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K. Michelle - Topic YouTube Channel Statistics
Whether personal or professional, each relationship contributes to character. Just like a revolving door, people enter and exit our lives throughout the years, leaving negative and positive impressions. On her fourth full-length album, Kimberly: The People I Used To Know, gold-certified Memphis, TN R&B firecracker K. Michelle examines those relationships inside and out. Fearlessly showing scars, she moves on from pain with her most passionate, punchy, and powerful body of work to date.There are a lot of friends and industry folk who have come and gone, she admits. I respected them at one time, but I dont anymore. When I say Used To Know, I mean it. I dont plan on knowing them in my future. Ive taken a lesson. Ive learned. This is dedicated to many of those individuals. As soon as I wrote the title down in my notebook, it stuck with me. I was born as Kimberly; I will leave as Kimberly. I was rebelling and emotional. Rebellion and emotion can sometimes make for great music.That combination certainly has throughout an illustrious career to date. Her no-holds barred, no boundaries, and no bullshit soul continues to captivate fans. 2016 saw the artists third album, More Issues Than Vogue, become her second release to bow at #2 on the Billboard Top 200 and third consecutive album to capture #1 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. In addition to acclaim from The New York Times, Spin, The Guardian, and more, Pitchfork praised it as her most affecting, skillful, and innovative record yet. Just two years prior, Anybody Wanna Buy a Heart? Stood out as the best-selling female R&B album of 2014 and landed on Rolling Stones Top 20 R&B Albums of the Year. Meanwhile, her major label debut Rebellious Soul shook the charts as the highest Top 200 entry for a female R&B singers debut since 2001 and spawned the gold-selling Cant Raise A Man. Counting up accolades, she also garnered a Soul Train Award for Best New Artist and an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding New Artist. Her influence extends far beyond music though. The second season of her VH1 reality show, K. Michelle: My Life, significantly upped viewership by 7.5% on its premiere episode with 3.2 million tuning in. Moreover, Jack Daniels sought her out as a brand ambassador, making her their first African American ambassador.Between headlining the Hello Kimberly Tour to packed houses nationwide throughout 2016, she began recording ideas for Kimberly: The People I Used To Know in Atlanta and Los Angeles.It was the longest Ive ever taken on an album, and it was the most draining thing Ive ever done in my entire life, she goes on. Im extremely happy with it though. Its amazing how music always shows its face through any drama youre going throughespecially if youre writing your life. This time it was an inner journey for me.In a turn that may surprise many casual listeners, she drew immense influence from her first love: country music. The honesty of the genres lyricism spoke loudly to K. Michelle during the process. The first tape I ever got was by The Judds, she says. I love Chris Stapleton, The Pistol Annies, Miranda Lambert, and The Dixie Chicks. Those are big influences. This is a gateway because Im getting a lot of my emotions out.She introduced the record with the simmering and smoked-out slow burn of the track Birthday. Co-written with Safaree Samuels, her unmistakable delivery simply seduces on lines like, Its your birthday. Baby, whatcha wanna do? On the other end of the spectrum, the upbeat Either Way [feat. Chris Brown] turns up with explosive chemistry between the songstress and Breezy. Meanwhile, the Official Remix featuring fellow Memphis native Yo Gotti quickly transforms into a Bluff City anthem.Its a club song, she says. I had fun with it. I went in, had some drinks and got to work. Either Way was done in five minutes. It automatically makes you want to dance. Thats the whole point. Id been wanting to do a record with Chris Brown forever. Ive always been a fan. It was the right song for us too. Yo Gotti is like a brother to me. Hes fought hard for this mainstream success. Its so motivating. He killed the remix.Then, theres Make This Song Cry. Over guitar lead and finger-snaps, it showcases her dynamic vocal range and intimate lyricism as she literally leaves tears on the track.I was upset, she sighs. I got mad at my fianc. Hes my friend of 18 years. In relationships, its easy to get complacent. Sometimes, youve got to shake up your partner a little bit.In the end, K. Michelle holds nothing back. These 21 tracks allow the world to really meet and forever know KimberlyWhen you listen to this, I want you to know that whatever youre going through, youre not alone, she leaves off. For my real R&B heads, its a reminder that I am R&B. I want them to know this is real R&B. I hope it makes you cry, laugh, love, and twerk. Im as blunt as ever. As complicated as I am, I want the chance to be me.
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