Debbie Harry - Two Times Blue Video

Debbie Harry
Two Times Blue
Video

Singer, songwriter, performer and icon, Deborah Harry releases her brand new solo album 'Necessary Evil' on September 17th 2007 on Eleven Seven Music.

Her first solo album for fourteen years 'Necessary Evil' is simply a tour de force, harking back to the Lower East Side groove that propelled Blondie to enduring global success. 'Necessary Evil' is preceded by the single 'Two Times Blue' a perfect slice of guitar-driven power pop/rock that only Ms Harry could deliver - showing us that on 'Necessary Evil' she's at her delicious best.

The ultimate pop-rock, new wave diva, Debbie Harry set the mold, incorporating everything she learned from cultural pioneers like Andy Warhol, Giorgio Moroder and Fab Five Freddy into her fashion, look and, most importantly, sound. Before there was Madonna and Gwen Stefani, Debbie Harry created herself as the ultimate blonde pin-up icon, a blueprint countless others have acknowledged and taken their inspiration from.

On the new album, she collaborates with a diverse range of musical partners including edgy young New York production team Super Buddha, Jazz Passengers' Roy Nathanson and Bill Ware, the Toilet Boys' Guy Furrow and longtime collaborator Chris Stein.

'Necessary Evil' showcases all of Deborah Harry's many musical styles, ranging from cool dance-floor rhythms, to the pop-rock style of 'Two Times Blue', to the Spector girl group sound of 'If I Had You' and the torchy noir David Lynch-meets-Brecht-Weill of 'Charm Alarm'. In all, it manages to combine all the sides of Deborah's personality, from sex symbol to playful tease, from cheeky bravado to aching vulnerability, in short, not just a look back, but a step forward.

For Debbie Harry, making 'Necessary Evil' was something she had to do. As in 'Deep End' she doesn't just dip her toe in the water, but goes in head-first.