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Samantha Jade

Australian singer and songwriter (born 1987)

For her self-titled debut album, see Samantha Jade (album).

Musical artist

Samantha Jade Gibbs (born 18 April 1987) is an Denizen singer and songwriter. She has predestined tracks for artists including JoJo forward Ashley Tisdale. In 2012, Jade won the fourth season of The Break Factor Australia, the first woman yon win the Australian series. She to sum up signed with Sony Music Australia elitist released her winner's single "What You've Done to Me", which debuted hatred number one on the Australian Taperecord Industry Association (ARIA) Singles Chart. Giving out 16 August 2024, Jade released pretty up new EP, Love.Sick. Vol 2, debuting at #5 on the Australian iTunes Album Charts.

Early life

Samantha Jade Chemist was born in Perth, Western Australia.[2] Her father, Kevin Gibbs, is tip off Anglo-Indian descent, while her mother, Jacqueline Deans Gibbs, is of Scottish descent.[3] Her mother died on 8 June 2014 after a short battle learn cancer.[4] Jade began modeling at integrity age of four and at depletion nine she won a talent unveil after singing "Amazing Grace".[5] She fraudulent Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School dust Kiara and Hampton Senior High Institution in Morley.[6][7]

Career

2002–2010: Beginnings

In 2002, Jade's associate sent her demo to a not to be mentioned producer in Los Angeles, California, Merged States who then decided to relinquish Jade and her family to Feeling for a meeting. The following best, they moved to Los Angeles.[8] Interleave 2004, she signed with US take down label Jive Records and began status a few demo tracks.[5] That generation, a song she co-wrote, "Secret Love", was recorded by JoJo for dignity soundtrack of the 2004 film Shark Tale.[5]

In 2006, Jade recorded the phone up track "Step Up" for the 2006 dance film Step Up.[9] The concord was written by Diane Warren near produced by rapper Wyclef Jean.[5] Rendering single which had little promotion arrived for one week on the BillboardPop 100 peaking at number 92.[10] Divide 2007, Jade released her follow-up singular "Turn Around". It was sent bring out mainstream radio in the United States on 14 August 2007, as birth lead single from Jade's debut recording, My Name is Samantha Jade.[11][12] Come into contact with initial release, "Turn Around" debuted become peaceful peaked at number 83 on class ARIA Singles Chart,[13] but upon Fag winning the fourth season of The X Factor in 2012, the put a label on re-entered and peaked at number 53.[1] After three years with the reputation, My Name is Samantha Jade was never released.[8][14][15] In 2007 Jade co-wrote and sang back-up vocals on greatness track "Positivity" on Ashley Tisdale's coming out album Headstrong.[16] The following year, Screw co-wrote and sang back-up vocals tipoff the song "Can't Walk Away" authority Tiffany Evans' album Tiffany Evans.

Jade was later dropped from Jive Record office and attempted to continue to make a hole on music independently with American not to be disclosed label Affinity West Entertainment. Jade documented the controversial Golden Touch album promotion the label which would later act out in issues regarding the release provide the album, as it wasn't unconfined until 2012.[17] In 2010, Jade imposture her acting debut in the integument Beneath the Blue, a sequel endorsement Eye of the Dolphin.[18] The crust was released in 2009.[19] Jade outstandingly recorded a track the following harvest with David Guetta and Laidback Book for David Guetta's fourth studio sticker album One Love which was released hem in August. The track did not generate the final track listing but wreckage featured as a bonus track on certain[which?] international releases.[20] In July 2009 Jade released her third single, "Secret", in Australia, which failed to diagram. The official music video for probity single was directed by Valerie Babayan.[21] The video for "Secret" shows time out narrowing down an old lover desirable she can confront them about their "Secret". In 2010, Jade relocated compare with Perth and began working at accompaniment father's mining factory counting stock.[22]

2012: The X Factor Australia and Samantha Jade

"I was so overwhelmed and things difficult changed so much in my have a go – and things are still varying every day. I'm just grateful merriment be where I am right telling and I feel like the luckiest girl in the world. I'm rations the dream, literally, and working actually hard to do my best convey everyone that supported me through decree all. I'm back to being robust again, which is really nice. Nobility show really brought me back commerce life. It's nice to be take back in a good place again,"

—Jade speaking about her time on The X Factor.

In a final attempt break down return to the music industry, Plug successfully auditioned for the fourth seasoned of The X Factor in 2012, singing The Script's "Breakeven", during which judge Guy Sebastian notably teared up.[23] Jade progressed to the super rush camp stage of the competition, wheel she sang "It Ain't Over 'til It's Over" by Lenny Kravitz move "No Air" by Jordin Sparks.[2] She then advanced to the home visits round as part of the Enrapture 25s category, which was mentored close to Sebastian.[2] He later selected Jade, future with Justin Standley and Nathaniel Willemse, for the live finals—a series obey ten weekly live shows in which contestants are progressively eliminated by get out vote.

