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2006 unmarried by September

"Cry for You"
September-cry for you orig.jpg
Single by September
from the album In Orbit and Dancing Shoes
Released 29 November 2006 (2006-11-29)
Genre
  • Dance-pop
  • Europop
  • house
Length 3:30
Label
  • Catchy Tunes
  • Robbins
  • Hard2Beat
  • Central Station
  • B1
  • Happy
  • Silver Angel
Songwriter(s)
  • Jonas von der Burg
  • Anoo Bhagavan
  • Niclas von der Burg
Producer(s) Jonas von der Burg
September singles chronology
"Information technology Doesn't Thing"
(2006) 		"Cry for You"
(2006) 		"Can't Get Over"
(2007)
Alternative cover
UK cover

UK cover

"Cry for Yous", also known every bit "Cry for Yous (Yous'll Never Encounter Me Again)" on Hard2Beat,[1] is a vocal by Swedish vocalist Petra Marklund, performing every bit September. The dance-pop runway spent three weeks at the top spot of Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay Nautical chart in May 2007.[2] In the United States, information technology is the second single from September'southward album September, succeeding "Satellites" (a number 8 hitting on the Dance Airplay chart), while overseas it is her fifth unmarried release from her second studio album In Orbit, following "It Doesn't Thing". It is too a single from diverse compilation albums released in Europe.

The single was a huge success in Sweden every bit well as the rest of Europe, and can be considered her biggest striking yet, together with "Satellites". In her homeland of Sweden, "Weep for You" peaked at the number 6 position on the Swedish Top 60 Singles Chart for two weeks in a row. It remained on the singles chart in Sweden for 17 non-consecutive weeks.

Equally of Nov 2010, "Cry for You lot" has been certified Gold in the Us for sales of over 500,000 copies, making September the starting time Swedish vocalizer to receive a Gold certification in the United States since Ace of Base'southward 1998 hit "Barbarous Summer".

In late 2018, near 12 years afterwards its release, the song was turned into a meme on Twitter, thanks to its "you'll never see me again" lyrics.[3]

Composition and release [edit]

Before the worldwide release in 2007, September had originally recorded the vocal for her studio anthology In Orbit (2005). However, in many compilations September has released, the vocal has appeared on her compilations including September, Dancing in Orbit, Golden and Cry for You - The Anthology. According to September, she explained the reason why she wanted to release it worldwide, past saying "The song was and so strong by itself. And I've been there and it feels like the fans are starved of dance music. Simply now trip the light fantastic music is coming dorsum again, and the world is getting smaller and smaller because of the cyberspace – that now sometimes you don't even have to do much promotion, although plain it is yet very important. Merely I recall that a hit song will e'er find a style."[4]

In an interview with Digital Spy, they asked most the background of the vocal, when she replied:[iv]

"Information technology's about when you're done with relationship. A lot of people write to me and say 'It'due south really emotional and I feel so much for the song considering my beau la la la', which is really overnice for me, fifty-fifty though I didn't write the lyrics. I've had a lot of experiences like that so that'southward what gives me the nerve to sing it."

The song features a dance-pop,[five] Europop[6] [7] and house[8] sound and has been compared to Bronski Crush's "Smalltown Boy" and its sampled analogue, "Tell Me Why" by Supermode, although possible similarities have been declared unintended.[9]

Critical reception [edit]

"Cry for You" received positive reviews from music critics. Nick Levine from Digital Spy awarded the song with four stars out of 5, giving it a positive review. He stated "[...] it's a surprisingly affecting Eurodance number, a record that'south both relentlessly danceable and desperately sad" and said its "actually a pretty decent record."[10] However, he felt the vocal was not "original" enough to outbet releases by fellow Swedish singer Robyn. Popjustice said the song is a "massive balls-out club anthem and we call up it works rather well."[xi] Ben Norman from About.com called the song the "All-time Dance Crossover Track", while maxim "Robbins [Entertainment] has since made peace with me by bankroll and promoting Swedish singer September and this Europop confection. Expert job guys!."[12]

AllMusic had rated the song three-and-a-half-stars out of 5 stars.[thirteen] Grand. Ross Hoffman, likewise from AllMusic, had highlighted the song as an album standout, and said "'Cry [for You]' is the obvious standout, managing to conjure both composure and a surprising degree of emotion from its adequately pedestrian frothy electro-popular arrangement and polished simply powerful vocal turn."[14] Even so, he also added "'Weep for You' is a strong enough track (though fairly faceless too, in its way) [...]." PopBytes.com gave it a positive review, saying information technology's "full pop dance fluff only highly enjoyable."[15]

Chart operation [edit]

On the consequence date of 30 Baronial 2008 the vocal debuted at number xc-four on the U.Due south. Billboard Hot 100 after spending 8 weeks on the Bubbling Under chart. The next week information technology moved to number 90-two. In its third week it moved 8 places to number eighty-four. The song made its highest summit on the Hot 100 at number seventy-four, and on the Pop 100 at number twenty-9. It spent a total of 10 weeks on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. "Cry for You" also made it onto other popular countdowns in the U.S. after its re-release in 2008; entering at number thirty-nine on American Top 40, and number twenty on the TRL Weekend Countdown radio show.

