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JADE has released a deluxe edition of her debut album, 'THAT'S SHOWBIZ BABY! THE ENCORE'
The deluxe edition features eight additional songs, including a Madonna cover.
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"THAT'S SHOWBIZ BABY!" is an album by JADE. It features 14 tracks, including "Angel Of My Dreams", "IT girl", and "FUFN (Fuck You For Now)".
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READ MORE ABOUT JADEREAD MORE ABOUT JADEREAD MORE ABOUT JADEREAD MORE ABOUT JADEREAD MORE ABOUT JADEREAD MORE ABOUT JADEThe deluxe edition features eight additional songs, including a Madonna cover.
The deluxe edition will be released on 5th December worldwide.
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The slowed-down version has an accompanying performance video, too.
The original single is currently in the UK Top 10.
The track explores Jade's complex relationship with the music industry, featuring a sample from Sandie Shaw's 1967 hit 'Puppet on a String'.
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