Last Colour of the Rainbow

Last Colour of the Rainbow (released in the United States as Last Color of the Rainbow, and informally known as LCOTR) is the debut album of Kuboian rapper Violet Stars. Released when she was only twelve years old, the album was executive produced by DJ Kubin. Lyrically, Last Colour of the Rainbow explores themes of social issues and teenage rebellion. The album received critical acclaim from music critics, and reached number one on the Karuboia albums chart in Kuboia, as well as charting significantly high in a selection of European countries.

In 2006, the album received a 'Gold' certification by the KSR in Kuboia, meaning the album has had over 500,000 sales in the country.

Singles

 * The album’s lead single, "Never Be Me", was released on 13th August, 2004. The song features Aourine Esthers.
 * The album’s second single, "Don't Worry", was released on 22nd October, 2004. The song features Kasie Heartberg.
 * The album’s third single, "Whether You'd Be", was released on 12th November, 2004.
 * "Guess My Name" was sent to European radio stations on 14th November, 2004, the same day as the album’s release, with the intention to promote the album.
 * Whilst not a single, "Bring Me Down" received significant airplay in the United Kingdom in July 2005 after the 7/7 London bombings, causing the song to enter the UK charts at #24.

Tracklist

 * 1) "Recreated Theme" (skit)
 * 2) "Never Be Me" (featuring Aourine Esthers)
 * 3) "Scared of You"
 * 4) "Whether You'd Be"
 * 5) "Guess My Name"
 * 6) "Come Out" (skit)
 * 7) "Don't Worry" (featuring Kasie Heartberg)
 * 8) "Around My Slum"
 * 9) "Bring Me Down"
 * 10) "Breathing Space" (skit)
 * 11) "Shut Up" (featuring Raddy Goodberry)
 * 12) "Francine"
 * 13) "Not Your Puppet" (featuring Missy Robins)
 * 14) "Come To Me (Hay-Yo)" (featuring Fly Hazle)
 * 15) "Fist for You"
 * 16) "Everyone, Everything, Everyday"