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. Ronson. Aguilera (add.)singles chronology'(2007)' Slow Down Baby'(2007)'(2007)' Slow Down Baby' is a song by American recording artist from her fifth studio album, (2006).
It was released as the album's fourth single on July 28, 2007. It was written by Aguilera, and Raymond Angry, and produced by Ronson and co-produced by Aguilera. The song is built around samples of 'Window Raisin' Granny' (1973) by American group and ' (2005) by American rapper. Due to the inclusion of the samples, the original songs' writers obtained writing credits.Musically, 'Slow Down Baby' is a and song that incorporates elements of,.
'You Lost Me' is a song by American recording artist Christina Aguilera from her sixth studio album Bionic (2010). It was written by Aguilera, Sia Furler, and the producer Samuel Dixon. 'You Lost Me' was released on June 27, 2010, by RCA Records as the third single from Bionic in the United States and the.
It features, and instrumentation. The single was only released in Australia during the Oceanian leg of Aguilera's (2007). 'Slow Down Baby' peaked at number 21 on the, although it did not receive any promotion in that country. Contents.Background Aguilera's fifth studio album, Back to Basics, is made up of two discs.
Aguilera worked with 'more beat-driven' producers on the first disc, such as and, who included in the production. The second disc consists solely of collaborations with producer. Aguilera sent letters to different producers that she hoped could help her with the direction she was taking for the project, encouraging them to experiment, re-invent and create a modern soul feel. She described the first disc as 'kind of a throwback with elements of jazz, blues and soul music combined with a modern-day twist, like hard-hitting beats'.Aguilera and Ronson wrote 'Slow Down Baby' alongside and Raymond Angry, and Ronson completed the production with assistance from Aguilera. In an interview for, Ronson elaborated on the collaboration: 'I heard Aguilera was looking for tracks. I was a bit narrow-minded, I assumed nothing I was doing would be something she'd be into.
I sent around some hip hop tracks I had lying about and got a call four days later saying she liked them.' He stated that he had initially imagined offering 'Slow Down Baby' to someone like rap duo Ronson provided the beats and played the and, while Angry played the,. Ronson recorded Aguilera's vocals at Allido Sound in and additional recording was helmed by Oscar Ramirez at in, California. Dave 'Hard Drive' Pensado later completed the process at Larrabee North in. Composition. A 21-second sample of 'Slow Down Baby's chorus, featuring the 'Window Raisin' Granny' and 'So Seductive' samples and elements of R&B, hip hop, funk and soul genres.Problems playing this file?
Slow Down Baby' is an and song that blends modern and 'old school' R&B. It has elements of,.
Nick Levine of called it 'hot'n'horny retropop', and critic Sonia Murray observed that it 'savvily' combines hip hop and early soul. 'Slow Down Baby's instrumentation consists of pianos and, which recall the 1970s film genre. In the lyrics, Aguilera tells a 'lusty' man to leave her alone as she sings, 'If you knew anything you'd realise I'm wearing a ring'. The song contains two samples, 'Window Raisin' Granny' (1973) by R&B group —written by, and —and ' (2005) by rapper —written by, Michael Harper. Due to its sampling, the original songs' writers are credited as songwriters. According to sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by, 'Slow Down Baby' is written in the time signature of with a moderate beat rate of 110. The song is written in the of and Aguilera's vocal range spans from the low-note of to the high-note of.
According to Spence D. Of, 'Slow Down Baby' interpolates a 'vocal page' from 's ' (1990). Reception Critical reception.
Aguilera performing 'Slow Down Baby' on thecritic Dorian Lyskey was positive regarding 'Slow Down Baby', writing that it 'smartly slaps a 50 Cent samplehow funk'. John Murphy of named it one of the album's highlights and deemed it 'fresh and funky'.
Moreover, Murphy called it 'sharp and sassy infectious pop' and used it as an example of Aguilera being 'at her best'. Writing for, Joan Anderman commented that the song's 'tangle of horns and pianos are pushed to the edge of sonic sense'.
