Chillaa

Chillaa is the second studio album by Finnish teen pop singer Robin. It was released through Universal Music Finland.

Chillaa
Studio album by
Robin
Released5 October 2012
Recorded2012
GenrePop
LabelUniversal Music Finland
Robin chronology
Koodi
(2012)		 Chillaa
(2012)		 Boom Kah
(2013)
Singles from Chillaa
  1. "Puuttuva palanen"
    Released: 12 September 2012
  2. "Luupilla mun korvissa"
    Released: 9 November 2012

Track listing
  1. "Chillaillaan"
  2. "Puuttuva palanen" (featuring Brädi)
  3. "Luupilla mun korvissa"
  4. "Biologiaa"
  5. "Biisi ystäville"
  6. "Kaunis luonnostaan"
  7. "Paniikkiin"
  8. "Häröilemään"
  9. "Sisko"
  10. "Haluun sun palaavan"

Deluxe Edition
Chillaa Deluxe Edition
Studio album by
Robin
ReleasedOctober 2012
Recorded2012
GenrePop,
LabelUniversal Music Finland

Chillaa was also released as a Deluxe edition containing the same main tracks of the ordinary release in addition to:

Bonus tracks:

  • 11. "Puuttuva palanen" (acoustic)
  • 12. "Luupilla mun korvissa" (acoustic)
  • 13. "Puuttuva palanen" (Wildzide remix)
  • 14. "Chillaillaan" (Sillyhatz remix)
  • 15. "Loopilla mun korvissa" (DJ Dosse Epic Slowjam FM remix)

Special bonus:

  • 16. "Kun nuoruus päättyy" (featuring The Rasmus)

Charts
Chart (2012) Peak
position
Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista)[1] 1
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References
  1. "ROBIN: Chillaa" (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland.
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