What Lies Beneath (Special Edition 2024) Tarja
- 1 Anteroom of Death 04:44
- 2 Until My Last Breath 04:25
- 3 Naiad 07:09
- 4 Dark Star 04:42
- 5 Underneath 05:28
- 6 Little Lies 04:37
- 7 Still of the Night 06:36
- 8 Rivers of Lust 04:25
- 9 In for a Kill 04:41
- 10 I Feel Immortal 04:42
- 11 We Are 04:17
- 12 Falling Awake 05:16
- 13 The Archive of Lost Dreams 04:52
- 14 Crimson Deep 07:35
- 15 Dark Star (Tarja Lead Vocals Version) 04:42
- 16 Montañas de Silencio 04:28
- 17 If You Believe 06:55
- 18 The Crying Moon 03:56
- 19 Underneath (Orchestral Version) 05:03
- 20 I Feel Immortal (Single Edit) 04:29
- 21 Falling Awake - Jason Hook Solo 04:43
- 22 Naiad (Instrumental Extended Version) 11:35
- 23 Underneath 04:27
- 24 If You Believe - Piano Version 04:13
- 25 Falling Awake - Julián Barrett Solo 05:04
- 26 Underneath - Radio Version 04:27
- 27 I Feel Immortal - Radio Remix 04:31
- 28 Until My Last Breath - Single Version 03:52
Info for What Lies Beneath (Special Edition 2024)
Newly digitally remastered! ‘What Lies Beneath’ is the second rock studio album by Finnish solo artist Tarja. Originally released in 2010, it is considered a classic and must-have for both fans and critics and includes timeless Tarja hits like ‘Until My Last Breath’, ‘I Feel Immortal’ and ‘Falling Awake’.
The double-album edition includes the 14 original album tracks and a special bonus tracks including alternative versions, single edits, and remixes.
Tarja is one of the most versatile and passionate musicians originating from, but not limited to, the heavy music scene: after parting ways with Nightwish, Tarja has built a formidable catalogue and a legion of loyal and energetic fans over the past 15 years
With six rock albums, sold out classical concerts across Europe and a wide variety of side projects ranging from classical music to electronica, Tarja's music crosses boundaries, genres and develops something new. Adored by many fans as their "Goddess", the Finnish Soprano has the skill to carry her fans away just by her presence - probably more than any other female artist in this genre. When classic meets rock and heavy metal, it inevitably leads to Tarja. "What Lies Beneath" is the second studio album by the Finnish solo artist, originally released in 2010.
Tarja
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Tarja Turunen
Tarja Soile Susanna Turunen Cabuli (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈtɑrjɑ ˈturunen]) (born 1977 August 17, Finland) is a lyric soprano and songwriter, best known as original member and the former female vocalist of Finnish symphonic power metal quintet Nightwish. She was dismissed from the band on October 22, 2005 after nine years. Turunen is now devoting her time to her solo career under the stage name of Tarja. She is married to Argentine businessman Marcelo Cabuli. Tarja has also appeared in various Finnish television programs, and was a guest judge on Idols on March 27, 2007. She is seen as one of Finland’s biggest singers, having been called “the voice of Finland” by Tarja Halonen, the Finnish president.
Tarja with Nightwish: Born in Kitee, Finland, Turunen began to study music at the age of six, and moved to the city of Kuopio at the age of eighteen to study at the Sibelius Academy. She became a founding member of Nightwish in 1996 when her classmate Tuomas Holopainen invited her to join his new musical project. That year Turunen also performed with the Savonlinna Opera Festival. However, she did not become internationally famous until the release of Nightwish’s successful follow-up album, Oceanborn, in 1998.
Turunen sang solo in Waltari’s rock-themed 1999 ballet Evankeliumi (also known as Evangelicum) in several sold-out performances at the Finnish National Opera. She continued to tour and record with Nightwish through 2000 and 2001, after which she enrolled in Karlsruhe, Germany’s Music University. While there, she recorded vocals for Nightwish’s 2002 album Century Child and for Beto Vázquez Infinity.
In 2002, Turunen toured South America, performing in the classical Lied concert Noche Escandinava (Scandinavian Night), again to sold-out houses. Following this and an exhausting world tour in support of Century Child, Nightwish took a hiatus and Turunen returned to Karlsruhe.
Finnish president Tarja Halonen and her husband invited Turunen to the President’s Palace in Helsinki in December 2003 for the Finnish Independence Day Party, Finland’s biggest social event, where the viewers of Finnish television station Yle named her the most impressively dressed lady, among honors given by several newspapers and magazines.
After the hiatus, Turunen rejoined Nightwish for the album Once and supporting world tour throughout 2004-2005, and embarked on a second Noche Escandinava tour in the spring of 2004. For Christmas 2004, she released the single “Yhden Enkelin Unelma” (One Angel’s Dream), which sold gold in her native country, Finland. For the spring of 2005, she prepared a collaboration with Germany’s Martin Kesici, the duet “Leaving You for Me”, also accompanied by a video. On October 21, 2005, Turunen was asked to leave Nightwish in an open letter by the other members of Nightwish, citing her “changed attitude” and increased financial interest. She responded through another open letter, which was posted on her website in both Finnish and English (the letter can no longer be found on her website, but is available on a fan page). In February 2006, Tarja’s husband Marcelo posted a message to her website addressing the situation, and asked for anyone who had questions pertaining to the issues between Tarja and the rest of the band to email him. Marcelo then posted a lengthy reply to many of the questions he had received in June 2006. In that answers he refused the accusation that she became greedy.
This album contains no booklet.