Len Righi of wrote that Aguilera 'sings with remarkable conviction' throughout the album, but the soul and funk of 'Slow Down Baby' put her at 'Aretha Franklin's doorstep'. Writer Malcolm Venable commented that 'Slow Down Baby', alongside 'Back in the Day' and 'Without You', displays Aguilera's 'well-shaking' vocals and 'tight, seemingly effortless songwriting'.Jody Rosen of wrote that the song 'neatly blends old- and new-school R&B'. Critic Sean Daly referred 'Slow Down Baby' to as 'the very essence of Aguilera', indicating 'old school, new school and big vocal belting'. Of recommended 'Slow Down Baby' for digital download and commended Aguilera's 'throaty insistence'.
Scott Mervis of wrote that the song, alongside the album's first single ' and 'Understand', 'keep Aguilera on the track of torchy old-school soul that lets her limitless voice run wild and free'. In 2010, Digital Spy's critic Nick Levine included 'Slow Down Baby' on a list of Aguilera's ten best songs. Chart performance To promote the Oceanian leg of the, 'Slow Down Baby' was released as the album's fourth single on July 28, 2007, in Australia. It debuted at number 41 on the chart in the issue dated July 23, 2007. The song later entered the main singles chart at number 21 in the issue dated August 6, 2007. The position became its peak, which made it Aguilera's first single since ' (2000) to miss the top ten. The same week, 'Slow Down Baby' debuted at number 20 on the physical singles chart, and rose to number 22 on the digital chart.
It remained on the main chart for six weeks. Live performances Aguilera first performed the song during a concert held in front of 1,500 fans and invited guests in London on July 20, 2006.
The 40-minute concert comprised songs from the then-upcoming Back to Basics and other songs, including ' (2001) and ' (2002). Aguilera ended the show with 'Slow Down Baby', and David Smyth of commented that the song 'rounded things up with big horns and bigger beats'. The song was later performed during the worldwide Back to Basics Tour.
The performance was preceded by newspapers headlines that flashed across a big screen, such as, 'Christina goes from ' to demure' and 'Christina cleans up her act'. Aguilera wore black lace thigh-high boots and a white.
The performance is included on the video release (2008). Formats and track listing. CD single / digital download. 'Slow Down Baby' (album version) – 3:27. 'Slow Down Baby' (instrumental version) – 3:27Credits and personnel Recording and samples.
Recorded at Allido Sound, New York City and, Los Angeles, California. Contains a sample from 'Window Raisin' Granny', written by, and as performed by. Contains a sample from 'So Seductive', written by, Michael Harper and as performed byPersonnel. – Christina Aguilera, Raymond Angry, William Guest, M. Knight, Edward Patton, Gladys Knight, Marvin Bernard, Michael Harper. – Mark Ronson.
Additional production – Christina Aguilera., and – Mark Ronson., and – Raymond Angry. – Mark Ronson, Oscar Ramirez. – Dave 'Hard Drive' Pensado. Assistant mixing – The Blitzburg GroupCredits are adapted from the 'Slow Down Baby' liner notes. Charts Chart (2007)PeakpositionAustralia 21Release history CountryRelease dateFormat(s)LabelAustraliaJuly 24, 2007July 28, 2007References. ^ Moss, Corey (June 6, 2006). Retrieved December 11, 2011.
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. Samuel Dixon. Sia Furler (vocals)singles chronology'(2010)' You Lost Me'(2010)'(2010)' You Lost Me' is a song by American recording artist from her sixth studio album (2010). It was written by Aguilera, and the producer.
'You Lost Me' was released on June 27, 2010, by as the third single from Bionic in the United States and the second elsewhere. The track is a down-tempo that talks about an unfaithful man, who has left Aguilera's world 'infected'.'
