Billie Myers - You Send Me Flying

Review by Reme Alonso

Alright, let’s dive into Billie Myers’ You Send Me Flying album. Released back in '98, this one kinda flew under the radar for some folks but still hit all the right notes if you were into that mix of rock, pop, and alternative vibes. It’s got a little something for everyone—whether you’re more into indie rock or just craving some heartfelt singer-songwriter stuff. First off, let’s talk about the title track, “You Send Me Flying (Album Version).” Man, this song is like an emotional gut punch wrapped up in a catchy melody. The lyrics are raw and honest—you can tell Billie poured her soul into it. What sticks with me most is how relatable it feels. Like, we’ve all had those moments where someone just flips your world upside down, ya know? And she nails that feeling perfectly. Plus, there’s this cool balance between soft vulnerability and straight-up powerhouse vocals. You don’t forget it easily. Then there’s “Kiss The Rain (Tp2k Radio Remix).” Okay, so maybe remixes aren’t always my jam, but this one actually works. There’s something dreamy yet bittersweet about it. The beat gives it a bit more energy than the original, which makes it perfect for late-night drives when you’re lost in thought. Honestly, I remember humming this one on repeat during a road trip once—it’s one of those tracks that sneaks its way into your brain and refuses to leave. Not mad about it though. One thing that struck me about this album was how unapologetically real it feels. Back then, labels like Universal and Not On Label (Billie Myers herself) probably wanted to push her toward mainstream success, but you can hear the grit and heart behind every note. Whether you’re spinning it in the US, Europe, Australia, or the UK, it’s got universal appeal without losing its edge. Looking back now, it’s kinda wild to think about how music has changed since ‘98. Streaming didn’t exist, CDs ruled the game, and artists like Billie Myers were out here crafting albums that felt personal—not just playlists designed to rack up streams. Makes me wonder what gems from today will hold up 25 years from now. Anyway, give You Send Me Flying a spin if you haven’t already. Trust me, it’s worth it—even if only to hear Billie belt her heart out like nobody’s watching. Oh, and hey—fun fact: listening to this album might make you wanna call your ex. Don’t say I didn’t warn ya!

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Artist: Billie Myers
Album: You Send Me Flying

1998

Rating: 3.0

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Track	Duration	Preview
You Send Me Flying (Album Version)
You Send Me Flying	3:53
Kiss The Rain (Tp2k Radio Remix)	4:13
You Send Me Flying (Radio Mix)	3:49

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Catalog Numbers

SAM163CD
UND56220
UND 56225
WUND56220

Labels

Universal
Not On Label (Billie Myers)

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escuchar en línea
ouvir online
online anhören
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lyssna på nätet
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
online luisteren
lytte på nettet

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CD
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Notes

Taken From The Album "Growing Pains"
Plain gold-colored CD-R without any printing anywhere on the disc.
Cardboard Sleeve

Barcodes

Label Code: LC 1846
Barcode (Text): 6 01215 62202 7
Barcode: 601215622027
Barcode: 6 01215 62252 2

About Billie Myers

English rock singer-songwriter. She was born 14 June 1971, Coventry, West Midlands.

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: Billie Myers' album *You Send Me Flying*, released in 1998, had a track called "Kiss The Rain" that gained serious traction. It was remixed into a radio-friendly version, blending her edgy rock vibe with pop sensibilities. This remix helped the song reach wider audiences across the US, Europe, UK, and Australia. Not bad for an artist who started without a major label backing her at first!