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It's probably one of my top three favorite songs on the record. In the beginning it wasn't my favorite, either.Newsweek “ Emancipation Proclamation ” by Lorraine Ali, April 17, 2005"We Belong Together" is my second single from The Emancipation of Mimi. "We Belong" is sad, but some people really love it and make me play it over and over-like four times. LORRAINE ALI: "We Belong Together" is a pretty ballad, and I like that retro, slow-jam feel, but it's so sad that it hurts.MARIAH CAREY: It does? Like in a bad way?MC: But look at my past songs, like "Heartbreaker" or "Fantasy." You may think those songs were happy little ditties but, truthfully, they were steeped in misery. HOT DIGITAL SONGS 91 THE CLICK FIVE / JUST THE GIRL HOT 100 90 MARIAH CAREY / WE BELONG TOGETHER HOT 100 AIRPLAY 91 MARIAH CAREY / WE BELONG TOGETHER. Listen to free mp3 songs, music and earn Hungama Coins, redeem Hungama coins for free subscription on Hungama Music App and many more free gifts.NY Post “ PARIAH CAREY – NEW ALBUM, NEW ATTITUDE – BUT MARIAH’S STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS ” by Dan Aquilante April 10, 2005.
Even though it's a very specific story, I think that everybody can probably apply it to their own lives.Bobby Womack’s biggest hit was a song called “If You Think You’re Lonely Now” and in parentheses, it says “Wait until tonight girl.” We were writing the song, I was writing with Jermaine, and we were writing the second verse - we were listening to the radio and Bobby Womack was singing and it just was making us sad and that became part of the story of We Belong Together.You know, it’s funny because We Belong Together was number one 14 weeks in America on the hip hop chart and the pop chart, I wrote it with Jermaine Dupri, and co-produced it with Jermaine Dupri. I feel like the end result was just a really heartfelt ballad that I think people can really relate to. I didn't think we could top the songs that we wrote because I really liked them a lot, but then I got there and we started just going back and forth with concepts and ideas and we came up with "We Belong Together".
"We don't know how we're going to top that, but let's just try.' It turned out that 'It's Like That' was the right fire-starter, and 'We Belong Together' was the bigger record."MTV News “ ROAD TO THE GRAMMYS: THE STORY BEHIND MARIAH CAREY'S 'WE BELONG TOGETHER’ ” by Jennifer Vineyard, January 27, 2006The recognition really started to kick in after I wrote and produced song on Mariah's big comeback album, The Emancipation of Mimi. So the pair teamed up again, coming up with "It's Like That" and "We Belong Together" — the first two songs in the album's final sequence — in two days."We said, OK, we love 'Shake It Off,' " Carey recalled. "I think that's what she was missing."And since he and Mariah had come up with those two songs in two days, why stop? "Then it was like, 'You want to go back down to Atlanta again?' " she said. "The records that I made are very melodic records, regardless of their hip-hop influence," Dupri said. It was my favorite song, just from the demo."Dupri had quickly sized up what he felt the album needed.
But you don't write off talent like that.L.A. People figured it was all over for her after the "Glitter" disaster. Except for Charmbracelet in 2002, an album I produced that did pretty well, she was left to drift for a minute. After Virgin paid Mariah off for $28 million, Kevin Liles signed her to Def Jam, but then he left for Warner Music Group.
Even though I'd already moved on to Virgin, L.A. He remembered what me and Mariah did together almost a decade earlier on "Always Be My Baby", and loved it. He was one of the few people who could still see what she was capable of.
When she walked into SouthSide, she was all laid back, happy, and cracking jokes. She was scheduled to show up at 10:30 but she didn't get to Atlanta until 1 a.m. Mariah came to me this time, but she was the one on the night shift.
Mariah doesn't like working with writers she doesn't know, but I sorta snuck him in. Then I brought in Johnta Austin into the conversation. First the two of us sat down and discussed a couple of ideas.
She also needed to hold herself back from trilling up and down the scales. "Lean it more towards the middle." I didn't want her doing all the syrupy ballad stuff her pas label executives tried to push her into. "No it's too out there, too urban," I said. At first Mariah was pushing for something more ghetto. Musically we're so on the same page that having him as a permanent fixture at So So Def has allowed me to branch out and do even more.The songwriting went smoothly, but, musically, me and Mariah had some back-and-forth.
She wants the right record and so do I.The song ended up being completely different from our original idea. But musically she always meets me halfway. If a TV's on in a room she has to turn it off, and other artists, their crews, and their girlfriends are all banned from SouthSide when she's in the building. We have different styles of working. We finally agreed on what she called a "thugged out ballad".People say Mariah's a diva, all bossy and controlling, but I never noticed that side of her inside the studio.
People are gonna love you!" But she didn't even need me to say it. I told her I didn't want to - like I said I hate singing in front of my artists - but she wouldn't leave until I did it.When it was time for her to go home and record, I gave her my pep talk, "You've gotta sing the song full voice. I had to sing half of the end of the song because she wouldn't get on the plane without me finishing the lyric.
I just helped her remember who she was.The Emancipation of Mimi “Young, Rich, and Dangerous: The Making of a Music Mogul” by Jermaine Dupri, October 16, 2007On what was supposed to be the eve of Carey’s comeback, one of her most trusted advisors sent her down to Atlanta for just one more try at a true smash, uniting her with her longtime songwriting partner, Jermaine Dupri.L.A. You're a lifesaver." I don't look at it like that. She had a good song and sang her heart out. When that whole album came out with all its hits - "We Belong Together", "Get Your Number", "Shake It Off", "What It Look Like", "Don't Forget About Us" - people were looking at her like, " Yo, she came back!" But she just did what she's always done. She'll be cranking out hits long after the pop tarts' careers finish up.
It’s missing a big song.” It wasn’t the greatest news, but basically she said, “What do you recommend?” And I told her, “You need to see Jermaine Dupri.”Jermaine Dupri: L.A. I said, “This album is not complete. And I wouldn’t do the clink. We were about to toast and we raised our champagne glasses. It was me, Mariah, Mark Sudack, and Benny Medina.
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