You Lost Me' was well received by most critics, who noted it as one of the album's outstanding songs and praised Aguilera's vocals on the track. However, it was unsuccessful on charts worldwide. In the United States, the single reached number 20 on the, but topped the chart.
The song had moderate success in Belgium and Israel, peaking in the top twenty in both countries.The music video for the song was directed. It was received positively by critics, who described it as a comeback by Aguilera following her video for Bionic's lead single ' (2010). Aguilera performed 'You Lost Me' on several television shows. The song has been by artists. (pictured) co-wrote 'You Lost Me'In August 2008, Australian recording artist confirmed that she would work on several for Aguilera's then-upcoming album. Aguilera commented about the collaboration, 'I'm definitely a fan of Sia's.
I was thrilled she also wanted to work together and, in turn, was a fan of mine'. In an interview for, Sia said, 'She Aguilera was just excited to get to work with the artists she loves. There's this misconception that she's a middle-America kind of person.
But she's a little hipster. You go back to her house and sit by the fire with some wine, and what's playing over the sound system? She doesn't listen to pop music'.In the standard edition of, the couple co-wrote three tracks, including 'You Lost Me'.
The song was described as 'the heart of the album' by Aguilera. According to the, Aguilera wanted to collaborated more with Furler for the album. 'You Lost Me' was announced to be released as the third single in the US and the second internationally from Bionic, while ' would be the second single in Australia.
The single's cover artwork was revealed three days later via her official website. Officially released the song to US on June 27, 2010. A radio remix version of the track was digitally released on stores worldwide in July 2010. Two digital containing remixes of the song were also distributed by RCA Records later that year. Composition.
A 25-second sample of 'You Lost Me', a that incorporates that includes. Lyrically, the song talks about a 'cheating' man, who has left Aguilera's world 'infected'.Problems playing this file? You Lost Me' was written by Aguilera, Furler and its producer,. The song is a lasts for a duration of 4: 17 (four minutes and 17 seconds).
Written in the of, 'You Lost Me' has a of 50 beats per minute. Aguilera's vocal range spans from to. The verses are sung by Aguilera using.
The song's comes from. Hinshaw Drew of labelled it the 'un-bionic moment on the record'.Lyrically, 'You Lost Me' talks about a 'cheating' man, who has left Aguilera's world 'infected'. Amar Toor from thought that its lyrical content 'perfectly captures one of the most difficult experiences young lovers have to go through'. The song begins with a 'somber orchestral' piano opening, followed by the lines 'I am done, smoking gun/ We've lost it all, the love is gone' sung by Aguilera.
During the, she sings, 'I feel like our world's been infected/ And somehow you left me neglected'. Toward the ending, Aguilera's 'painful' and 'catharsis' voice 'crescendos dramatically'. According to from, Aguilera 'barely' holds back her tears in the song. The Village Voice critic Drew Hinshaw thought that Aguilera is 'less vexed by what he did than what he lost'. Critical reception 'You Lost Me' received generally positive reviews from. Leah Greenblatt from noted Furler's efforts on the 'lovely' ballads 'You Lost Me', 'All I Need', and 'I Am' had turned Aguilera into a 'smoky, almost -esque torch singer'.
Elysa Gardner of highlighted the song as one of the album's standout ballads. According to Genevieve Koski from, 'You Lost Me' is the kind of ballad Aguilera 'is best suited to'. Mesfin Fekadu of thought that the 'emotional' song shows off 'the diva's powerful voice', while Drew Hinshaw from The Village Voice deemed 'You Lost Me' as the most vulnerable song from Bionic.Michael Cragg, writing for, wrote that the ballads co-written by Furler make Bionic 'the first Aguilera album where the ballads aren't ruined by her tendency to cover all the notes on the scale'.
Her further compared 'You Lost Me' to Aguilera's previous hit ' (2002). Editor Robert Cospey gave the song three stars out of five, praising her vocals yet thinking that the song 'somehow lacks the sincerity' as she displayed on ' and '. On a negative side, Sam Lansky from deemed 'You Lost Me' a 'weepy' song.
