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Juice by Lizzo

Artist Biography For Lizzo

Melissa Jefferson Born April 27 1988 In Detroit Michigan U.S. Known Professionally As Lizzo Is An American Rapper And Singer. She Is A Founding Member Of Indie Hip Hop Groups The Chalice Grrrl Prty The Clerb Ellypseas And Absynthe. Her Debut Album Lizzobangers Was Released In 2013. In 2015 She Released Her Sophomore Album Big Grrrl Small World. Born In Detroit In The Late 80’s Lizzo Spent Much Of Her Formative Years In The Church Where She Was Raised On The Gospel Sounds Of The Winans The Clark Sisters And Fred Hammond Along With Mainstay Secular Artists Such As Stevie Wonder And Elton John. At The Age Of 10 Her Family Moved To Houston TX And Lizzo Was Exposed To A Wide Array Of Emerging Southern Musical Styles From The Trademark Chopped And Screwed Rap Tracks Of The Underground To The Progressive And Polished R&B Sounds Of Groups Like Destiny’s Child That Were Raising The City’s National Profile To New Heights. In Fact It Was After She Stumbled Across A Destiny’s Child Performance At Wal-Mart That Lizzo—then A 5th Grader-- Was Inspired To Start Writing Music On Her Own. Over The Next Decade That Decision Would Take Her Through The Trenches Of Some Of The Most Varied Musical Genres R&B Girl Groups I.N.I.T.I.A.L.S. Cornrow Clique Progressive Rock Bands Elypseas Solo Rap Ventures And Electro-Pop Duos Lizzo & The Larva Ink . In 2011 She Made The Move To Minneapolis With Larva Ink In Order To Be A Part Of That City’s Blossoming And Collaborative Musical Community. Lizzo & The Larva Ink Was Well Received There And The Group Earned A Few Encouraging Nods From The Press. Lizzo Was Soon Introduced To Sophia Eris And Claire De Lune With Whom She Would Form The Chalice The Three-Piece All-Female Rap/R&B Group That Would Elevate Lizzo’s Profile And Reputation. In 2012 The Chalice Released We Are The Chalice An Album That Would Gain Them Instant Local Success Amongst Fans And Critics Alike Garnering City Pages’ Prestigious Best New Band And Picked To Click Accolades In The Same Year. The Success Brought Setbacks Though And A Falling Out Soon Led To The Demise Of Lizzo & The Larva Ink. Feeling Discontent With The Loss Of One Group And The Hurried Blur Of Success Of Another Lizzo Was Creatively Drained From Writing We Are The Chalice In Two Short Months. She Found Herself In The Throes Of Her First Full-Blown Case Of Writer’s Block. Unable To Create Music For Herself She Began Listening To Several Different Local Albums In Hopes Of Finding Inspiration. It Was LAVA BANGERS A 20-Track Instrumental Mixtape From Doomtree Producer And Minneapolis Music Vet Lazerbeak That Ultimately Caught Her Ear. Beaks’ Beats Proved The Fix For Lizzo’s Problem. “I Sat At Home And Listened To LAVA BANGERS And When “Lift Every Voice” Came On My Writer’s Block Was Cured ” Says Lizzo. “I Think It Revived My Gospel Roots. I Wrote Pages And Pages Of Songs And Finally Reached Out To Lazerbeak Not Thinking Anything Would Come Of It.” Her Timing Could Not Have Been Better. Beak Impressed With Lizzo’s Output With The Chalice As Well As Her Guest Appearances On Several Other Local Releases Was Looking For A Change Of Pace From His Daily Doomtree Production And Business Responsibilities. He Immediately Signed On To Work On Some Demos. Beat Tapes Were Exchanged Songs Were Written And Mutual Friend And Musical Collaborator Ryan Olson Totally Gross National Product Founder Gayngs/Marijuana Deathsquads Mastermind Was Brought On Board To Creatively Oversee The Project. Olson Recorded And Edited All 15 Tracks In His Bedroom Studio Bringing In Laid Back Hype-Man Cliff Rhymes Along The Way To Add Even More Layers To Lizzo’s Dynamic Vocals. LIZZOBANGERS Is The Culmination Of That Four-Way Collaboration An Album That Manages To Capture All Of The Varied Musical Influences Of Lizzo’s Upbringing And Combine Them With The Forward-Thinking Experimental Production Style Of Beak And Olson. The End Result Is A Brave New Project That Encapsulates The Best Parts Of Both The Familiar And The Future.

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Juice

"Juice" Is A Song Recorded By American Singer And Rapper Lizzo. It Was Released On January 4 2019 By Atlantic Records As The Lead Single From Her Third And Debut Major-Label Studio Album "Cuz I Love You". The Single Was Written By Lizzo Theron Thomas Sam Sumser Sean Small And Ricky Reed The Latter Also Handled The Song's Production. Musically It Is A Retro-Inspired Funk And Funk-Pop Song That Is Based On A Throwback Groove. Lyrically The Song Discusses Self-Love And Has Been Described As A Self-Esteem Anthem. The Song Received Widespread Acclaim From Critics Some Of Whom Referred To The Song As Lizzo's Best. Commercially The Single Entered Component R&B Charts In The United States While Also Reaching The Top Twenty In Scotland. The Track Is Certified Double Platinum In The US And Gold Or Platinum In Five Additional Countries. A Music Video Was Released Alongside The Single Which Contains Several 1980s Pop Culture References. To Promote The Single Lizzo Performed The Song On Several Shows Including The Ellen DeGeneres Show The Today Show Jimmy Kimmel Live! And The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The Song Is One Of The Tracks On The American Version Of Now That's What I Call Music! 71 Released On August 2 2019. In September 2019 The Song Spawned An Internet Meme After Polygon Writer Jeff Ramos Cut A Trailer For House House's Untitled Goose Game Using The Song As Its Anthem. The Song Was Also Featured In The Official Trailer For The 2021 Film Tom & Jerry. The Music Video For "Juice" Was Released The Same Day As The Single. The Video Directed By Quinn Wilson Features The Singer In An '80s-Style Workout Program Late-Night Talk Show And Selling Products On An Infomercial. It Also Contains References To Soul Glo Commercials And A Reference To ASMR YouTuber Spirit Payton.Taylor Bryant Of Nylon Magazine Described The Video As "just As Fun As The Song". A Second Music Video Premiered On The WOWPresents YouTube Channel On April 17 2019. The Video Features Lizzo With RuPaul's Drag Race Alumni A'keria C. Davenport Silky Nutmeg Ganache Soju Mayhem Miller Asia O'Hara Mariah Paris Balenciaga Detox Icunt Morgan McMichaels And Sonique. The Video Was Directed By Pete Williams. On October 18 2019 Singer CeCe Peniston Accused Lizzo Of Plagiarizing The Song's "Yeah-Yeah" Ad-Lib From Her 1990s Single "Finally". Lizzo's Lawyer Rejected The Claim Describing It As "opportunistic" And "specious".

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