1.) A Swedish dance sin… Read Full Bio ↴There are more than one artist by this name.
1.) A Swedish dance singer. a.k.a. Petra Marklund
2.) A progressive jazz / rock band from ex-Yugoslavia.
3.) An emo band from the 90's from California.
4.) A Doom/Death Metal band from Sweden
5.) Screamo band from Elkton, Maryland.
6.) A short-lived seventies rock band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1.) Petra Linnea Paula Marklund better known as September (born in Stockholm, Sweden on 12 September 1984) is a Swedish dance singer. Her mother is Slovenian and has a musical past and her Swedish father is a professor in space physics. She started recording music in studios at the age of 12. When she was 17, she sang in a rock band and gained a record deal. The songs were written and produced by Jonas von der Burg, Niclas von der Burg and Anoo Bhagavan.
In 2003, at the age of 18, she had her first hit in Sweden with La La La (Never Give It Up), which reached number eight in her homeland. The single was followed by We Can Do It, which became her second top ten hit. As a result of these two singles, her debut album was recorded and released in February 2004, along with the third single from the album, September All Over, which reached the number eight position as well.
It then stayed quiet for September until she broke the silence by releasing Satellites, as the first single from her second album In Orbit, which became her biggest hit to date. The song currently stands at number 139 in the Swedish All-time Bestperforming Singles Chart. Other singles that followed from the same album included Looking For Love, Flowers on the grave, Cry For You (which can now be considered her biggest worldwide hit to date).
In Poland September's second album, In Orbit, was released with new remixes and a DVD with music videos from the album. The album was well received there and peaked at number ten for two weeks, being certified Gold by selling over 10,000 copies.
2.) September (Slovenia, ex-Yugoslavia) was a progressive rock/jazz band active in the 70's. September was founded in 1975 by Tihomir Pop Asanovič and Janez Bončina - Benč. Asanovič had previously played in The Generals, Time, Pro arte and Jugoslovanska pop selekcija and issued two solo EPs, while Bončina was previously the guitarist and singer in Mladi levi, and later the singer in The Generals, Srce and Jugoslovanska pop selekcija, also writing songs.
The band mostly performed jazz rock. They represented the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in youth festivals in the USSR, East Germany and Cuba. Vedran Božić, a former guitarist in Time, sometimes performed at their concerts.
In the beginning of 1978, September toured the United States, where they recorded Domovino moja, their second LP, with lyrics by Asanovič and Bončina. The LP included songs that were closer to conventional rock music, with multiple vocal lines. The group disbanded on November 5, 1979 in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In 2003, the album The Best of September was released. The band reunited for a tour with concerts in Pula, Portorož and Maribor, finishing with a performance in Tivoli Hall in Ljubljana, where they were joined by the English group Deep Purple.
On March 30, 2012, the group reunited to perform a concert in Cankar Hall in Ljubljana.
3.) September was an emo band from the 90s. During the entire 8 month span of September's brief presence, the band only managed to play two real shows in their native San Jose, California. Along with the five songs that they recorded, September's demise in May of 1995 left a heartfelt taste of bleak, complex pop that would eventually be pigeonholed into the category of "emo." Not wanting the band to whither away into obscurity, Tree Records released four out of the five songs that would eventually make up the Erasmia Pulcella ten-inch released in 1996. The remanding track can be found on the Love is a Dog From Hell compilation which came out on England's Simba Records.
4.) September was a Doom/Death Metal band from Sweden who had a brief existence during the early 90s. They had one demo entitled "Time of Darkness" released in 1992.
5.) September from Elkton, Maryland. Bandcamp - http://septembermd.bandcamp.com/
6.) September was a short-lived (1970-1972) rock band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, founded by former members of Anno Nu and De Maskers. Fronted by guitarist, Jan de Hont (of ZZ & De Maskers fame), September released just three singles, including the (very) minor Dutch hit single, 'Little Sister' (1970).
