Rubberband - Musik
Rubberband by Tate Mcrae
Tate Mcrae
Künstlerbiographie Tate Mcrae
Tate Rosner McRae Born July 1 2003 Is A Canadian Singer Songwriter Dancer And Actress. At The Age Of Thirteen She Gained Prominence As The First Canadian Finalist On The American Reality TV Show So You Think You Can Dance. McRae Caught The Attention Of RCA Records In 2019 After Her 2017 Song "One Day" Gained Virality On YouTube And TikTok Preceding The Release Of Her Debut Extended Play All The Things I Never Said. McRae Soon Gained Wider Recognition After Her 2020 Single "You Broke Me First" Became An International Hit Peaking At Number 17 On The Billboard Hot 100. In 2021 McRae Was The Youngest Musician Featured On Forbes' 30 Under 30 List. Her Second EP Too Young To Be Sad Was The Most Streamed Female EP Of 2021 On Spotify. Her Debut Studio Album I Used To Think I Could Fly Was Released On May 27 2022. The Album Was Met With Positive Reviews From Critics Reached The Top 10 In Various Countries And Entered At Number Thirteen On The US Billboard 200. Her 2023 Single "greedy" Achieved Further Success On The Chart Preceding The Release Of Her Second Studio Album Think Later. McRae Has Named Post Malone The Weeknd Khalid Jessie Reyez And Jeremy Zucker As Her Biggest Musical Influences. She Cites Zendaya And Dua Lipa As All-Around Influences And Has Described Both Women As Her Biggest Idols Noting That She Looks Up To Them In All Aspects Of Life. She Has Also Named Bruno Mars Madonna Christina Aguilera Britney Spears Ciara Jennifer Lopez And Justin Timberlake As Inspirations For Bringing Dance Into Her Performances While Naming Taylor Swift Julia Michaels And Alec Benjamin As Songwriting Inspirations. Further McRae Has Called Herself A "huge Fan" Of Swift And Described Her As "one Of The Greatest Songwriters." McRae Has Also Expressed An Admiration For Billie Eilish. McRae Has Been Described As "the Teen Dance Star Turned Future Pop Idol" By I-D "the New Teen Queen" By Notion "Canada's Answer To Billie Eilish" By Elle And "one Of Pop's Bright Young Hopes" By The Independent. She Has Also Been Noted For Her Honest Lyrics Impressive Vocals And Relatable Music. Additionally McRae Has Received Considerable Acclaim As A Dancer And Has Been Praised By Artist Dancer And Choreographer Paula Abdul Who Declared Her A "gift From God" And Choreographers Such As Stacey Tookey And Blake McGrath Both Of Whom Stated That She's Talented Beyond Her Years With The Latter Describing Her As "one Of The Best Dancers He Has Ever Worked With" As Well As Two-Time Emmy Winner Travis Wall Who Has Named Her As One Of His Muses. Margaret Furher Of Dance Spirit Magazine Described Her Dancing As Virtuosic Both Technically And Artistically. As Of December 2023 Her YouTube Channel Has Over 1.25 Billion Views And Has Gained Over 6.7 Billion Career Streams Across All Platforms.
Frogtoon Musik - Song-Info: rubberband
Tate-Mcrae - Too Young To Be Sad - EP
"Rubberband" Is A Song By Canadian Singer Tate McRae. It Was Released On January 20 2021 Through RCA Records As The Third Single From McRae's Second EP "Too Young To Be Sad". The Song Was Written By McRae Andrew Goldstein Jacob Kasher Natalie Solomon And Victoria Zaro. Tate McRae Teased The Song's Lyrics And Its Release Date On Twitter Prior To Its Release And Also Uploaded A Snippet Of The Song On TikTok. In An Interview With Zane Lowe Of Apple Music In Explaining The Concept Of The Song She Remarked "there's This Thing When People Get Addicted To Something Or They're Trying To Overcome It They Have Little Fidgets Something That They Do To Distract Themselves. And A Lot Of People Actually Put Rubber Bands On Their Wrist And Snap It When They Want Something And I Thought It Was A Really Cool Concept To Think About It In A Love Perspective." Sarah Jamieson Of DIY Described The Song As A "slick But Pulsating Effort" And Noted That It Showcases McRae's "astute Talent For Creating Modern Heartbreak Anthems". Bailey Slater Of Wonderland Described The Track As A Replay Worthy Bop Which Showcases McRae's "silky Smooth Vocal Range And Masterful Way With Words In Equal Measure". Laura Freyaldenhoven Of Music Site 'WhentheHornBlows' Remarked That The Song Combines "atmospheric Beats With Disarming Vocals" And "thrills With An Intoxicating Kind Of Vulnerability" Further Stating That The "glass Ceilings Made Of Of Glistening Synths Layered Over A Gentle Bassline Wrap Tate’s Delicate Lyricism Into A Soothing Soundscape That Feels Intimate Yet Distinctly Cinematic As She Recalls Coping With The End Of A Relationship". Emma Holbrook Of Music Magazine The Forty-Five Described The Song As Emotionally Charged Synth Pop With An Unbelievably Catchy Hook And Remarked That The Song Fuses "bone-Deep Synths And A Beat That Snaps Abruptly Like A Rubberband Against Your Wrist With The Guilt And Longing And Pain You Feel When You’re Protecting Someone Else."
