Ok, let's go down memory lane once again. Maybe I'll do it with all the singles. Maybe I won't!
It's time for the third single of Pixie's career: Cry Me Out! I adore this song. Me, enjoying a power ballad?
Somebody call @Ana Raquel to talk some sense into my head! But yeah, Cry Me Out hit me like a shot when I first listened to it! The first verse is probably one of the best first verses, like, ever in a ballad: "I got your emails, you just don't get females now, do you?". Iconic, genius, hacker skills, deep.
After two bops, it was an interesting choice to show her soft side to the public and she did it with mastery.
The single was released in late November of 2009, after more than 2 months its parent album (Turn It Up) was already out. Releasing singles after the public had access to the album was still a good thing back then! But not exactly chart-wise for this specific song as it debuted outside of the top 100 in the UK. In its second week it went to #45 and eventually peaked at #12 in its sixth week. Let's see her chart neighbours that week
Despite missing the top 10 completely, it became a crowd sing-along pleaser and one of the songs Pixie likes to perform the most.
Everyone singing the first chorus here makes me shiver! And of course, Pixie's vocals!
Cry Me Out also became a talent show go to song, being performed even in foreign versions of The Voice and X Factor. This one is cute: the little guy performs the track just to get Pixie's chair turned. Best part (2:23) is when Danny says "I like it" and Pixie responds "it's my song!".
And with that, I remind that you have 3 weeks to send me your ballot!
Will you guys need an extension?
It's time for the third single of Pixie's career: Cry Me Out! I adore this song. Me, enjoying a power ballad?
Somebody call @Ana Raquel to talk some sense into my head! But yeah, Cry Me Out hit me like a shot when I first listened to it! The first verse is probably one of the best first verses, like, ever in a ballad: "I got your emails, you just don't get females now, do you?". Iconic, genius, hacker skills, deep.
After two bops, it was an interesting choice to show her soft side to the public and she did it with mastery.
The single was released in late November of 2009, after more than 2 months its parent album (Turn It Up) was already out. Releasing singles after the public had access to the album was still a good thing back then! But not exactly chart-wise for this specific song as it debuted outside of the top 100 in the UK. In its second week it went to #45 and eventually peaked at #12 in its sixth week. Let's see her chart neighbours that week
Despite missing the top 10 completely, it became a crowd sing-along pleaser and one of the songs Pixie likes to perform the most.
Everyone singing the first chorus here makes me shiver! And of course, Pixie's vocals!
Cry Me Out also became a talent show go to song, being performed even in foreign versions of The Voice and X Factor. This one is cute: the little guy performs the track just to get Pixie's chair turned. Best part (2:23) is when Danny says "I like it" and Pixie responds "it's my song!".
And with that, I remind that you have 3 weeks to send me your ballot!
Will you guys need an extension?
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