Gina G singles discography

I Belong To You was released in October 1996 as the follow up to Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit and was her first release to be produced by Metro who would produce the majority of her singles. The video featured Gina dressed as a genie in a lamp. The song spent two weeks in the UK Top 10 peaking at number 6 and spending a further 9 weeks in the Top 75[1] (and a further 9 weeks in the Top 200.[2] The song also reached the Top 40 in Australia, Sweden, Finland and Ireland.

UK: CD Maxi (WEA081CD)[3]

1. I Belong To You (Radio Edit) (3:19)
2. I Belong To You (12" Extended Mix) (5:46)
3. I Belong To You (Hysteric Ego Vocal Mix) (6:11)
4. I Belong To You (Matt Darey Mix) (6:56)
5. I Belong To You (Phat 'N' Phunky Club Mix) (7:42)
6. I Belong To You (Hysteric Ego Dub) (6:11)

UK: Limited Edition CD Maxi (WEA081CDX)

1. I Belong To You (Radio Edit) (3:19)
2. Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit (Eurovision Version) (3:02)
3. Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit (Karaoke Version) (3:02)
4. Gina Interview (14:06)

Other versions:

• I Belong To You (DJ Tonka's Expect The Unexpected Mix) (7:28) - from UK promotional 12"

Fresh! was the third single by Gina G and released shortly before the parent album Fresh!. One of the CD releases contained an album teaser narrated by Mark Goodier.[4] The song was Gina's third Top 10 hit, entering the UK charts at #6. Fresh! spent 7 weeks in the Top 75 and a further 6 weeks in the Top 200.[2] The song was also a Top 30 hit in Ireland and Australia.

UK: CD Maxi (WEA095CD)[4]

1. Fresh! (Metro Radio Version) (3:43)
2. Fresh! (Bayside Boys Radio Edit) (3:20)
3. Fresh! (Bayside Vocal Club Mix) (4:14)
4. Album Teaser (2:38)

UK: CD Maxi (WEA095CDX)

1. Fresh! (Metro Radio Version) (3:43)
2. Fresh! (Apollo 440 Remix) (7:53)
3. Fresh! (Phat 'N' Phunky Refreshed Dub) (6:32)
4. Fresh! (Apollo 440 Instrumental) (7:55)
5. Fresh! (Bayside Boys Dub) (3:42)

Other versions:

• Fresh! (Phat 'N' Phunky Vocal Club Mix) (7:12) - from UK promotional 12"

Ti Amo was the fourth single by Gina G and the first to be released after the release of her debut album Fresh!. The song would be Gina's first release to miss the UK Top 10, entering at #11. The song spent 5 weeks in the UK Top 75 and a further 7 in the Top 200.[2]

UK: CD Maxi (WEA0107CD1)

1. Ti Amo (Metro Radio Version) (2:52)
2. Ti Amo (Metro Extended Mix) (4:21)
3. Ti Amo (Bayside Boys Club Mix) (5:34)
4. Ti Amo (Metro's 'Summer Of Love' Club Mix) (5:51)
5. Ti Amo (Basstown Vocal Club Mix) (5:18)
6. Ti Amo (Basstown Euro Flamenco Mix) (3:31)
7. Ti Amo (Handbaggers Mix) (7:22)

UK: CD Maxi (WEA107CD2)

1. Ti Amo (Trouser Enthusiasts' Schoolboy Crush Mix) (10:05)
2. Ti Amo (Phat 'N' Phunky Club Mix) (9:04)
3. Ti Amo (Red Hand Gang Dub) (7:20)
4. Ti Amo (Andy And The Lamboy Mastermix) (6:41)
5. Ti Amo (Bluehead Special Mix) (6:40)

Other versions:

• Ti Amo (Andy & The Lamboy Dub Mix) (6:09) - from the UK promotional 12"
• Ti Amo (Andy & The Lamboy Strip Dub Mix) (6:09) - from the UK promotional 12"

Gimme Some Love was the fifth single release by Gina G (though the catalogue number indicates it may have been planned to be released ahead of Ti Amo) and was the second single to be released in the US. The second UK CD release contained remixes of Higher Than Love, a Motiv8 produced song from the Fresh! album, which had previously been released on promotional vinyl. The song peaked at #25 (her last Top 40 hit) spending just two weeks in the UK Top 75 and a further three weeks in the Top 200.[2] In the US, the song peaked at #46.

UK: CD Maxi (WEA0101CD1)

1. Gimme Some Love (Radio Edit) (3:31)
2. Gimme Some Love (Metro's Extended Eurobeat Mix) (5:47)
3. Gimme Some Love (Hysteric Ego "Rahh Mix") (6:45)
4. Gimme Some Love (Andy & The Lamboy Mix) (7:05)
5. Gimme Some Love (Fitch Bros. Exit Boston) (8:36)

UK: CD Maxi (WEA101CD2)

1. Gimme Some Love (Album Version) 3:30
2. Higher Than Love (Motiv8 Pumptronic 12" Mix) (6:48)
3. Higher Than Love (Motiv8 Steinway Mix) (7:34)
4. Higher Than Love (Rhythm Masters Mix) (5:43)

Other versions:

• Gimme Some Love (Gimme Some Dub (Stewman's Edit)) (6:46) - from the US release
• Gimme Some Love (Fitch Bros. Symphony No. 4 In B Flat Minor) (10:20) - from the US release
• Gimme Some Love (Fitch Bros. Exit Boston Radio Edit) (3:42) - from the US promotional 12"
• Higher Than Love (Motiv8 7" Edit) (3:46) - an alternate name for the version on the album Fresh!
• Higher Than Love (Riffmatic Vocal Mix) - from the UK promotional 12"

Every Time I Fall was the final single release from Fresh! and was the last single to be released on WEA before Gina left the label following a legal dispute with the producer of Ooh Aah...Just A Little Bit. It was her first single to not be produced by Motiv8 or Metro. It would be her first single to miss the UK Top 40, peaking at #52[2] spending just 3 weeks in the Top 200. The video featured Gina in a giant globe being watched over by a scientist.

