Jesse McCartney
"Right Where You Want Me"
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Hot off the heels of his platinum debut album Beautiful Soul, Jesse McCartney is set to release his follow up album Right Where You Want Me September 19 on Hollywood Records.
The first single, also titled "Right Where You Want Me" was written by McCartney, the songwriting team Adam Watts & Andy Dodd, who also penned "Beautiful Soul", and his guitar player Dory Lobel.
Said McCartney, "I'm really happy with the song. It takes me in a new direction musically but still has a familiar element of 'Beautiful Soul'."
The single arrived at radio July 11, 2006 and the video was shot this weekend by Big TV (Maroon 5, Lauryn Hill, and KT Tunstall).
For Right Where You Want Me, Jesse co-wrote all the songs on the album, working with such writers and producers as Kara DioGuardi, John Shanks, Greg Wells, Drew Ramsey, Shannon Sanders, Marti Fredricksen, Eman, and the aforementioned Adam & Andy.
Jesse previewed his new material this summer in a series of festival dates before launching his headlining tour this fall.
Jesse's debut album Beautiful Soul has been certified platinum with over 1.5 million records sold, spawning hits at Top 40 radio, MTV and AOL music, and resulting in sold out concerts, countless TV appearances and award show nominations, and a highly visible holiday TV campaign for Wal-Mart.
The accolades and achievement went well beyond the US and traveled far across several ponds. Beautiful Soul yielded platinum #1 status in Australia and Taiwan, as well as gold records in Canada and Italy.
Source: Hollywood Records
BURBANK, Calif., July 12, 2006 /PRNewswire/
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Jesse McCartney
"Right Where You Want Me" CD
Amazon.com Editorial: Of all the many feelings a heartthrob like Jesse McCartney is apt to inspire, pity is not high on the list: Here's a 19-year-old with a bazillion teenage fans and firm traction on a couple of different freeways to mega-stardom, music and acting. Yet play Right Where You Want Me--the follow-up to one of 2004's guiltiest, fizziest pleasures, Beautiful Soul--and it's hard not to mourn McCartney's misspent youth. Replace this new CD's producers with a batch of one-named tastemakers, ramp up the writing for a more sophisticated crowd (i.e., make it raunchier), and bring on a slew of influential guest rappers, after all, and McCartney would be interchangeable with an intergalactic star like Justin Timberlake. His voice is as bendy and burnished, throwing off hints of Michael Jackson here and Adam Levine there, and he's not far behind on the style meter.
Languishing a few levels below Timberlake-caliber celebrity, though, hasn't hurt his prospects of adding to his fan base: Right Where You Want Me's dozen songs display a desire to come across as a grown-up (the title track and "Daddy's Little Girl" dispense with coyness in favor of explorations of what it means to be a full-on loverboy), but they also stay true to the nice-guy pop that put McCartney on the map. "Can't Let You Go," "Tell Her," and "Right Back in the Water" follow the same relationshippy formula that made Beautiful Soul such a pleasure; "Feelin' You" takes it up a notch, but barely. If there's an experiment here, it's with breaching the boundaries of pop in favor of rockier terrain: "Can't Let You Go" is a pretty pulse-raiser, but instead of dripping with hard-driving 'tude it calls to mind Jackson's rock-obsessed bid to be "bad." --Tammy La Gorce
Track Listings
1. Right Where You Want Me
2. Just So You Know
3. Blow Your Mind
4. Right Back in the Water
5. Anybody
6. Tell Her
7. Just Go
8. Can't Let You Go
9. We Can Go Anywhere
10. Feelin' You
11. Invincible
12. Daddy's Little Girl
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