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''Tigermouth'' (so named for the lead singer's unique canine teeth dentition) is the first solo studio album by singer-songwriter Kelli Ali released in 2003. Previously, Ali was the lead vocalist for Sneaker Pimps, a trip-hop group, who are best known for their 1996 hit single "6 Underground". Ali co-produced and co-wrote the album with internationally renowned producers, Rick Nowels and Marius de Vries. Singles released off the album include, "Kids", "Inferno High Love", and "Teardrop Hittin' The Ground". ==Overview== ''Tigermouth'' was recorded primarily in Los Angeles at the home studios of hit-making producer Rick Nowels. Nowels' knack with radio-friendly hooks and the sunny climate of L.A. clearly informed ''Tigermouth'', which is a bright, lush, and unabashedly pop-oriented record. ''Tigermouth'' stands in stark contrast to the moody, atmospheric sounds associated with Ali's Sneaker Pimps recordings. However, because of this new sound and her high-profile collaborators, some in the British press dismissed the album as a blatant grab for "mainstream" success. Ali herself responded to this criticism a year later on her website: ::''Nothing could have been further from my mind... For the sake of ease and sales, it is easier for the media to "understand" what it is they're selling but rest assured, I make music with all my heart and soul without any commercial interest what so ever () and I am glad that I made Tigermouth when and how and with whom I made it. The doubters may kiss my sorry ass.'' ''Tigermouth'' was not a commercial success upon its release, despite its radio-friendly disposition. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Tigermouth」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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