay With You. The line up of this superstar team only begins with Max Martin, As for the video, Syco recruited legendary director Wayne Isham who has brought songs by the likes of Michael Jackson, Ricky Martin and Bon Jovi to life with his innovative videography. For the creative Shayne has been photographed by Max Vakul who has shot countless stars for the cover of Rolling Stone and Vogue as well as timeless campaigns for Armani and Express.
Back on an album otherwise surprisingly bereft of balladry there’s one song, Breathless, which completely hits the spot. “It really stands out as the best ballad I've ever done,” Shayne smiles, “but even then it doesn’t sound like you might expect. Just because a song’s down-tempo it doesn’t mean you can’t surprise people.” Think along the lines of ‘Umbrella’ or ‘Cry Me A River’ and you’ll pinpoint the kind of state-of-the-art ballads Shayne’s going for – ballads which don’t need gargantuan key changes or ‘standing up off the stool’ moments to get the job done. “As with a lot of the album I think you hear Breathless and you hear something with a lot more depth – a lot more adventurousness – than I’ve had before,” Shayne says. “It’s been really important to get the sound of the songs, not just the tunes of those songs, just right.”
The album’s so well-realised that it’s easy to forget that just two years ago nobody knew Shayne Ward even existed. Having grown up with six brothers and sisters Shayne spent his teenage years performing at pubs, clubs, bars and weddings with two other singers. The money’s alright in that game, but it doesn’t do much for your self-esteem. Shayne was thinking bigger and, when his break on TV finally came, he was ready to go the whole way. Since winning X-Factor he’s grown up in the right ways but stayed exactly the same in all the right ways too – not an easy feat to pull off, but you’d be hard-pushed to find a guy with his feet so firmly on the ground as Shayne. One change you will notice this time around, however, is that he’s hung up his suit and the old image.
Behind the determination to succeed and a thirst for making great pop music, Shayne has a refreshingly laid back approach to his career. Eye-wateringly autobiographical lyrics about ‘my struggle’? “These things can come, I’m just enjoying myself for now.” Popstar strops re being ‘an artist’? “Fourth album, hopefully never.” Away from sloppy romance, Shayne’s stepping everything up a gear. “This is not a love album at all,” he states. “It’s about me being the lad that I am. I’m having fun, I’m showing my emotional side, I’m showing my sexy side and I’m unleashing the beast. With each album I'm going to make it the best that I can - every album is going to be different and better than the last. I want to see myself in the premiere league of British pop acts, and I’m enjoying working my arse off to get there.”
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这篇字少点。。。。比较适合你吧
Shayne Ward is a sales assistant from Manchester who has the pleasure of celebrating his 21st birthday while residing in the X Factor house.
Shayne is the youngest son of a very large family and is also a twin! He has 3 brothers, Mark 29, Martin 28 and Michael 27, and 3 sisters, Lisa 24, his twin Emma 20 and Leona 16.
Shaynes three big passions in life are singing, dancing and football. He plays guitar and as a teenager Shayne made it through to the final 30 in the Pop idol competition.
The matching folio to the debut album by the 2005 X-Factor winner Shayne Ward, featuring the record-breaking Christmas No.1 That's My Goal, alongside No Promises and Stand By Me.
After being selected as X-Factor winner by the public, Shayne Ward's first single entered the Guinness Book Of Records as the most downloaded track in one day! Every song from his long-awaited debut album has been presented here for Piano, Voice and Guitar.
Shane Ward, the new face in the music instry. Not only is he very attractive but he is cool and can sing. We all loved him on the Xfactor show.
