Paradiso-Girls.com – More Than You Could Even Imagine

SO,  I have basically all the information on the upcoming album by The Paradiso Girls.

The album was recorded over a period of time beginning with “Who’s My Bitch” in late 2006/early 2007 and they finished up recording in April of this year with “Patron Tequila” BUT only last week Aria, Chelsea & Lauren were recording a few songs with will.i.am for The Paradiso Girls just last week!

The whole album has different sounds to it, including Urban as we hear in their song “Patron Tequila”, Pop, R&B, Hip-Hop and even Rock and Opera!

The album will be releaased under will.i.am and Interscope record Label(s).

The album is being executive produced by Jimmy Iovine and Martin Kierszenbaum… Which means the executive producer(s) put money for the album, chooses the songs and singles etc.

All producers confirmed to be producing songs on the album are:
Fernando Garibay (Paris Hilton’s “Stars Are Blind” & Whitney Houston’s “Nothin’But Love”)
will.i.am (Flo Rida’s “In The Ayer” & Fergie’s “Big Girls Don’t Cry)
Tricky (Rihanna’s “Umbrella” & Gym Class Heroes’s “Cookie Jar”
The-Dream (Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” & Mariah Carey’s “Touch My Body”)
Martin Kierszenbaum (Space Cowboy’s “Falling Down” & Lady GaGa’s “Eh Eh”)
Mark Taylor (Britney Spears’s “Breathe On Me” & Cher’s “All Or Nothing”
LMFAO (Im In Miami Trick)
Atazio
Polow Da Don (Fergie’s “London Bridge” & T.I.’s “Remember Me”
Cee-Lo Green (Pussycat Doll’s “Don’t Cha”)
Sean Garrett (Jesse McCartney’s “Rock You” & Britney Spears’s “Toy Soldier”)
Lucas Secon (Pussycat Doll’s “I Hate This Part”)

CONFIRMED SONGS TO BE ON THE ALBUM:

Who’s My Bitch produced by Fernando Garibay
My DJ produced by Fernando Garibay
Down produced by Fernando Garibay
Just Friends produced by Fernando Garibay
Unpredictable produced by Fernando Garibay/Sean Garrett
Patron Tequila produced by Polow Da Don
Pop produced by Cee-Lo Green
Easy Rider produced by Cee-Lo Green
Big Pony produced by Tricky/The-Dream
What I Like produced by will.i.am
Bad Man produced by will.i.am
Echo produced by Lucas Secon

Other Songs Recorded:

So Over produced by Fernando Garibay
Prima Donna produced by Fernando Garibay
Boys & Girls produced by Fernando Garibay/Sean Garrett
Fantasy produced by will.i.am
24/7 producer is unknown

I got all this inforation from the group over the years, expect to see the album soon!

Today Aria, Shar & Chelsea reveal on their twitters that they had a meeting with Interscope Records. On Aria’s twitter she revaled that “Crazy Horse” will be released at the end of October. No official date has been release. It was also said that theres gonna be some crazy fun coming from the group really soon. So check out for that.

EZO MAGAZINE FEATURES Candid Interview and Photo Shoot.

Dual Cover Features DAY N NITE RAPPER KID CUDI
Adrienne Bailon Discusses Life from a Cheetah Girl to a Full Grown Cub
Terry Kennedy Gets Physical and Talks about his Skateboard Grind
DJ Saigon Confesses about Her Fetish for Music, Shoes, & White Boys
Green Lantern Gives the Green Light on Green Entertainment
Welcome to Paradise with the Paradiso Girls
Pacific Division Turns the Tides on West Coast Rap
EZO’s Profile’s High Rizer: Rye Rye

July 30, 2009 – EZO Magazine, the curator of artists within the music, fashion, and photography realm, will feature the forthcoming artists who will bring a different attitude to the entertainment neighborhood. In the second issue, EZO Magazine has taken the opportunity to present the new kids on the block who have defeated the odds and rose to the top with their talents despite their trials and tribulations.
Other highlights in the second issue of EZO Magazine include interviews with Terry Kennedy, DJ Green Lantern, DJ Miss Saigon, Paradiso Girls, Pacific Division, Baltimore Babe Rye Rye, and photography by Andrey Razumovsky. EZO Magazine’s second edition is now available at your local stand.