Chart performance In the United States, 'You Lost Me' debuted and peaked on the chart at number 20 on June 26, 2010, becoming Aguilera's first US single not to chart within the main. The song also peaked at number 28 on the, where it remained for four weeks. It was a success on the, peaking atop the chart. In the United Kingdom, 'You Lost Me' became Aguilera's lowest-charting single in the country, only peaking at number 153 on the. The single also charted at number 78 in Slovakia, and number 79 in the Netherlands. The song was more commercially successful in Belgium, where it charted at number 19 on the Wallonian chart.
The song became a hit, charting for 12 weeks at the top 15, peaking at number 1. In the year-end chart, the song was ranked at number 23.
The song was also one of the 10 on the Israeli radio for several weeks.Music video. A still from the music video, featuring Aguilera laying down on the floor filled with charcoal.The music video for 'You Lost Me' was directed. According to Aguilera, the video 'strips back the theatrics'. She also revealed that it used over 200 of. During the making of the video, Aguilera said, 'It was really important that I interpret the simplicity of the raw emotion that takes place within the song itself and not any sort of theatrics involved'. On July 22, 2010, the music video was released on Aguilera's channel. Two days before the release, a sneak peek of the music video was revealed.
According to writer Monica Herrera, the clip contrasts with the music video for the lead single of Bionic ', while Chris Ryan for MTV Buzzworthy thought that it goes 'back to basics'.The video features Aguilera with 'strawberry-blonde' hair. It begins with a close-up of a. Then, she slowly walks through a 'deserted' bedroom and lies down in the room, which is filled with charcoal, while crying.
She is seen with streaming down her cheeks. As the scene moves on, Aguilera is fighting against a shirtless man, who is considered her lover when he tries to get her up before Aguilera pushes him. The clip ends as Aguilera takes off her shirt in an ' -like dreamworld' as her black clothing turns to white. Critical response to 'You Lost Me' video was positive: writer Mariela Rosario and UK magazine noted that the clip was a comeback by Aguilera following the video for Bionic lead single 'Not Myself Tonight'. Monica Hererra from Billboard also thought that it represents 'a kind of return to form for Aguilera'.
Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Brad Wete thought that the video for 'You Lost Me' 'has some quality material'. Similarly, MTV Buzzworthy's Chris Ryan complimented it as one of Aguilera's best videos ever. Live performances and covers Aguilera performed 'You Lost Me' for the first time at the season finale of of on May 26, 2010. Following the rendition of Aguilera's songs ' and ' by the top six female contestants, Aguilera appeared onstage as the stage went dark. Wearing a 'demure black ensemble', her hair was pulled back in her curls.
On June 8, 2010, Aguilera performed the song again with several of her tracks, ', ', ', and '. According to James Dinh from, the performance of 'You Lost Me' 'brought a subtle and gentle ambience' to the show, and it was not aired on television.During the aired on June 10, 2010, the singer performed 'You Lost Me' with '1950's-inspired hair', red lipstick, 'diamante leggings' and a white 'glitter style cut-out blouse' with 'red sparkly stilettos'. A day later, she appeared on to promote her then-upcoming album Bionic, performing 'Not Myself Tonight', 'Fighter', 'You Lost Me', and a medley of ' and '. Aguilera performed the song again as part of her performance on, aired on June 13, 2010.On November 12, 2010, Canadian-Cypriot-Portuguese singer the song on the third week of of (Greece).
American singer performed 'You Lost Me' on of (US) on November 23, 2011. The track was recorded in a studio by, a semifinalist from of the Polish version for. 'You Lost Me' was also performed by Spanish singer Alberto Bellido Marquez during the auditions of of in Germany on September 7, 2012, and Ukrainian contestant Vladyslav Kurasov on January 19, 2013.In 2014 Maltese child singer, covered this song on her debut album,. Formats and track listings.
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