Andreea Balan Drops "Crazy About You" Video

One year after Trippin's dominating Romanian music charts, Romanian pop singer Andreea Balan comes back and just released a sexy music video for her latest song "Crazy About You" and has a great sound! The singer had a massive hit last year with "Trippin'" and this clip has a similar titillating feel. The "Crazy About You" was written and produced by some of Romania's hottest hitmakers, including Sunrise Inc.
"It's a cheerful love song and I hope it will go to people' souls; a lyrical track on fresh beats, in which, of course, I find myself," says Balan on her website. "Crazy About You" will be featured on her next album, which is set to be launched this year. "I'm not an oblivious person I'm just absentminded... lucky for me I always have my parents around. It happened many times to become hoarsed just before a show but every time I tried to give another vocal timbre to my voice so nobody could see it."
Born on June 23, 1984 in Ploiesti, Romania, the Trippin songstress began singing at the age of 10. Her father helped her to choose this field of activity, as at that time he has been the member of a Romanian act "Asemeni voua" (Like you). Initially, her father was composing music, with which Balan debuted on the big scene. Her first appearance on TV was at the age of 11 during a kids show on TV called "Ba Da Ba Nu." In 1997 she releases her first album produced by Sandel Balan. Balan rose to national fame as a member of girl duo "Andre" in 1998 when she receives the International Award "Mica Printesa" by Emil Constantinescu, who was The President of Romania.
Balan is one of the few artists making a real show when performing on a stage. Her rhythmic melodies, different dance styles and the variety of her dressing are the ingredients of a dynamic acting that makes the crowd go up. Her debut album was named "La Intalnire" and it was launched in May, 1999 and had been already sold in over 50,000 pieces. Balan and her best friend Andreea Antonescu initiated the act "Andre," released seven albums, for which received five platinum CDs and one gold CD. In 2002, she parted ways with Antonescu, pursuing a solo career and released four solo albums.