Nature Boy (Eden Ahbez Cover) [as featured in the Smallville season 10 trailer]

Dreamer wrote:I love it. Her voice really reminds me of Björk in it. I know they get compared a lot as is, but this song especially sounds like her.

out of the hollow wrote:Oh my God. Love it Except I wished the preview would shutup so I could hear her. lol

Spekt wrote:If they are using the song for a TV show, wouldn't there be a copywrite issue on letting her use it for her album? I mean Smallville probably paid her to write the song and now owns the rights to use it, so she wouldn't be able to use it for herself if they did.

I saw the Smallville trailer. I love that show, but you just made it more awesome! You sung "Nature Boy" beautifully. So ethereal and enchanting. How can we get the song?

I think there's gonna be a free giveaway for you guys. we're trying to make that happen <3

SEE THE NEW SMALLVILLE TEN TRAILER WITH MUSIC BY KERLI!

Celebrate the final season of SMALLVILLE with a brand new trailer full of iconic clips from the show’s ten-year history. Featuring music from Kerli, the trailer is the best way to get ready for the season premiere of SMALLVILLE on Friday, Sept. 24. Kerli’s cover of the jazz standard “Nature Boy” sets the tone for the story of Clark Kent’s journey from a boy to the greatest hero the world has ever known.See the trailer now, and learn more about Kerli below. Become a fan of SMALLVILLE on Facebook, and become a fan of Kerli on Facebook.Born in Elva, Estonia, a tiny, then-Soviet occupied town of 5,000 people in the forest, Kerli grew up with a dream to escape from her surroundings.“I’m a passionate person,” declares the blonde-haired beauty, who once drew a picture in a diary when she was 13 that depicted her going to America. “Where I come from, it was a shame to show your emotions. You could never be too happy, because something bad might happen. I wanted to live every moment. I looked around me, and it was beautiful, but I wanted something more.”Ignoring material comforts and new clothes for lessons in singing, ballet, acting and classical piano, at fourteen Kerli entered and won Euroalaul, an annual televised competition to select a song to represent Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest. After the win, she decided to concentrate on singing.“I haven’t had a single dream that hasn’t come true,” says Kerli of her remarkable path, which led to her auditioning for Island Def Jam Chairman Antonio “L.A.” Reid who signed her on the spot.Her debut album “Love Is Dead” earned her a large worldwide fan base and led to major television appearances and radio presence both domestically and abroad.The success of this album culminated in her wining a 2010 EBBA (European Border Breaker Award) and sparked the interest of Alice in Wonderland director, Tim Burton.Burton later requested that Kerli work on the film by lending her vocals to the Almost Alice soundtrack in which she contributed two tracks “Tea Party” and “Strange”, a duet with Tokio Hotel.“The moment you really let go, that’s when something comes to you” says Kerli on her growing success and with her long awaited second album due this fall she is definitely ready to take it the next level, “The bigger the dream, the more time it takes to come true”.

KerliKoivPoland wrote:Nature Boy gonna be part of your new album?

nope

http://www.formspring.me/bubblegoth/q/1140126617

ladyxcabaret wrote:I didn't think so, I don't see why Kerli would want a cover on her album.

Kerli,
I'm not sure if you've seen yet, but everyone is desperately awaiting
the full version of "Nature Boy". Your fans Smallville fans. Any
updates or a guess at what time we can expect it? Thanks so much! ILU xo


we're working on getting it form the show and doing a free giveaway with it. let's see. hope it works out by next week.

out of the hollow wrote:^ I'd pay for it Why are companies so weird about putting songs up for download on iTunes? Is it that difficult or expensive?

darksideofthesun wrote:I think a lot of companies and artists like to put songs on iTunes and others don't because they don't get paid how they want too. iTunes does things their own way, I remember Prince didn't like how iTunes won't pay in advance so he refused to put his CD on iTunes.

mimi wrote:But is clear now - its not going to be the album as she said it on formspring!

darksideofthesun wrote:^ You don't have to pay but you don't get paid in advance. I guess other places pay you in advance.

out of the hollow wrote:^^ Oh, I have no idea , lol. I'm just trying to figure out why more stuff isn't purchasable on iTunes and the only reason I can come up with is because they're afraid it would cost more to sell than it would make in sales.

darksideofthesun wrote:^ I mean you don't have to pay to put your songs on iTunes but you don't get paid in advance. Like with Prince, he didn't like how iTunes won't pay in advance so he refused to put his CD on iTunes. I think other places you advance. Maybe stores buy the CD from you, then sell it? I'm not really sure about how all this works. I'm sorry sometimes I have a hard time explaining things.