热心网友
时间：2023-10-13 06:03
在赢得“X-Factor”歌唱比赛之后，他加盟Sony BMG旗下的音乐厂牌Syco Music，发行了个人的第一支单曲“That’s My Goal”，单曲一经发行，便立刻席卷英国排行榜，登上05年圣诞期间的排行榜冠军宝座，并连续蝉联四周桂冠；同时以31万3千多张销售成绩创下英国唱片史上单曲首日最畅销第三名纪录。随后在今年4月Syco Music乘胜追击，推出了Shayne Ward的第二支单曲“No Promises”，“No Promises”是一首叙事抒情曲，歌曲中高音的部分很好地体现了Shayne Ward美妙的声线。这首歌在为期25天的X-Factor英国巡演中成为必唱压轴曲目，并大受观众欢迎，单曲也拿下了英国金榜亚军的成绩。随着前两支个人单曲的成功，Shayne Ward推出了个人的首张专辑《同名专辑》，参与创作、制作的Steve Mac、Per & David、Cutfather & Joe、Quiz、Larossi都是当今乐坛的金曲制造机，他们打造过西城男孩(Westlife)、葛瑞盖茨(Gareth Gates)、美声绅士(IL DIVO)等艺人的畅销专辑，他们以精致的风格营造动人情境，为Shayne Ward的深情歌声提供最佳的演唱空间，无论是Brian McKnight的“Back At One”、K-Ci & JoJo的“All My Life”这类灵魂情歌，抑或是八十年代澳洲乐团Moving Pictures的抒情摇滚“What About Me”，Shayne Ward都能褪去她们原来的灵魂味、摇滚味，成为一首首动人的都会情歌。专辑在2006年4月底初登场就抢下英国金榜冠军王座。
从获得选秀冠军、在歌唱的舞台上找到了梦想至今，短短几个月的时间里，Shayne Ward在音乐事业上已经取得多项了不起的成就：他成为英国一天内歌曲被付费下载次数最多的歌手的吉尼斯纪录保持者；个人首支单曲在圣诞节拿下排行榜冠军；得到了个人第一个全英音乐奖提名；发行了个人的第一张专辑；就像具有传染性一样，Shayne Ward旋风正在席卷整个英国。这一切的一切都显示他具有成为一个乐坛巨星的潜质，预示着他美好的未来。
关于The X Factor真人秀比赛
The X Factor跟美国的American Idol以及中国的超级女声一样是全民造星活动。2004年ITV电视台推出第一届，Steve获的冠军并且一炮而红。2005年，第二届THE X FACTOR照例展开，档期长达19个星期，在漫长的选秀过程中Louis Walsh是Shayne的导师。Shayne闯过重重关卡，终于获得冠军。值得一提的是，最后一轮和Shayne对决的是41岁的垃圾处理工Andy Abraham，Andy虽然没有获得冠军，但是跟Shayne的选票相当*近。
Shayne Ward的感人语录
Shayne在接受英国SONY BMG音乐杂志采访的时候说：“我所做的一切都是为了我母亲，她值得拥有一切，她抚养七个孩子长大*，现在她应该享享清福了。她不应该再担心周末是否还应该出去赚钱了，她应该在家好好休息，因为她的儿子在为她赚钱了。”
热心网友
时间：2023-10-13 06:02
You’ve seen it all before and you know what to expect: out of nowhere, some kid scores a Number One single and album, travels the world selling million of records, then disappears off the face of the earth and returns having decided that for album number two it’s time to mature, to ‘grow up’, to leave behind those youthful follies and explore a Serious New Musical Direction. You could see it coming a million miles off with the new Shayne Ward album, right? Well, wrong. After the mature, alt balladeering of his debut this Manchester-born lad has decided that it’s actually time to act his age. “I’m 22,” he says, slumped comfortably in jeans, trainers and a hoodie. “Not 42.”
What do 22-year-old lads act like? Well, for one thing they listen to – and make - the sort of music on Shayne’s second album. It’s music for clubbing, dancing and drinking. “I’d rather give people a taste of my personality,” Shayne says, “instead of banging on about ‘my art’ or ‘my creation’. I listen to music for fun, so why wouldn’t I make it for the same reason?”
Recorded over the last twelve months in Sweden with legendary pop overlord Max Martin, the Brit-nominated singer’s new album – bursting with an energy few would have expected from his debut – is an unselfconscious and fruity collection of pop, R&B and electronica with world class proction values taking influences from Shayne’s own iPod playlists - Prince, Ne-Yo, Justin. These are musical preferences already familiar to those who saw Shayne on his 2007 arena tour with its handful of well-chosen cover versions (Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough, When Doves Cry) nestling among Shayne’s own songs.
Comeback single If That’s Okay With You is a funky, dancefloor-bound track about the end of one relationship and the first, tentative steps into another. “It’s a ‘would you like to move in with me, can I leave my toothbrush at your house’ kind of song,” Shayne laughs. “It’s a situation most of us have been in at some point – scary and exciting at the same time.” If That’s Okay With You is the first glimpse of a second album destined to build on the phenomenal success of Shayne’s first. Debut single That’s My Goal smashed the UK record for first day sales, debuting at Number One and selling more than 1.3 million copies, followed by the Shayne Ward album which also shot straight to Number One and went platinum in a fortnight. Within six months Shayne was a waxwork in Madame Tussaud’s and bringing city centres to a standstill (his open air Manchester gig pulled in tens of thousands of fans) while the singles – No Promises, Stand By Me - kept coming and tickets for his 18-date UK arena tour flew out of box offices across the country.
