Because the sound is of paramount importance, this does succeed as pure radio-ready product, which is enough for Sparks to sustain her momentum if not enough to give her some kind of identity to build a career upon. Em Dont try to explain your mind D I know whats happening here Em One minute, its love D And, suddenly, its like a battlefield Em One word turns into a D Why is it the smallest things that tear us down Em My worlds nothing when youre gone D Im out here without a shield - cant. This doesn't apply quite as strongly to the clutch of Sparks' collaborations grouped toward the end of the album-all ballads, some with vaguely spiritual overtones such as "Faith,"-but for the first two-thirds of Battlefield, it's all a cool calculated assault where Jordin seems almost incidental to the creation of the sound. Cifra: Principal (violão e guitarra) Tom: G. Most of these namebrands are recordmakers, not songwriters, so it's not a great surprise to find BATTLFIELD bears a slick production that's almost all treble, bass and rhythmic hooks. Here, she hires some of 2009's biggest hitmakers, including T-Pain and OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder. Jordin Sparks didn't get any traction until she received a boost from Chris Brown via their duet "No Air," the one moment on her 2007 eponymous debut that felt unquestionably modern, so it makes perfect sense that her second album, BATTLEFIELD, ditches almost all lingering American Idol pageantry for stylized pop and R&B pitched halfway between Rihanna (whose "S.O.S." is rewritten here, with Shannon's "Let the Music Play" substituted for "Tainted Love") and Leona Lewis. Recording information: Annetenna Studios, Burbank, CA Battery Studios, New York, NY DMP Studios Homesite 13, Novato, CA Legacy Studios, New York, NY Mason Sound, North Hollywood, CA Side 3 Studios, Denver, CO The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA The Sound Kitchen, Nashville, TN Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA. Jordin Sparks, Battlefield On her 2007 self-titled debut, former American Idol winner Jordin Sparks compared love to permanent body art and her entire supply of oxygen. Contributions to the albums production came from a variety of producers, including Harvey Mason, Jr., Claude Kelly, Ryan. The album debuted at number 7 in the United States, number 11 in the UK, number 34 in Australia and top 20 in many territories. Jordin Sparks didnt get any traction until she received a boost from Chris Brown via their duet 'No Air,' the one moment on her 2007 eponymous debut that felt unquestionably modern, so it makes perfect sense that her second album, BATTLEFIELD, ditches almost all lingering American Idol pageantry for stylized pop and R&B pitched halfway between Rihanna (whose 'S.O.S.' is rewritten here, with.
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Audio Mixers: Sam Watters Manny Marroquin Dapo Torimiro Pete Hofman Phil Tan Scott Cutler Serban Ghenea Toby Gad. Battlefield is the second studio album by American singer Jordin Sparks, first released on Jthrough Jive Records and 19 Recordings. Stream songs including 'Walking On Snow', 'Battlefield' and more. Personnel: Jordin Sparks (background vocals) Toby Gad (various instruments) Ryan Tedder (guitar, keyboards, programming, background vocals) Dapo Torimiro (guitar, keyboards, programming) Andrew Hey, Ian Dench, Greg Hagan (guitar) Jonas Jeberg, Wayne Wilkins (keyboards, programming) Don-E (keyboards) Eric Darken, Mich Hedin Hansen (percussion) Adam Smith, Sam Mizell (programming) Dameon Aranda, Keely Hawkes, Lauren Evans (background vocals). Listen to Battlefield (Deluxe Version) by Jordin Sparks on Apple Music.