list, a survey of several hundred music critics conducted by Robert Christgau. "Heartbeat" was the second single released from Anniemal. It narrates a night of going to clubs with friends, using a beat symbolizing a heartbeat, which doubles its tempo when Annie's persona catches the attention of her romantic interest on the dancefloor. Like "Chewing Gum", it received acclaim from music critics. It was one place behind "Chewing Gum" on the Pazz & Jop list, and Pitchfork named it the best single of 2004. However, it did not sell as well as "Chewing Gum", reaching number eighteen in Norway and fifty in the United Kingdom. "Happy Without You" and "Always Too Late" were released as the third and fourth singles in 2005, but neither charted. Track listing Personnel Credits adapted from Anniemal album liner notes. Annie – vocals (all tracks); producer (8–12); arrangement (10) Abdissa Assefa – percussion (6, 7, 11); drums (9, 11) Svein Berge – producer (5, 12); backing vocals, instruments (5) Torbjørn Brundtland – producer (5, 8, 12); backing vocals, instruments (5); additional producer (10) Veikka Ercola – mixing, producer (7) Erot in the Sandal – arrangement, producer (10) Freezer Unit – additional programming (7) Pete Hofmann – mixing (1–3, 6); engineer (2); additional programming (3, 6); guitar (4) Timo Kaukolampi – producer (1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12) Pekka Lahti – bass (7, 11) Sami Nieminen – Hammond organ (11) Tuomo Puranen – synthesiser (6); bass (9); synth soundscape (11) Jyri Riikonen – additional programming (7) Hannah Robinson – backing vocals (2, 4) Yngve Sætre – additional producer (3, 6); mixing (9, 11, 12); engineer (12) Fredrik Saroea – piano (11) Magnus Unnar – photography David Vogt – violin (1) Richard X – producer (1, 2, 4); backing vocals (4) Charts Release history References External links 2004 debut albums 679 Artists albums Albums produced by Richard X Annie (singer) albums Big Beat Records (American record label) albums