Though Shayne’s been absent from the UK charts for over a year – quite unusual in these days of whacking out an album every twelve months in the misguided belief that a high volume of shonky material will somehow maintain a fanbase – he has hardly been sitting around at home twiddling on his PlayStation. Travelling the globe he’s taken his music to Number One in Hong Kong, Sweden, Indonesia, Korea, South Africa, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. In some countries his album went triple platinum, in others it charted higher than Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera. He has, it is fair to say, done fairly well around the world. “It’s flattering to hit Number One in the UK,” Shayne says, but he adds that to hit it big in countries where he wasn’t ‘that bloke off the telly’, and where he stood or fell on the quality of his music, presents a very different sense of achievement. “Asia is one of those places where you have to put in the hard work to get something out,” he adds, “and I definitely did. I love the hard work and the support I got from all that was incredible. I started from scratch in different countries, and it was an amazing, very vindicating feeling when it worked out.”
As well as trotting those areas of the globe, Shayne spent a lot of time a little closer to home, in Sweden with Max Martin and his team of songwriters and procers. Max is the living pop legend whose talents propelled Britney, *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys to fame at the start of the decade then, with a reinvented guitar pop sound, worked magic on recent releases including Kelly Clarkson’s ‘Since U Been Gone’. Shayne says. “There's a special feeling when he is in the room because you know something is going to be big. He’ll pop into the studio, make some suggestion which seems weird, then by the time he’s left the room the song has gone off in some amazing new direction.” Shayne adds that songs which make up this new album are not of the ‘pulled out of the tracks Britney rejected’ drawer variety favoured by so many of today’s tunesmiths; written either for or with Shayne the songs – like No U Hang Up and You Make Me Wish - have an organic, bespoke feel which suits Shayne’s personality down to the ground. “These are all my songs,” Shayne beams, “and I needed to be proud of them because I’m going to be the one out there singing them! I can’t wait to show my fans what I’ve got up my sleeve.”
A stamp has been put on the imagery and the video for the first release from the album If That’s Okay With You. The line up of this superstar team only begins with Max Martin, As for the video, Syco recruited legendary director Wayne Isham who has brought songs by the likes of Michael Jackson, Ricky Martin and Bon Jovi to life with his innovative videography. For the creative Shayne has been photographed by Max Vakul who has shot countless stars for the cover of Rolling Stone and Vogue as well as timeless campaigns for Armani and Express.
Back on an album otherwise surprisingly bereft of balladry there’s one song, Breathless, which completely hits the spot. “It really stands out as the best ballad I've ever done,” Shayne smiles, “but even then it doesn’t sound like you might expect. Just because a song’s down-tempo it doesn’t mean you can’t surprise people.” Think along the lines of ‘Umbrella’ or ‘Cry Me A River’ and you’ll pinpoint the kind of state-of-the-art ballads Shayne’s going for – ballads which don’t need gargantuan key changes or ‘standing up off the stool’ moments to get the job done. “As with a lot of the album I think you hear Breathless and you hear something with a lot more depth – a lot more adventurousness – than I’ve had before,” Shayne says. “It’s been really important to get the sound of the songs, not just the tunes of those songs, just right.”
The album’s so well-realised that it’s easy to forget that just two years ago nobody knew Shayne Ward even existed. Having grown up with six brothers and sisters Shayne spent his teenage years performing at pubs, clubs, bars and weddings with two other singers. The money’s alright in that game, but it doesn’t do much for your self-esteem. Shayne was thinking bigger and, when his break on TV finally came, he was ready to go the whole way. Since winning X-Factor he’s grown up in the right ways but stayed exactly the same in all the right ways too – not an easy feat to pull off, but you’d be hard-pushed to find a guy with his feet so firmly on the ground as Shayne. One change you will notice this time around, however, is that he’s hung up his suit and the old image.
Behind the determination to succeed and a thirst for making great pop music, Shayne has a refreshingly laid back approach to his career. Eye-wateringly autobiographical lyrics about ‘my struggle’? “These things can come, I’m just enjoying myself for now.” Popstar strops re being ‘an artist’? “Fourth album, hopefully never.” Away from sloppy romance, Shayne’s stepping everything up a gear. “This is not a love album at all,” he states. “It’s about me being the lad that I am. I’m having fun, I’m showing my emotional side, I’m showing my sexy side and I’m unleashing the beast. With each album I'm going to make it the best that I can - every album is going to be different and better than the last. I want to see myself in the premiere league of British pop acts, and I’m enjoying working my arse off to get there.”
