Dian Díaz [Strip City]

Artist	Dian Diaz
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Strip City
Producer	Narada Michael Walden, Alex Norbert, Rodney "Cortada" Alejandro, Chris DeStefano
Release Date	2005
Song List	1: Remember How We Danced (3:18) 2: No More Tears (4:38) 3: Lay It on the Line (3:38) 4: Pot of Gold (3:25) 5: Colour Everywhere (4:17) 6: This Night (3:58) 7: Get with You (3:33) 8: Willing to Love (4:17) 9: Don't Touch Me There (4:58) 10: Just Ain't Feeling It (4:25)
Style.Categories	Contemporary R&B, Adult Contemporary

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The clever marketing line about Sin City goes, "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," but Dian Diaz -- a sensation on the Strip since she began headlining The Bellagio's prestigious Fontana Room in 1998 -- makes great strides toward becoming much more than a local legend with her impressive indie debut. The first single, the soulful and inspirational "Colour Everywhere" (which was co-written by famed pop songwriter Guy Roche) perfectly reflects the intense passion and energy that Diaz has put into a project whose powerful blend of Latin and pop influences are destined to set new trends in pop music. During her time as one of Las Vegas' premier, must-see club attractions, Diaz has endeared herself to numerous pop legends who have been literally blown away by her riveting performances with her 12-piece band. Everyone from R. Kelly to Bono has come up on-stage to sing duets. Another of her fans is her longtime idol Whitney Houston, who once came to check her out three nights in a row. With all the star magnetism, it's no surprise that Diaz was able to attract huge behind-the-scenes talent to work with her on her debut. Contributing songwriters include multiple Grammy award winner Narada Michael Walden and DJ Jazzy Jeff's crew out of Philadelphia. Diaz's main producer is Rodney Alejandro, whose credits include the theme song for Fox's The Shield and the theme song for CBS' Now and Again; he has also worked with the Temptations and Olga Tafton. Two tracks perfectly epitomize the balance of subtle romance and sexy salsa-flavored dance tunes; she gives Shakira a run for her money on the sizzling "Remember How We Danced" and "Get with You" and shows all the rich candlelit soul of Toni Braxton on the gracefully produced "No More Tears." ~ Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide