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Ally Burnett
Ally Burnett is an American pop and rock singer/songwriter best known for song placements on MTV shows such as ''Jersey Shore'', her theme song for 'The Seven' and her lawsuit against Carly Rae Jepsen and Owl City for their song "Good Time". The solo artist once went under the stage name Ally Cupcake.
==Career==
Before breaking off as a solo artist in 2009, Burnett fronted power-pop groups such as Atlanta based band The Soundtrack. Her first solo release was her 2009 EP titled ''Talk of the Town'', which was produced by former A Day to Remember band member Tom Denney. In 2010, Burnett began working with producer Rob Freeman (former guitarist of Hidden in Plain View). Together, they created ''The Takeover'' EP, which was released on April 6, 2010. After going under the name Ally Cupcake for several years, she dropped the "Cupcake" and started using her real surname.
In December 2010 and January 2011, Burnett released three new singles, also known as ''The Heartbreaker Sampler'': "Heartbreaker", "It's Not Me (It's You)" and "If We're Being Honest". In 2012, Burnett released the five-song EP, ''So Close. So Far.'' produced by Rob Freeman. The EP features the anti-bullying song "We're All the Same". In November 2013, Burnett released yet another five-song EP, ''27''.
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