Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Wanderlust CD 2014 | Come Fight Your Corner | Wild Forever | Death of Love | Crystallise | Cooking Vinyl | Disco Pop | New & Sealed

Come Fight Your Corner. Sophie Ellis-Bextor — Wanderlust (2014). Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s fifth studio album — her most ambitious and personal — a lush orchestral disco-pop record featuring Come Fight Your Corner, Wild Forever, Death of Love and Crystallise — released on Cooking Vinyl and recorded with a full string orchestra. Disco pop / orchestral pop / dance pop from Hounslow, London, England. New & sealed.

Wanderlust — Most Searched Facts

• Come Fight Your Corner — the most searched track on Wanderlust — a rousing, orchestral anthem co-written by Sophie Ellis-Bextor — showcasing her evolution from pure dance-pop towards a more theatrical and personal songwriting style
• Wild Forever — the most searched Wanderlust ballad — a sweeping, string-laden track that became a fan favourite and a highlight of her live shows
• Wanderlust was Sophie’s first album released on Cooking Vinyl — an independent label — after leaving her major label deal — giving her greater creative control over her music for the first time — the most searched album context fact
• The album was recorded with a full string orchestra and features a deliberately cinematic, 1970s European disco-influenced sound — the most searched production fact
• Wanderlust reached number ten in the UK album chart in 2014 — a significant achievement for an independently released album — the most searched commercial fact

Kitchen Disco — Most Searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor Lockdown Fact

• During the Covid-19 lockdowns of 2020 Sophie Ellis-Bextor hosted a series of live-streamed kitchen discos from her home — playing disco and pop classics — watched by millions globally — the Kitchen Disco became one of the most celebrated cultural moments of the pandemic — the most searched Kitchen Disco fact
• The Kitchen Disco streams were initially intended as a one-off but continued weekly throughout the lockdown period — raising money for charity — the most searched Kitchen Disco longevity fact
• A Kitchen Disco album — featuring the songs she performed during lockdown — was released in 2020 and reached number two in the UK album chart — making it her highest-charting album — the most searched Kitchen Disco commercial fact
• Sophie also appeared on Strictly Come Dancing in 2023 — reaching the final — further cementing her cultural resurgence — the most searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor Strictly fact

Most Searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor Facts

• Sophie Ellis-Bextor born 10 April 1979 in Hounslow, London — her mother is television presenter Janet Ellis — former presenter of Blue Peter — the most searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor personal fact
• Murder on the Dancefloor (2001) — her most famous song — UK number two — co-written and produced by Spiller — famously used in the closing scene of the film Saltburn (2023) directed by Emerald Fennell — the scene made the song go viral again 22 years after its release — the most searched Murder on the Dancefloor fact
• She first came to prominence as the vocalist on Spiller’s Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love) in 2000 — which reached UK number one — defeating Victoria Beckham’s solo debut Out of Your Mind for the top spot in one of the most memorable chart battles of the era — the most searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor debut fact
• Her father Richard Ellis-Bextor directed many classic British music videos and was involved in television production — the most searched family background fact
• She is married to Richard Jones — bass player of The Feeling — and they have five sons together — the most searched Sophie Ellis-Bextor relationship fact

Frequently Asked Questions

• What film used Murder on the Dancefloor? — Saltburn (2023) directed by Emerald Fennell — closing scene — the song went viral again 22 years after release — the most searched question
• Who is Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s mother? — Janet Ellis — former Blue Peter presenter — the most searched family question
• What was Groovejet? — Spiller featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor — UK number one 2000 — beat Victoria Beckham’s Out of Your Mind — the most searched debut question
• Did Sophie do Strictly? — Yes — 2023 — reached the final — the most searched Strictly question
• What was Kitchen Disco? — Weekly live-streamed home disco during Covid-19 lockdown 2020 — watched by millions — led to a UK number two album — the most searched Kitchen Disco question

Track Listing

• Come Fight Your Corner
• Wild Forever
• Death of Love
• Crystallise
• Wanderlust
• Gravity
• When You Were Young (Love This Life)
• Come What May (from Moulin Rouge)
• Starlight
• Until the Stars Die
• The Deer & the Wolf
• Go

Album Details

• Artist: Sophie Ellis-Bextor
• Album: Wanderlust
• Year: 2014
• Format: CD
• Label: Cooking Vinyl
• EAN / Barcode: 5060243320766
• Condition: New & Sealed

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