Patron Tequila

Patron Tequila, of course, is the hit single by the Paradiso Girls, a worldly collection of lasses who are frequently compared to the Spice Girls and Pussycat Dolls, in that they are unapologetically poppy and clubby and willing to shake their moneymakers until they become MTV starlets. This may or may not come to pass (a sex tape or two would probably speed things along, if you ask me), but the Paradiso Girls have already mastered the art of selling out. In a world where there are about 30 songs on iTunes simply titled Patron, that’s no small feat. But it would not surprise me one bit to learn this girl group was fabricated entirely so a record company could solicit bids from tequila companies to be part of the title of this song. I bet a lot of Patron is consumed at The Kennedy. Owned by Tommy Ortiz, who also runs South Tampa megahotspots the Hyde Park Cafe and Cheap, the club is undeniably swank, yet it’s also just a wee bit sleazy. Something about the place gives off an ever-so-faint faint whiff of Terry Richardson. Not a bad thing; in fact, it can be pretty sexy. First onstage Friday night was a thing called “Space Cowboy.” Space Cowboy is apparently a British DJ who wears plastic sunglasses and skinny ties has collaborated with Lady Gaga, and he has a couple of sparkly little singles, including a new one with the Paradiso Girls. And then it was time for the Paradiso Girls. When they appeared offstage, looking fly like models, the camera phones flashed like crazy. Let’s hope the fans caught the Girls then, because they definitely weren’t onstage long enough to book several shots. The Paradiso Girls were only booked to do 10 minutes, which is probably for the best, considering they only really have the one song. Actually, that’s not true — they opened with a song called Who’s My Bitch, off their yet-to-be released debut album, and it was a fairly danceable number. Certainly, the Paradiso Girls were into it — they strutted around in shorty-shorts and skintight pants, jutting their hips and whipping their locks and wiggling their fingers and … singing? Truthfully, I couldn’t really tell. It sounded a little pre-recorded to me, but then they got to Patron Tequila, the chorus to which goes, “I’ma have you SO! F—ED! UP!” That, I felt fairly certain they were singing, because everyone else in the bar was screaming those lyrics, and you’d really have to be lazy to be lip-synching at that point. And despite the fact that they only “sang” two songs, “lazy” is not a word I’d use to describe the hyper-toned Girls. At some point in the evening, as the Paradiso Girls hopped and strutted and conducted elaborate choreography with one another, it occurred to me what was happening: I was watching a girl group. This could have been a decade ago, and I could have been watching B*Witched or All Saints.

* Several parts of the text were cut off for not talking about the Paradiso Girls.

Pictures from The Kennedy (MQ) x8

Lil Jon has been laying low over the past couple years, but don’t count him out. The King of Crunk has spent his time touring and DJing around the world, while working on his long-awaited album Crunk Rock.

“A lot of my black folk come up and tell me, ‘Where you been? We miss you,’” says Jon, who has remained relatively absent from radio, aside from features on hits from Pitbull, LMFAO, and the Paradiso Girls. “I’m like, ‘I’m coming back. I got the shit coming.’”

* The rest of the interview was cut off for not talking about the Paradiso Girls.

The Paradiso were on August 14th performing on The Kennedy, Tampa – Florida and they performed with the new clothes, looked sexy, girls <3

• Unpredictable + Who’s My Bitch
• Patron Tequila

Review:

” The Paradiso Girls live in my hometown, they were literally 1 foot in front of me! it was a great show, even though they only sang two songs… V_V I had a blast!”

Thanks to zenki7831 for the videos and review

“Quest The Artist and The Paradiso girls are backstage in Oakland, California USA before The Paradiso Girls go onstage to sing their hit ” Patron Tequila” feat Lil’ John and Eve”

Pictures from the Road (MQ) x28