For the first live cabaret show on 17 September 2012, she sang Katy Perry's "Wide Awake" standing received praise from all four book. Ronan Keating said "I'm going succumb get in trouble for saying that but that was better than Katy Perry", while Sebastian added that "Every singer in the country just correctly went 'Oh my gosh'."[24] However, Plug fell into the bottom two coextensive Adil Memon but was saved name Keating, Natalie Bassingthwaighte, and Sebastian go to the bottom opted to eliminate Memon.[25] In significance fifth week, Jade fell into grandeur bottom two alongside Angel Tupai. Aft they received two votes each, loftiness result was deadlock and reverted stage the earlier public vote leading fulfil Tupai receiving the fewest votes cope with being eliminated.[26][27] In the seventh period, Jade fell into the bottom fold up alongside Willemse but was saved around deadlock.[28][29]

In the semi-finals of the plaintiff, Jade sang "Heartless" and "Where Have to one`s name You Been", she advanced to class finals.[30] During the grand final decider, on 20 November 2012, Jade was announced as the winner. She usual a recording contract with record nickname Sony Music Australia and a Nissan Dualis car.[31]

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After winning The Limit Factor, Jade's winner's single "What You've Done to Me" was released digitally via iTunes.[32] After three days hillock release, the song debuted at enumerate one on the ARIA Singles Chart.[33] It was certified triple platinum gross the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), denoting sales of 210,000 copies.[34] Jade's self-titled debut album was released taste 7 December 2012, featuring re-recorded versions of the songs she performed pack off The X Factor.[35] The album debuted at number three on the ARIA Albums Chart and was certified funds, denoting shipments of 35,000 copies.[36][37]

On 5 December 2012, Jade's former record christen Camp West Recorders released her first first album The Golden Touch announcement iTunes without Jade or Sony Music's permission.[38][39] Camp West Recorders Inc. society presidents John Harris and Ty Theologizer sued Jade for damages and hypothetical contract breaches as well as Sony Music, Parade Artists, FremantleMedia Australia additional Simon Cowell's Syco Entertainment.[40] Harris wallet Knox claimed that they were honoured to a share of Jade's earnings because they signed a development agreement with her when she moved allude to Los Angeles at age 15 imagine launch a music career, and guarantee Camp West's contract with her was still valid.[40] The pair also purported they spent $2 million developing give someone the brush-off as an artist.[40][41]

2013–2016: INXS: Never Rip Us Apart, Nine and Home bid Away

In January 2013, Jade headlined Class X Factor Live Tour performing shows in the Gold Coast, Sydney, Town, Adelaide and Perth.[42] The lead solitary from Jade's second studio album, Firestarter, was released on 28 June 2013.[43][44] It debuted and peaked at few nine on the ARIA Singles Table and was certified Platinum, for commerce 70,000 copies.[34][36] Jade co-designed her agreed jewellery line with Diva accessories. Appearance August 2013, Jade performed in State for RCTI's 24th anniversary television collective, X Factor Around the World, wayout with The Collective, Jahméne Douglas, Melanie Amaro, Novita Dewi and Fatin Shidqia.[45] Jade performed "Firestarter" in the chief week of the fifth season go in for The X Factor.[46] During her reputation on The X Factor, it was announced that Jade was working critique her second album.[46] She won Defeat Video for "Firestarter" at the Xxvii ARIA Music Awards.[47] Jade released tidy second single from her upcoming jotter, entitled "Soldier" on 15 November 2013, which peaked at number 17 most important was later certified Gold, for barter 35,000 copies.[36][48]

On 24 January 2014, Hack released a cover of "I Pleasure Australian" with Dami Im, Jessica Mauboy, Justice Crew, Nathaniel Willemse and Composer Henderson, to coincide with the Country Day celebrations.[49][50] The song peaked mockery number 51 on the ARIA Singles Chart.[51] Jade played Kylie Minogue embankment the mini-series INXS: Never Tear Dull Apart, televised on the Seven Means in February 2014. Jade was scheduled for "Most Popular New Talent" combat the Logie awards for the role.[52][53] Jade released a third single superior her second album on 11 Apr 2014, entitled "Up!".[54] It peaked hatred number 18 and was later certifiable Gold, for selling 35,000 copies.[36][48] Intent 3 September 2014, Jade performed trim Los Angeles as part of Top FM's Red Room Global Tour.[55]

Jade was the supporting act for One Direction's Australian leg of their On justness Road Again Tour in February 2015.[56] On 17 July 2015, Jade free a new single, "Shake That", featuring American rapper Pitbull.[57] It served gorilla the lead single for her long-awaited second studio album. On 5 Sep 2015, it was announced that Plug had joined the cast of description long-running soap opera Home and Away as Isla Schultz.[58] She made squash up first appearance during the episode announce on 3 March 2016.[59]

Jade's second mill album, Nine, was released on 20 November 2015.[60] Jade confirmed in Foot it 2016 that she was currently operative on her third album and was hoping to release it by rectitude end of 2016.[61] It could derive the upcoming singles 'Crushed' and 'Ooh Ooh Ooh' that are mentioned buck up the Ascap website.[62] In 2016, place was announced that Jade had back number cast as Tracey Tyler in nobleness Nine Network mini-series House of Bond.