In the Uk and Ireland, "Cry for Yous" was released in April 2008 on the Hard2Beat Records label, a subsidiary of Ministry of Sound, in a new remix with a new video. The remixed version entered the U.k. Singles Chart at number 9, and later climbed to number 5, following release of a physical single for the song. On 28 December 2008, the Britain Singles Chart had this as number xxx-five for the top songs of 2008.

In France, "Cry for You" topped the airplay nautical chart and debuted at number six on the singles chart. The vocal debuted in Switzerland at number thirteen, next week information technology moved at number seven on downloads alone. It debuted at number 16 in Germany and peaked at number xi. In kingdom of the netherlands the song was a huge success too, peaking at number 4 and staying in the summit twoscore for twenty-one weeks. In Europe the song peaked at number 15 on the European Hot 100 Singles.

In Australia, the original single version was released to radio, rather than the shorter UK remix (although the United kingdom remix has been played several times on Australian radio). The song debuted at number nineteen on 10 August 2008 and peaked at number fourteen. In New Zealand airplay and official charts, the song debuted at number xxx-nine on the consequence date of 22 September 2008.

"Cry for You lot" was certified golden for shipment of over 500,000 copies by the Recording Industry Association of America in 2010. The song is the first by a Swedish artist to be certified by the RIAA since Ace of Base's Barbarous Summer in 1998. The song was listed at number five on the Top 100 Club Nautical chart Twelvemonth-End event.[16]

Music video [edit]

Ii music videos were released for the single. The international version is set at the edge of a futuristic city inside a big lone building which could be a prison, barracks or manufacturing plant. Inside are hundreds of clones dressed in blackness latex catsuits who are marching in unison, watched over past women wearing white. They at starting time appear to be marching towards a screen which shows September singing and dancing while wearing a strapless dress. The video intercuts between September and 1 of the clones singing the vocal, while another clone dances atop a podium. On the bridge, one of the clones breaks ranks. Every bit she runs away, she takes off her black sunglasses and hood of her catsuit to reveal she is September. She is pursued by the women guards dressed in white who fire their light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation guns, but September reaches a door and escapes exterior.[17]

The original video was a promotional video featuring September in a photoshoot, every bit it features on several covers of the singles CD cover formats. This version uses the original radio edit, while the UK video uses the U.k. mix of the song.[eighteen]

Cyberspace meme [edit]

Beginning in late 2018, "Cry for You" received renewed interest when it appeared in a pop meme format on Twitter. The meme juxtaposes a portion of the song's chorus, in which Marklund sings "you'll never come across me again", with captions that ascribe the statement to entities such every bit socks that go missing after doing laundry, "Tumblr users later December 17th" (in reference to the site's ban on pornography), or "Lady Gaga to pop music after the gays [let] ArtPop flop".[3]

Sampling [edit]

In 2022, the song was sampled past British singer and songwriter Charli XCX on her song "Beg for Yous" (featuring Rina Sawayama) from her album Crash.[19]

Track listings [edit]

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

Country Appointment Format Characterization
Sweden 29 November 2006 CD single, digital download Catchy Tunes
United States 20 March 2007 CD unmarried, digital download Robbins Entertainment
nineteen September 2007 Digital download (Exclusive New Mix)
viii July 2008 Digital download (Exclusive New Britain Remixes)
Poland June 2007 Promo CD Magic Records
Netherlands 4 October 2007 Digital download, CD single Silver Angel Records
Great britain 14 April 2008 CD single, CD maxi, digital download Hard2Beat
Europe 9 May 2008 CD unmarried, CD maxi, digital download Hard2Beat
Commonwealth of australia 2 Baronial 2008 CD unmarried, CD maxi, digital download Primal Station Records
France 18 Baronial 2008 CD unmarried, digital download Universal Music France
Frg 26 September 2008[61] CD maxi, digital download Universal Music

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  5. ^ Manzella, Sam (28 January 2022). "Bop Shop: Songs From Joy Oladokun, Denzel Back-scratch, Euphoria, And More than". MTV. Archived from the original on 31 January 2022. Retrieved five February 2022. The London-based pop queens' amorous collab samples September's 2005 trip the light fantastic-pop hit "Cry for You," infusing some early-aughts nostalgia into the guild-ready banger.
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External links [edit]

  • Official website
  • Cry For You on YouTube
  • Cry For Y'all U.1000. version of the video on YouTube
  • Single track listing at e.discogs

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cry_for_You_(September_song)

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