Awaken
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Awaken (Natalie Grant album)
Awaken is the fourth studio album by Christian artist Natalie Grant.
Singles
"Held" was the first single off of this album. It is one of Grant's most successful songs to date.
Track listing
Production, personnel and publishing
- Rob Graves, Paul Moak, Chris Graffagnino: Guitars; Joey Canaday: Bass; Shawn Pelton: Drums; Bernie Herms: Piano, keyboards and programming. Track 1 published by BanaHama Tunes/Word Music. Track 2 published by Nat In The Hat Music/The Loving Company/New Spring/Zomba Enterprises/Logansong Music/MGE Music. Track 5 published by Nat In The Hat Music/The Loving Company. Track 7 published by Nat In The Hat Music/The Loving Company/BanaHama Tunes/Word Music/WB Music Corp./Platinum Plow Music/Duchee Songs. Track 11 published by Nat In The Hat Music/The Loving Company/BanaHama Tunes/Word Music/Zomba Enterprises/Chalarite Music.
Awaken (film)
Awaken is a 2012 fantasy romance film written and directed by Daric Loo. The movie tells a story about love, loss, hope and dreams starring Corey Sevier and Jordan Ladd. "Awaken" premiered at the Newport Beach Film Festival, and was screened at the Catalina Film Festival, and The Feel Good Film Festival.
Plot
Alex's (Corey Sevier) mundane life is changed forever when he has a brief encounter with a mysterious woman named Rachel (Jordan Ladd). His hopes of running into her again are shattered when he learns that she was killed in an accident shortly after they had met. Feeling grief over what could have been, Alex falls asleep…and wakes up in her bed. She kisses him, telling him that she loves him. Alex wakes up from the vivid dream, desperate to find out more about her. Inspired by what he discovers, Alex's incredible journey weaves between dreams and reality in search of true love.
Cast
Dalia
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Dalia (Egyptian singer)
Dalia (داليا) is an Egyptian singer born in Al Mansoura, Egypt.
After being discovered by the Egyptian TV songwriter Jamal Salameh she sang as guest on several songs on Hameed Al-Shaeri's 1994 album Hodoa Moaqat (هدوء مؤقت) as a result of which she launched a solo career. Then came singles with Ehab Tawfeeq, Hameed Al-Shaeri again, and the Kuwaiti actor and singer Ahmad Johar. She also sang in the Egyptian musical El-Qods Ha Tergaa Lena. Her first album (1998) was well received but a second album (1999) failed to mark the move to a solo career.
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