Historical music archive
UEG Music news archive: February 2001
UEG Music news archive from February 2001: Codajas video production, Naked Soul, Julie Christensen and the proposed Raydar single in their original context.
Source capture: 20 February 2001 · Announcement index
Independently compiled by the current site operator on 28 September 2026 from the earlier music website. This is not a republication of the original text or an endorsement of today’s product by the artists or their estates.
Announcements in a February 2001 capture
This page indexes news preserved by that capture, not current releases. The capture supplies a latest-known date for the visible announcements, not a precise publication date for each item. Claims about sales certifications are not repeated without independent certification evidence.
[1]The Naked Soul context
The original announcement connects the album’s recording period to the end of Jones’s television musical-direction work in March 1998. It names guest singers Arnold McCuller, Zachary Pugh, Lynne Fiddmont Lindsay and Portia Griffin on individual pieces. The current album catalog supplies a separate, verified 1999 release reference.
[1][2]Documented announcements
“Announced” and “proposed” preserve the original status; they are not assertions that every planned release occurred.
| Subject | What the historical item says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Codajas video | A 1999 Rio shoot with Davide; editing in West Palm Beach | [1] |
| Julie Christensen | An upcoming CD was to include Pretend I’m Your Girlfriend, co-written with Jones | [1] |
| Raydar featuring Zachary Pugh | Reach for a Star was announced as a forthcoming dance single | [1] |
| Naked Soul | The second solo project and its guest performers | [1] |
| Kate Ceberano | Bedroom Eyes identified as a Jones / Sami McKinney composition | [1] |
Sources & original documents
- News page, 20 February 2001
Original page capture; the capture date is not necessarily its publication date.
- Naked Soul on Apple Music
Album-specific record checked 28 September 2026: 15 June 1999, 11 tracks; phonogram line uegmusic.com.