Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Stuck In A Groove
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Puretone Feat. Amiel - Kosheen - Missy Elliott music video Addicted To Bass - Hide U - Get Ur Freak On
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass (Different Gear Edit)
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass (Remix)
Puretone Feat. Amiel - Alice Deejay - Scott Michael Feat. Pepper MaShay music video Addicted To Bass (Different Gear Edit) - Better Off Alone (Extended Vocal Edit) - Let's Runaway
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass (Extended Version)
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Stuck In A Groove
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass (Remix)
Puretone Feat. Amiel - Kosheen - Missy Elliott music video Addicted To Bass - Hide U - Get Ur Freak On
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Dj Jose - Puretone Feat. Amiel - Armand Van Helden music video Stepping To The Beat (Dave MacDonald Remix) - Addicted To Bass (Different Gear Edit) - My, My, My (Breaks And Wizard Mix)
Amiel music video Love Song
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass
Amiel music video Love Song
Puretone Feat. Amiel music video Addicted To Bass (Remix)
Count Thierry Amiel among the myriad young singers launched to fame via the reality TV phenomenon of the early 21st century. Born October 18, 1982, in Bouches-du-Rhône, France, Amiel was studying psychology when he quit school to pursue a career in music. After auditioning unsuccessfully for the television amateur showcases Rêve d'un Soir and Popstars 2, in 2003 he was selected to compete in the first season of A la Recherche de la Nouvelle Star, the French spinoff of the international Pop Idol juggernaut. After narrowly avoiding elimination on the May 29 episode, Amiel gained momentum as a fan favorite and on the series' July 10 finale competed for top honors, ultimately losing out to Jonatan Cerrada. Amiel nevertheless landed a record deal with BMG International, issuing his debut LP, Paradoxes, in late 2003 and debuting at number three on the French pop charts on the strength of the debut single "Les Mots Bleus." His self-titled follow-up appeared three years later.
