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'''"Black Black Heart"''' is a song written by [[David Usher]] and [[Jeff Pearce (Canadian musician)|Jeff Pearce]] and released as a second single off Usher's 2001 album ''[[Morning Orbit]]''. The |
'''"Black Black Heart"''' is a song written by [[David Usher]] and [[Jeff Pearce (Canadian musician)|Jeff Pearce]] and released as a second single off Usher's 2001 album ''[[Morning Orbit]]''. There are three versions of the song. The album and radio remix versions feature Julie Galios from the band My Brilliant Beast. The harder rock version which was found as a hidden track on the album and is also referred to as "Black Black Heart 2.0" features vocals by [[Kim Bingham]]. The chorus samples ''[[The Flower Duet]]'' (''Sous le dôme épais''), a famous [[duet (music)|duet]] for sopranos from [[Léo Delibes]]' opera ''[[Lakmé]]'', as a [[hook (music)|hook]]. "Black Black Heart" won two [[MuchMusic Video Award]]s for Best Post-Production and Best Pop Video in 2002. |
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[[Rene Liu]] recorded a Chinese version called Travel Separately, but only with the lyrics changed and became a huge success. Usher and Pearce were credited for the song. |
[[Rene Liu]] recorded a Chinese version called Travel Separately, but only with the lyrics changed and became a huge success. Usher and Pearce were credited for the song. |
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"Black Black Heart" is a song written by David Usher and Jeff Pearce and released as a second single off Usher's 2001 album Morning Orbit. There are three versions of the song. The album and radio remix versions feature Julie Galios from the band My Brilliant Beast. The harder rock version which was found as a hidden track on the album and is also referred to as "Black Black Heart 2.0" features vocals by Kim Bingham. The chorus samples The Flower Duet (Sous le dôme épais), a famous duet for sopranos from Léo Delibes' opera Lakmé, as a hook. "Black Black Heart" won two MuchMusic Video Awards for Best Post-Production and Best Pop Video in 2002.
Rene Liu recorded a Chinese version called Travel Separately, but only with the lyrics changed and became a huge success. Usher and Pearce were credited for the song.
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