21st Century Fox (album)
album of British model-turned-singer Samantha Fox
21st Century Fox is the fifth studio album by the English model-turned-singer Samantha Fox. The Eurodance-pop album was released by Ichiban Records in 1997. The title is a play on major film studio 20th Century Fox.
At the time of the album's release, the studio's parent company was News Corporation, although in 2013 it became part of a new parent company with the same name as this album (21st Century Fox).
Background
After a six-year hiatus, Samantha Fox returned to the studio to record her fifth album, 21st Century Fox. She had a new look and a new style in music. In fact, this album focused on the dance genre and was a big hit in clubs around Europe. The first song released was "Deeper", which was unsuccessful, though receiving a lot of airplay. She released her first single, "Let Me Be Free", which marked a comeback for her, charting in some European countries. The video shows Fox in the box ring with a male lover.
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