Jessie J - It's My Party

[j.fco.morales]

The second single from Jessie J's second album.

Features production from Max Martin & Shellback.

I'm not really feeling it though...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdTqEu_2ss4

[B Steady]

I've been hoping so much for a Jessie & MXM collaboration but then again this song is pretty disappointing. It sounds like a demo of "Raise Your Glass" (which I really like) to me. I can't even imagine that this song will grow on me. It's not bad at all but it's simply sub standard, especially for a Max & Shellback production.

[Raul_esp]

Average song , I Can't hear Max Here.

[B Steady]

Average song , I Can't hear Max Here.

I think it sounds pretty much like Raise Your Glass, but more like a demo ... still I can hear Max here

[Joshua]

I'm with you guys, it's generic, boring and uninspired. I'm really hoping they didn't write on this.

[turnaround]

Writing credits say:

Jessica Cornish, Claude kelly, John Larderi & Colin Norman


Interesting. After Rock N Roll another song they just produced and did not co-write.

[Rebecca]

agree, this is disappointing. I don't mind it, but it's not up to the Max/Shellbacl standard.

[Raul_esp]

Writing credits say:

Jessica Cornish, Claude kelly, John Larderi & Colin Norman


Interesting. After Rock N Roll another song they just produced and did not co-write.

Then it can be the cause , it sounds for me like a fail attempt for imitate the Max sound.

[melodicmoonlight]

Writing credits say:

Jessica Cornish, Claude kelly, John Larderi & Colin Norman


Interesting. After Rock N Roll another song they just produced and did not co-write.

where do people get this information from? Where does it say It's My Party was produced by Shellback and Max? it barely sounds like a Max/Shellback production. no way is it tight enough. the vocal production is lacking and the guitar sounds like a knock off.

Same with Rock N Roll - it still hasn't been confirmed that Max Martin produced it.

[B Steady]

Well there are so many people/sites saying it and also these songs sound like them. Not their best work, but you can hear some typical elements.

[turnaround]

The writing credits are from iTunes. But the production information isn't listed there. So I don't believe it until someone had the booklet in their hands
Same for "Rock N Roll"

[melodicmoonlight]

The writing credits are from iTunes. But the production information isn't listed there. So I don't believe it until someone had the booklet in their hands
Same for "Rock N Roll"

thank you.

everyone assumed that Max produced Rock N Roll just because it was published under his publishing. However, Avril worked with all new people/producers on this album. she never mentioned working with Luke or Max.

Well there are so many people/sites saying it and also these songs sound like them. Not their best work, but you can hear some typical elements.

so just because "so many people/sites saying it" means that it's true? ever since Rock N Roll came out I never thought it was produced by Max. and even if he did - you saying it's not his best work? in this day and age, if Max is gonna produce a song, believe it's gonna be killer.

[j.fco.morales]

Rock n' Roll actually sounds like a Max Martin produced song.

[Joshua]

Yeah some of those music news blogs and websites do have a bad habit of labeling a lot of new pop tracks as being Max or Luke's work.

I think I may have found a possible link for Avril though. Someone on ATRL mentioned that Emblem 3's "Chloe" is also published by MXM, with zero Max involvement. But guess who wrote on it... Peter Svensson. Same deal with "Rock N Roll", so maybe Peter works under MXM and has managed to pull in publishing for some songs he works on?

As for Jessie J, I'd say someone's just made a bad assumption based on the sound of the track.

[Feelgoodlies]

It sounds likea mix of  Raise Your Glass + Domino ... I thought it's a nice track though!