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Disco Volante (known as No Feva, No Life!! for the digital release)[2] is the fourth studio album by Japanese-Colombian singer Lisa of the group M-Flo, which released on November 11, 2009.[3] The album was the final chapter in Lisa's "luxury disco" series, which started with the extended plays Ready to Disco (2008) and Got that Fever, (2008) and featured a primarily dance, house and electro-pop sound. The album's leading promotional song, "Falling for You...", saw Lisa reunited with her former bandmate Verbal from M-Flo.

Disco Volante
Studio album by Lisa
Released	November 11, 2009 (2009-11-11)
Recorded	2007-2009
Genre	electro pop pop house
Length	1:11:48
Language	Japanese, English
Label	Rhythm Zone
Producer	Lisa
Lisa chronology
Got that Fever (2008) Disco Volante (2009) Family (2012)
Singles from Disco Volante
"Falling for You..." Released: November 11, 2009[1]

Background and development

After releasing her greatest hits album Lisabest: Mission on Earth 9307 in June 2007 which chronicled Lisa's solo career away from M-Flo, Lisa began working on a series of dance music extended plays entitled the "luxury disco series", which focused on house, electro and disco music.[4][5] Originally the releases were intended to be three extended plays themed around different seasons of the year.[6] The first of these, Ready to Disco, was released in February 2008.[6] The second EP, Got that Fever, was led by the track "Leave", which was produced by Britney Spears collaborators Bloodshy & Avant.[5] It was released in August, and on September 9, 2008, Lisa performed at the El Divino club on Ibiza, in front of a crowd of 2,000 people.[7]

In late 2009, Lisa took part in M-Flo's 10th anniversary project. She recorded the song "Sound Boy Thriller" for the group's compilation album MF10: 10th Anniversary Best in October,[8] and performed during the M-Flo 10 Years Special Live "We Are One" special concerts, held on November 14 and 15 at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium.[9]

The album featured two songs each from the extended plays: "Leave" and "Other Side of Now" from Got that Fever, and "Crave" and "Send My Heart" from Ready to Disco, as well as a Japanese version of a song that Lisa released for the dance music compilation album House Nation: Beach '09 in July.[10][11] In addition to these songs, the album also featured four high-profile collaborations that featured Lisa as bonus tracks: "House Nation" (2008) from the dance project Ravex's album Trax,[12] "Fire Woo Foo Foo" from rapper Diggy-Mo''s album Diggyism (2009), "My One Star" from DJ Makai's album Stars, and "Sound Boy Thriller" from M-Flo's compilation album MF10: 10th Anniversary Best (2009).

Promotion and release

"Falling for You..." featuring Verbal from M-Flo was the leading promotional single from Disco Volante.[11] The song received a music video,[13] and enough radio airplay to reach number 54 on the Billboard Japan Adult Contemporary Airplay chart.[14] In addition to "Falling for You...", several songs were used in promotional campaigns. Three songs were used as TV Asahi television program theme songs: "Send My Heart" for the variety show G-Tech,[6] "Leave" for the variety show Kanzen Gekijō,[15] "Love" for the music program Future Tracks R,[11] "Traveler" was used as a commercial jingle for Mitsui Outlet Park,[11] while "Shake My Heart" was chosen as the TV jingle for the accessory brand Bliss Bear, after the album's release in December.[16]

Critical reception

CDJournal reviewers described the album as "composed entirely of eurobeat, upbeat positive tunes", and in particular praised the song "Alone", calling it "a precious ballad".[17]

Track listing

Charts

Charts (2014)	Peak position
Japan Oricon weekly albums[18]	146

Release history

Region	Date	Format	Distributing Label
Japan	November 11, 2009 (2009-11-11)[19]	CD	Rhythm Zone
	November 18, 2009 (2009-11-18)[2]	Digital download

References

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