The Ups and Downs

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Album
The Ups and Downs
Studio album by Sara Paxton
Released Unreleased as of 2008
Recorded 2006–2008
Genre Pop, pop rock
Label Epic Records
Producer Sara Paxton, David Baird, Kara DioGuardi, Greg Wells, Butch Walker, Dr. Luke, The Matrix, Jonnie "Most" Davis
Sara Paxton chronology
- The Ups and Downs
Singles from The Ups and Downs
  1. " Connected"
    Released: July, 2006
  2. "Here We Go Again"
    Released: August, 2006
  3. "Temporary"
    Released: 2007

The Ups and Downs is the debut album by singer-actress Sara Paxton, which is currently scheduled for release in 2008. The album is said to be a 'fun, upbeat and personal' album. The album has been pushed back because Paxton wanted to focus on her acting career at the time. Though there have been rumors that Sara Paxton was dropped from the label because she has waited so long to release the album, but as of March epic records still has her website up so this probably is not true. Fans believe that Paxton has left the album's material and begun work on new songs for a new album that would release November 2008 as her official debut. It said that Paxton is trying different genres since past singles from this album flopped.

Contents

[edit] Singles

The first official single from the album, "Here We Go Again," was released on August 16, 2006.[1] The song also went for radio adds on September. After the flop of "Here We Go Again", mainly due to bad promotion, the next single has been confirmed to be "Temporary". The song "Connected" was also a single, but there has been no video for it.

[edit] Track list

  1. "Here We Go Again"
  2. "Temporary"
  3. "Good Luck"
  4. "Things I'll Do For You"
  5. "I Miss You"
  6. "Girl On a Mission"
  7. "Yes"
  8. "Leave Me"
  9. "Kiss Me Like You Mean It"
  10. "Because I Hate You"
  11. "What Happened To Us"
  12. "Connected"
  13. "No More"
  14. "Just Tell Me"

[edit] Credits

[edit] References

  1. ^ Sara Paxton