Following the release of this single, Gina entered a lengthy High Court legal battle against Steve Rodway of Motiv8 over royalties from Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit[5] and against a contract with Rodway's company FX Music[5] which had tied her into a binding contract resulting in her being unable to record music[6] except for FX Music which according to Gina, since September 1997, had failed or refused to agree on tracks to be recorded for a second album "within a reasonable time or at all".[7] Whilst Gina was ultimately successful, the time out of the music industry and the inability to capitalise on the success of the Fresh! album with a follow up damaged her career and it would be another nine years until she released another single.

UK: CD Maxi (WEA0143CD)

1. Every Time I Fall (Radio Version) (4:01)
2. Every Time I Fall (Todd Terry Radio Mix) (3:26)
3. Every Time I Fall (Todd Terry's Pop Mix) 3:25
4. Every Time I Fall (Metro's Eurobeat Mix) (5:46)
5. Every Time I Fall (Gina's Dub (Todd Terry Mix)) (7:36)

Other versions:

• Every Time I Fall (Gina's Acid Dub (Todd Terry Mix)) (7:15) - from the vinyl 12" release

Tonight's The Night was Gina's first single release in nine years following a long legal battle with her old producer that resulted in her losing her contract with Warner Music. This was not the first new track since the Fresh! album by Gina though. In 2003 she contributed two songs to the Re-born in the USA soundtrack following her appearance on the TV show of the same name, as well as recording an unreleased cover of These Boots Are Made For Walking and vocals for two tracks for an album by Soda Club. In 2004 she recorded vocals for a track entitled Heaven produced by Elemental which was released on promotional vinyl with new mixes of Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit and in 2005 recorded a song called Flashback which was entered as a potential (yet ultimately unsuccessful) entry for the UK for the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest.

Both Heaven and Flashback featured on a new album Get Up And Dance released independently through Gina's website in 2005 (one of the new remixes of Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit also featured on the album. An ultimately unreleased version of Tonight's The Night was planned to be on Get Up And Dance but replaced at the last moment by a track called Into The Night. Instead the song was released by Gina's own label Stunt Girl Music and distributed by Universal in 2006. An initial set of remixes were commissioned though most of these were not commercially released. A bonus track Undone appeared on one of the CD releases. Despite promising club play, the song reached #57 in the charts, spending just one further week in the UK Top 200. Whilst a second single was planned, this never materialized.

UK: CD Maxi

1. Tonight's The Night (Radio Edit) (3:31)
2. Tonight's The Night (Point 4 Extended 12" Remix) (6:06)
3. Tonight's The Night (Moto Blanco 12") (6:59)
4. Tonight's The Night (Klub Kids Klub Mix) (6:47)
5. Tonight's The Night (Moto Blanco Radio Edit) (3:17)
6. Tonight's The Night (Kuta Mix 12") (7:00)
7. Tonight's The Night (Moto Blanco Dub) (6:20)
8. Tonight's The Night (Video on CD Rom)

UK: CD

1. Tonight's The Night (Radio Edit) (3:31)
2. Undone (3:37)

Other versions:

• Tonight's The Night (12" Original Mix) (6:29)
• Tonight's The Night (12" Night Club Mix) (7:18)
• Tonight's The Night (12" Latino Night Mix) (7:27)
• Tonight's The Night (12" Night Club Dub) (7:26)
• Tonight's The Night (7" Club Mix Edit) (3:29)
• Tonight's The Night (7" Original Mix) (3:25)

Next 2 You (originally titled 'Next 2 U') was the first and only single from a planned third album. The song originally appeared on Gina's Myspace page[9] in 2009 along with a track called Re-Invented and two versions of a track named Friday. These tracks were originally planned to be released as an EP but this never materialized. Instead Next 2 U was tweaked and released to iTunes in June 2011 and a video later appeared on YouTube. Both of these were later taken down with a new video and remix package for the UK market released in Autumn 2011. The new version featured British rapper Vigilante and a further new track Set The Night On Fire was performed at G-A-Y. The track ultimately failed to chart and despite other material recorded for a third album, nothing more was released, marking Next 2 You as Gina's last single release.

UK: Digital Download

1. Next 2 You (Radio Edit) (4:00)
2. Next 2 You (Club Junkies Remix) (7:23)
3. Next 2 You (Mind Electric Club Mix) (6:27)
4. Next 2 You (Mind Electric Dub Mix) (5:55)

Other versions:

• Next 2 U (Original Version) (3:22)
• Next 2 You (Peewee Ferris Club Mix) (7:41)
• Next 2 You (Loud Manners Radio Edit) (3:42)
• Next 2 You (Loud Manners Extended Mix) (6:45)