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Album · 2004 · 2 Songs. Be Yourself (Reworked By Laurent Garnier). Avril/Laurent Garnier. 2. Be Yourself (Remixed By Broadcast).

Avril Lavigne made her first red carpet appearance in two years on Friday (Apr. 20), and confirmed to E! News some long-awaited details on her forthcoming sixth studio album. I mean, I always do, but this album is so different. Fans have been waiting over four years since Lavigne's 2013 self-titled album, but it's hard to blame her for the hiatus - she revealed her Lyme disease diagnosis back in 2015. She hinted to E! that the disease kept her not only out of the public eye, but made her slow to move forward with music.

B-Sides, also known as Let Go: B-Sides, is a promotional album by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne. It was published before debut album Let Go by Arista Records in 2002. The compilation contains demo and original tracks not included in the final Let Go release

Patti LaBelle's 1989 album, Be Yourself, boasts a bevy of the day's brightest songwriters and producers, including the ubiquitous Diane Warren, who penned the album's lead single, "If You Asked Me To," which several years later became a massive hit for Celine Dion.

Avril – Be Yourself (Remixes) An F-Communications favourite, Avril returns to the label armed with 2 new reworks of Be Yourself. Laurent Garnier and Broadcast are the remixes, but do they live up to expectations. The Laurent Garnier Remix is a mist confess, very disappointing. Grungy is probably the best word to describe it, and apart from a pretty nice baseline, the track really lacks any solid features. The beats are muddled, but not in a good way, and main guitar riffs are quite headache inducing. The Broadcast Remix is not quite that good either

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