Artists Who Turned Down Very Successful Songs: Song Analysis

Well when I become and singer and I create my own album I would have Beyoncé and Ashanti. Beyoncé would be singing de JA vu. I picked that song because I used to dance to that song all the time when I was younger. Then I pick Ashanti because I just love her voice she sings so good especially in the song called mother. I also pick aalya to be on my album if she was alive because all her life she made really good songs like try again that’s a good song I used to dance to. I also like Kelly Rowland she created motivation so motivated me to dance I was killing it also I was feeling the song. They will be performing on just a couple but the name of the songs will be‘’ reach, killing me, teach me, ABC, live life, crack no good, real talk, no

Katy Perry has said that this song was inspired by her current

She is a 10 time Grammy award winner, and among the five artists to ever win a Grammy for album of the year she is the only female to ever win more than once. Her hit song “You Belong with Me” resonated with millions of young girls many of which connected with the lines “If you could see/ That I’m the one /Who understands you/ Been here all along/ So why can’t you see/ You belong with me”. She turns ordinary teenage girl experiences into fresh country and pop songs. She grew up fascinated by music which led to her success as a Country/Pop artist. She constantly strives to make sure that her fame does not get in the way of her truly being herself. Taylor does not read into any of the articles about her in magazines to avoid getting caught up in all the gossip that publicity spreads about her. Taylor has made a huge impact on music industry, from selling out Madison Square Garden, to record breaking songs and albums. Award winning singer and song writer Taylor Swift, is still forming her legacy as she continues to make history in the music industry, while garnering a large fan base worldwide.

Now : Songs are created by synthesizers. Nobody can realistically take credit for their own songs because most songs are re-mixes or a collage of dubs from other people's  music.

His number one single was "Ben". Through the release of their third album in 1978, the brothers came out as brilliant songwriters. The following year, Michael released his next sensation in the music world, "Off the Wall" which featured Grammy-winning single "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough. There were also other hits as "Rock with You,"She's out of My Life" on the album.

Since then, Elliott continuously works hard to raise the bar in music. By creating chart-topping hits for her fellow artists such as Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, Mary J. Blige, and the late Whitney Houston among many others. Her personal style along with her futuristic influence has made her a fashion icon among many girls, especially in the late 90’s as well as early 2000’s. Meanwhile, her flair for dancing and arts have also influenced performances both live as well as music videos with a fresh and innovative approach.

For all of music’s history, the industry has favored the interests of songwriters over those of the performers. It appears that the industry believes that songwriters, both composers and lyricists, have full exclusive rights to whatever they compose, while performers have none to the music they perform. In Rock: Music, Culture, and Business, Schloss, Starr, and Waterman hold this value to be true in all of music’s history as well as currently, today. In terms of music business, this still remains an uneasy question to answer; to say whether, performers and composers both have rights, I have to agree. Schloss, Starr, and Waterman would be correct in that fact because performers like composers place their own styles and twists on the music. Therefore,

People spend most of the moving movements of life engaged in a song. No single artist indeed, no movement or force has eclipsed what Michael Jackson accomplished.

Most notably among these artists is Taylor Swift. Over the 8 years of her professional career, Swift has seen amazing success both in country and pop. Her upcoming release “1989” is her first official transition to the pop genre, so much so that she “won’t be pushing the new album to country radio at all” (Whitaker 1). Over the course of Swift’s last album or two, there has been a definite adjustment and maturing of her sound, gearing herself more toward pop. In an interview with USA Today about Taylor’s transition, the associate editor at Billboard, Jason Lipshutz, described her last album, “Red”, as being “based in country music, but [having] a lot of bubblegum pop in it” (Ryan, Mansfield 2).

The "sophomore jinx" has ended a lot of careers because most artists can't live up to all of the hype, or their debut album was so successful that no other project will ever surpass its greatness. The artists on this list were able to record masterpieces that can still be played today.

2012 was considered Katy Perry’s best year, musically speaking. She became the second person to have five #1 hits from one album, behind only Michael Jackson. The album also spurred 8 top five hits, an accomplishment that has only happened to three albums beforehand. Perry’s album, Teenage Dream, sold over 3 million copies and sold over 24 million singles. All these great accomplishments would lead anyone to think that Capitol, her record company, had to be rolling around in the dough. However, the podcast shatters that image from the get-go and sets out to show why.

The album produced six top singles and “When I Think of You' was number 1 on the charts. This was just cause for Janet Jackson to release her manager, Joe Jackson, of his

This book is the most trusted for songwriters for the past 34 years. This book provides up-to-date information that writers need to know so they can properly place their songs in the hands of publishers, record companies, producers, managers and agencies, and music firms. In this book, you’ll find placement opportunities and see how each market differs from one another also ways to find success in the industry. This book also went over the basics of the business, like how to properly submit music, the proper way to copyright your work, how to point out scams,

Based on the high market size of record labels and the necessity to forecast whether a song can become a hit via Hit Song Science due to high releasing fees, polyphonic should pursue

The music industry is rapidly changing. New hits and duds are released everyday. If record companies can better predict the successes of songs, they could save a lot of money from releasing songs that will not be charted.