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Tate Rosner McRae Born July 1 2003 Is A Canadian Singer Songwriter Dancer And Actress. At The Age Of Thirteen She Gained Prominence As The First Canadian Finalist On The American Reality TV Show So You Think You Can Dance. McRae Caught The Attention Of RCA Records In 2019 After Her 2017 Song "One Day" Gained Virality On YouTube And TikTok Preceding The Release Of Her Debut Extended Play All The Things I Never Said. McRae Soon Gained Wider Recognition After Her 2020 Single "You Broke Me First" Became An International Hit Peaking At Number 17 On The Billboard Hot 100. In 2021 McRae Was The Youngest Musician Featured On Forbes' 30 Under 30 List. Her Second EP Too Young To Be Sad Was The Most Streamed Female EP Of 2021 On Spotify. Her Debut Studio Album I Used To Think I Could Fly Was Released On May 27 2022. The Album Was Met With Positive Reviews From Critics Reached The Top 10 In Various Countries And Entered At Number Thirteen On The US Billboard 200. Her 2023 Single "greedy" Achieved Further Success On The Chart Preceding The Release Of Her Second Studio Album Think Later. McRae Has Named Post Malone The Weeknd Khalid Jessie Reyez And Jeremy Zucker As Her Biggest Musical Influences. She Cites Zendaya And Dua Lipa As All-Around Influences And Has Described Both Women As Her Biggest Idols Noting That She Looks Up To Them In All Aspects Of Life. She Has Also Named Bruno Mars Madonna Christina Aguilera Britney Spears Ciara Jennifer Lopez And Justin Timberlake As Inspirations For Bringing Dance Into Her Performances While Naming Taylor Swift Julia Michaels And Alec Benjamin As Songwriting Inspirations. Further McRae Has Called Herself A "huge Fan" Of Swift And Described Her As "one Of The Greatest Songwriters." McRae Has Also Expressed An Admiration For Billie Eilish. McRae Has Been Described As "the Teen Dance Star Turned Future Pop Idol" By I-D "the New Teen Queen" By Notion "Canada's Answer To Billie Eilish" By Elle And "one Of Pop's Bright Young Hopes" By The Independent. She Has Also Been Noted For Her Honest Lyrics Impressive Vocals And Relatable Music. Additionally McRae Has Received Considerable Acclaim As A Dancer And Has Been Praised By Artist Dancer And Choreographer Paula Abdul Who Declared Her A "gift From God" And Choreographers Such As Stacey Tookey And Blake McGrath Both Of Whom Stated That She's Talented Beyond Her Years With The Latter Describing Her As "one Of The Best Dancers He Has Ever Worked With" As Well As Two-Time Emmy Winner Travis Wall Who Has Named Her As One Of His Muses. Margaret Furher Of Dance Spirit Magazine Described Her Dancing As Virtuosic Both Technically And Artistically. As Of December 2023 Her YouTube Channel Has Over 1.25 Billion Views And Has Gained Over 6.7 Billion Career Streams Across All Platforms.
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"Rubberband" is a song by Canadian singer Tate McRae. It was released on January 20, 2021 through RCA Records as the third single from McRae's second EP "Too Young to Be Sad". The song was written by McRae, Andrew Goldstein, Jacob Kasher, Natalie Solomon and Victoria Zaro.
Tate McRae teased the song's lyrics and its release date on Twitter prior to its release, and also uploaded a snippet of the song on TikTok. In an interview with Zane Lowe of Apple Music, in explaining the concept of the song, she remarked, "there's this thing when people get addicted to something or they're trying to overcome it, they have little fidgets, something that they do to distract themselves. And a lot of people actually put rubber bands on their wrist and snap it when they want something, and I thought it was a really cool concept to think about it in a love perspective."
Sarah Jamieson of DIY described the song as a "slick but pulsating effort" and noted that it showcases McRae's "astute talent for creating modern heartbreak anthems". Bailey Slater of Wonderland described the track as a replay worthy bop which showcases McRae's "silky smooth vocal range and masterful way with words in equal measure". Laura Freyaldenhoven of music site, 'WhentheHornBlows' remarked that the song combines "atmospheric beats with disarming vocals" and "thrills with an intoxicating kind of vulnerability", further stating that the "glass ceilings made of of glistening synths layered over a gentle bassline wrap Tate’s delicate lyricism into a soothing soundscape that feels intimate yet distinctly cinematic as she recalls coping with the end of a relationship". Emma Holbrook of music magazine The Forty-Five described the song as emotionally charged synth pop with an unbelievably catchy hook and remarked that the song fuses "bone-deep synths and a beat that snaps abruptly like a rubberband against your wrist, with the guilt and longing and pain you feel when you’re protecting someone else." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.