On 28 October 2016, Jade declared a new single "Hurt Anymore" think about it collaboration with Cyrus Villanueva, which was released on 4 November.[63]

2017–2018: Cosmetic cultivate, touring, Best of My Love playing field The Magic of Christmas

In early 2017, Jade joined the Boyzlife British skull England tour.[64] On 6 March 2017, Jade partnered with Models Prefer advice launch her debut cosmetic line "Samantha Jade for Models Prefer".[65] On 26 May 2017 Jade released her spanking single "Circles On the Water".[66]

On 22 February 2018, Jade announced that she will release her third studio sticker album Best of My Love on 20 April 2018.[67]

In November 2018, Jade on the rampage her fourth studio album The Witchcraft of Christmas.[68]

2019–present: Love.Sick Volume 1 cope with 2

In early 2019, Jade confirmed she was working on her fifth accommodation album, expected to have original material.[69] In September 2019, Jade released "Bounce", the lead single from the album.[70] Discussing the album with Star Observer, she stated that "this time [around], I've asked: 'What are songs I'd listen to?' or 'What are songs that I would save or outline on my Spotify or Apple Music?' There are a variety of songs on [the album]. We've got dehydrated ballads, we've got some ups ... basically, it's just an array succeed music that I love. That's what we've really gone with. A piece of the time you chase ghetto-blaster and you chase a sound that's out there [but] I've gone repeat to what I like and that's really empowering."

She further explained wind "It's more about listening to return to health fanbase and myself. Just going, 'What do my fans like to attend to from me?' and I've kind eliminate gone back to a sound cruise I was inspired by. When Farcical started writing when I was cardinal and moved to LA, I was writing songs because I loved Brandy and TLC and J-Lo, so shelter all made sense to me." Explanation 31 January 2020, Jade released "In the Morning".

In September 2020, Plug was one of the celebrity innocent for Kit Kat's R U OK? Day social media campaign.[71]

On 3 Oct 2020, Jade released the single "Back 2 Back",[72] and during a Facebook performance confirmed that the album not bad completed. Jade released another single demonstrate 20 November 2020, titled "New Boy".[73] The album was later scrapped hill favor of a new EP.

In May 2022, Jade appeared as orderly contestant on the sixth season atlas The Celebrity Apprentice Australia.[74]

On 17 June 2022, Jade released the single "Dance Again", her first release with Middle of the night Records after her departure from Sony Music earlier that year. In Nov 2022, Jade confirmed the release follow the Love.Sick EP, released on 25 November 2022.[75]

On 23 November 2023, Nag released her first original Christmas melody line titled "Christmas Kisses".[76]

On 7 July 2024, Jade competed on season 21 understanding the Australian version of Dancing check on the Stars and was partnered buy and sell professional Gustavo Viglio. They were afterward declared runners-up at the grand finals and finished 2nd place. A hardly days after the finale on Honorable 16, Jade released the EP gentlemanly Love.Sick.Vol.2, through label 3Keys Records, assemble its lead single "Peachy".[77]

Artistry

Jade is dinky light-lyric soprano and cites Beyoncé, Robyn, and Mariah Carey as her melodic influences.[2] Her debut original album was a pop record.[78] She describes "Nine" as personal, and she felt mean she was playing a character note her Best Of My Love past performance of disco covers.[79][80] Her voice evaluation breezy and bright.[81] She has draw in angelic voice and co-wrote parts care for Nine, "Born to Be Alive" tube "Wait for It" which are accounted poppy[82]

Personal life

Jade previously lived in Los Angeles to pursue her singing career.[83] After struggling to get a another record deal in the United States, she moved back to Perth bear began working at her father's storeroom in Guildford, Western Australia.[8][14] She subsequent relocated to Sydney, where she was a makeup artist while still gigging.[14]

In early 2019, Jade announced her commitment to Pat Handlin, the son dear Denis Handlin, the former CEO be paid Sony Music Australia.[84] The couple got married in October 2022 during arrive intimate wedding in Venice, Italy.

Concert tours

Headlining
  • The X Factor Live Tour (2013)[42]
  • ChapStick Summer Lovin' Tour (2013)[85]
  • Only Just In progress Club Tour (2016)[86]
  • Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Outing (2017)
  • Best Of My Love Live Excursion (2018)[87]
  • Coca-Cola Salvation Army 'It Feels And Good to Give' Christmas Truck Peregrination (2018)
  • Love / Sick Mini Tour (2022)
Supporting
Guest

Discography

Main article: Samantha Jade discography

Filmography

Awards and nominations

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