Freaking Out
September Lyrics
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Yeah, yeah
I'm standing in the heart of nowhere,
Futility's forgotten soldier,
The days are getting dark and colder,
I don't know right from wrong,
Can't mend the things you haven't broken,
I wish I hadn't been to weak to cry
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm dying for life,
I don't care if you say it ain't right,
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm claiming my time,
Come on, if you're ready or not,
I'm freaking out
I'm freaking out, yeah
I'm screaming at the operator,
Just acting now and thinking later,
I tell the world I love to hate her,
I need to get it out,
I'm solid as a trail of vapor,
As heavy as a piece of paper,
But finally I'm strong enough to cry
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm dying for life,
I don't care if you say it ain't right,
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm claiming my time,
Come on, if you're ready or not,
I'm freaking out
I'm freaking out
Yeah, yeah
I think it's no good to be afraid,
Of all the mistakes that you wanna make,
I think it's no good to play it cool,
I'd rather be called a crying fool
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm dying for life,
I don't care if you say it ain't right,
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm claiming my time,
Come on
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm dying for life,
I don't care if you say it ain't right,
I'm freaking out, now,
I'm claiming my time,
Come on, if you're ready or not,
I'm freaking out
I'm freaking out
Yeah, yeah
I'm freaking out
The lyrics of "Freaking Out" by September convey a sense of desperation and confusion that is reflected in the title itself. The first verse sets the tone with the singer feeling lost and forgotten in the middle of nowhere. The second verse sees the singer struggling with anxiety and frustration, lashing out at the world and trying to make sense of their emotions. The chorus is a defiant statement, proclaiming their readiness to seize the day no matter what.
The phrase "freaking out" is repeated throughout the song, and its meaning shifts slightly with each appearance. At first, it seems to refer to the singer's sense of isolation and powerlessness, but by the end of the song, it has become a rallying cry for action and self-expression. The lyrics suggest that fear and indecision can hold us back, but that embracing our emotions and taking risks can lead to growth and freedom.
Overall, "Freaking Out" is a powerful reminder to live boldly and embrace our humanity, warts and all.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm freaking out
The singer is feeling overwhelmed and distressed.
I'm standing in the heart of nowhere
The singer feels lost and directionless.
Futility's forgotten soldier
The singer feels like they are fighting a losing battle and their efforts are in vain.
The days are getting dark and colder
The artist feels a sense of dread and impending doom.
I don't know right from wrong
The artist is feeling confused and unsure of what actions to take.
Can't mend the things you haven't broken
The singer is feeling insecure and like their actions can have negative consequences they can't prevent.
Can't close a door you've never opened
The singer feels like they can't move forward without taking a risk or trying something new.
I wish I hadn't been too weak to cry
The artist regrets not expressing their emotions sooner or more openly.
I'm dying for life
The artist craves excitement and passion in their life.
I don't care if you say it ain't right
The artist is willing to take risks and make mistakes regardless of outside opinions.
I'm claiming my time
The singer is taking control of their life and not letting others dictate their actions or emotions.
Come on, if you're ready or not
The artist is ready to take action and move forward, regardless of others' readiness or willingness to join them.
I'm screaming at the operator
The singer is feeling frustrated and angry, perhaps even lashing out at others.
Just acting now and thinking later
The singer is impulsive and not carefully considering the consequences of their actions.
I tell the world I love to hate her
The singer is projecting their negative emotions outward onto the world.
I need to get it out
The artist needs to express their emotions and release their pent-up feelings.
I'm solid as a trail of vapor
The artist feels insubstantial and unimportant.
As heavy as a piece of paper
The singer feels weighed down and burdened despite being frail and weak.
But finally I'm strong enough to cry
The singer is finally able to express their emotions in a meaningful way.
I think it's no good to be afraid
The artist believes that fear is a hindrance to living a fulfilling life.
Of all the mistakes that you wanna make
The artist believes that taking risks and making mistakes is necessary for personal growth and progress.
I think it's no good to play it cool
The artist believes that it is better to express one's true emotions rather than suppressing them in an attempt to appear calm or collected.
I'd rather be called a crying fool
The singer is willing to be vulnerable and emotional even if it goes against societal norms or expectations.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ANOO BHAGAVAN, JONAS VON DER BURG, NICLAS VON DER BURG
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agenius Luo
thanks for sharing ,, 好聽 ....
hgjf3
"September" is adapted trance dance
hgjf3
"Freak out" sounding like "I know what want" by DJ BOBO
Chelo Lima
Both are SO different xD
Stephanie Cabrera
September Freaking Out Dancing Shoes Full Album
Pride_Jayla
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