===================================================
这篇字少点。。。。比较适合你吧
Shayne Ward is a sales assistant from Manchester who has the pleasure of celebrating his 21st birthday while residing in the X Factor house.
Shayne is the youngest son of a very large family and is also a twin! He has 3 brothers, Mark 29, Martin 28 and Michael 27, and 3 sisters, Lisa 24, his twin Emma 20 and Leona 16.
Shaynes three big passions in life are singing, dancing and football. He plays guitar and as a teenager Shayne made it through to the final 30 in the Pop idol competition.
The matching folio to the debut album by the 2005 X-Factor winner Shayne Ward, featuring the record-breaking Christmas No.1 That's My Goal, alongside No Promises and Stand By Me.
After being selected as X-Factor winner by the public, Shayne Ward's first single entered the Guinness Book Of Records as the most downloaded track in one day! Every song from his long-awaited debut album has been presented here for Piano, Voice and Guitar.
Shane Ward, the new face in the music instry. Not only is he very attractive but he is cool and can sing. We all loved him on the Xfactor show.
热心网友
时间：2023-10-13 06:03
在赢得“X-Factor”歌唱比赛之后，他加盟Sony BMG旗下的音乐厂牌Syco Music，发行了个人的第一支单曲“That’s My Goal”，单曲一经发行，便立刻席卷英国排行榜，登上05年圣诞期间的排行榜冠军宝座，并连续蝉联四周桂冠；同时以31万3千多张销售成绩创下英国唱片史上单曲首日最畅销第三名纪录。随后在今年4月Syco Music乘胜追击，推出了Shayne Ward的第二支单曲“No Promises”，“No Promises”是一首叙事抒情曲，歌曲中高音的部分很好地体现了Shayne Ward美妙的声线。这首歌在为期25天的X-Factor英国巡演中成为必唱压轴曲目，并大受观众欢迎，单曲也拿下了英国金榜亚军的成绩。随着前两支个人单曲的成功，Shayne Ward推出了个人的首张专辑《同名专辑》，参与创作、制作的Steve Mac、Per & David、Cutfather & Joe、Quiz、Larossi都是当今乐坛的金曲制造机，他们打造过西城男孩(Westlife)、葛瑞盖茨(Gareth Gates)、美声绅士(IL DIVO)等艺人的畅销专辑，他们以精致的风格营造动人情境，为Shayne Ward的深情歌声提供最佳的演唱空间，无论是Brian McKnight的“Back At One”、K-Ci & JoJo的“All My Life”这类灵魂情歌，抑或是八十年代澳洲乐团Moving Pictures的抒情摇滚“What About Me”，Shayne Ward都能褪去她们原来的灵魂味、摇滚味，成为一首首动人的都会情歌。专辑在2006年4月底初登场就抢下英国金榜冠军王座。
从获得选秀冠军、在歌唱的舞台上找到了梦想至今，短短几个月的时间里，Shayne Ward在音乐事业上已经取得多项了不起的成就：他成为英国一天内歌曲被付费下载次数最多的歌手的吉尼斯纪录保持者；个人首支单曲在圣诞节拿下排行榜冠军；得到了个人第一个全英音乐奖提名；发行了个人的第一张专辑；就像具有传染性一样，Shayne Ward旋风正在席卷整个英国。这一切的一切都显示他具有成为一个乐坛巨星的潜质，预示着他美好的未来。
关于The X Factor真人秀比赛
The X Factor跟美国的American Idol以及中国的超级女声一样是全民造星活动。2004年ITV电视台推出第一届，Steve获的冠军并且一炮而红。2005年，第二届THE X FACTOR照例展开，档期长达19个星期，在漫长的选秀过程中Louis Walsh是Shayne的导师。Shayne闯过重重关卡，终于获得冠军。值得一提的是，最后一轮和Shayne对决的是41岁的垃圾处理工Andy Abraham，Andy虽然没有获得冠军，但是跟Shayne的选票相当*近。
Shayne Ward的感人语录
Shayne在接受英国SONY BMG音乐杂志采访的时候说：“我所做的一切都是为了我母亲，她值得拥有一切，她抚养七个孩子长大*，现在她应该享享清福了。她不应该再担心周末是否还应该出去赚钱了，她应该在家好好休息，因为她的儿子在为她赚钱了。”
