Zoë Badwi goes full play
After releasing a string of memorable club hits over the past two years, Zoë Badwi is finally ready to unveil her debut album.
The much anticipated offering, simply called Zoë (see the cover below), will contain all of the floorfillers that have made her Australia’s newest dance diva.
It includes her massive club smash Release Me, which came out in late 2008 but still gets a spin every weekend on Oxford St.
That song spent 12 weeks at number one on the ARIA club chart and nabbed Zoë her first ARIA Award nomination for Best Dance Release.
Other tracks include the dance anthem In The Moment and her breakthrough top 10 hit Freefallin’.
Recent singles Accidents Happen and Carry Me Home also feature on the Melbourne-based singer’s debut.
The latter has proved to be another club smash for the diva and boasts a classy video – complete with glamorous costumes and what appears to be some kind of Eyes Wide Shut orgy. Check it out below.
Zoë is released on August 5.
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