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She started her career as a singer in the acid jazz band Crisp in the mid-1990s in Adelaide.

In 1997, when Crisp disbanded, she released her debut studio album titled OnlySee in Australia, but it did not sell well.

Biography Famous Australian singer Sia (full name Sia Kate Isobelle Furler) started her music career in Australian acid jazz band Crisp, and then, after leaving the group, she released her own solo album OnlySee in 1997.

But all Sias acts were unsuccessful until she moved to the United Kingdom and signed to the Sony Music sub-label DancePool.

With the help of major label she recorded second solo album, Healing Is Difficult (2000), an eclectic mix of RB and jazz (and the song Taken For Granted contained a sample from Prokofievs Dance of the Knights).

Sia received wide popularity ironically, not exact for her music, but for remix of the song Little Man by Wookie it became a huge club hit and led many people to discover her music.

At the same time, Healing Is Difficult received wide critical acclaim and led to Furler being hailed as the next Lauryn Hill or Nelly Furtado by critics.

After her conflict with record label, Sia left Sony Music and signed with Go Beat Records, a subsidiary of UMG.

Sia release single entitled Dont Bring Me Down, and then she recorded her third album Colour The Small One (it was released in 2004 in Europe and USA) it was a downtempo record, in which Sia employed a mixture of acoustic instruments and electronic backing in her material, which led to comparisons to artists such as Dido and Sarah McLachlan.

The disk became popular with singles Breathe Me, Where I Belong (was earmarked to appear on the soundtrack of the film Spider-Man 2) and The Bully (a collaboration with American musician Beck Hansen).

In 2005, Sia parted ways with Go Beat Records too, disappointed at the companys poor promotion of the album, and its failure to bring Colour The Small One to the US.

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The album was released in the United States by Astralwerks, which licensed track Breathe Me for the television series Six Feet Under.

She toured the U.S.

In addition to her solo career, Sia provided vocals for pop-band Zero 7 on their hit singles Destiny and Distractions from their debut album Simple Things.

She sang for their second album When It Falls, and their third album The Garden too.

Sia also recorded a cover version of Radioheads Paranoid Android, which appeared on the tribute album Exit Music: Songs with Radio Heads in 2006 (this track appeared in a teen drama The O.C.).

On April 3, 2007, Sias third LP Lady Croissant was released, consisting of 8 live songs and 1 new studio track.

It was followed by Sias four-song EP Day Too Soon in November.

In January of 2008, Sias fourth album Some People Have Real Problems was released.

Sia also announced her plans to form a duet with singer Katie Noonan, a member of Brisbane-based band George.

Two years later the artist released her new long play We Are Born (2010), which turned out to be more dynamic than its predecessor.

The record got excellent reviews from the experts, who also noted the highest level of that studio attempt and at ARIA Music Awards We Are Born was nominated in the category Album Of The Year.

That fact definitely says a lot about both the singers performance skills and the quality of the presented material.

Studio Albums We Are Born Sias fifth album We Are Born consists of vivid danceable compositions almost entirely, and they are so pretty and magnetic that it may seem like she has never sung sad ballads at all Some People Have Real Problems On her third creation Some People Have Real Problems Sia has once again outdone herself recording a collection of pop songs of varied moods, some of which could be heard on her EPs, and demonstrating the best of her vocal capacity 8 Singles 1 Compilation albums 1 Lives 1.

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