#DONT CALL ME UP MABELL MAC#

In terms of inspiration behind the track, Mabel wanted to write something that portrayed the ups and downs post break-up with a partner. And now weвЂ™ve written loads of records together and hopefully weвЂ™ll write many more.вЂќ If you have good chemistry with a person, then the music will come. SheвЂ™s written so many incredible records and IвЂ™d heard amazing things about her, everybody was like, вЂњYouвЂ™re going to love herвЂќ and we just hit it off straight away. And that was also the first time that IвЂ™d worked with her. вЂњCamille Purcell is an incredible songwriter and artist, I love her music as well. HeвЂ™s just amazing at getting to know you and bringing out the best in you.вЂќ Also speaking on her experiences with Purcell, Mabel told GENIUS about working with her as well. I think it has elements of the music that IвЂ™ve made before but it elevated my sound. I think it was the first time I made something that was that kind of pop, but in a way that it was still me. He definitely brought something different to my sound. And we wrote together with Camille who is an amazing songwriter. And вЂњDonвЂ™t Call Me UpвЂќ was actually the first song that we ever made together, it was our first session. HeвЂ™d obviously just heard my music and liked what he heard. ItвЂ™s one of those things where heвЂ™ll work with you, but you have to prove your stripes first.

#DONT CALL ME UP MABELL MAC#

Mabel described Mac as вЂњan incredible producer. Mabel told music website GENIUS about the process of working with both Purcell and Mac. вЂњDonвЂ™t Call Me UpвЂќ was written by Mabel and songwriter/artist Camille Purcell and producer Steve Mac. The track is third on MabelвЂ™s highly anticipated upcoming album вЂњHigh ExpectationsвЂќ, which is due to be released in July 2019, but is also featured on a reissue of her previously released mixtape: вЂњIvy to RosesвЂќ. Urging listeners not to answer the phone when their ex rings them and coming to terms with lack of care by their previous partner. в†‘ File:DCMU_1999_Choreographer_Proof.вЂњDonвЂ™t Call Me UpвЂќ is young British-Swedish pop artist MabelвЂ™s (real name Mabel McVey) most uplifting track to date.Gold Move: RestВ your right elbow on your left hand and place your right hand by your face whileВ making theВ phone gesture. In the bridge, the background transforms into spinning blue and cyan swirls pattern with red telephone cord in spring-like shape that zoom in to the middle in endless loop, the cyan parts of the background flash too. In the chorus, the background consists ofВ checkered and sky blue and dark blueВ patterns withВ and colored old telephones, the squares from checkered patterns also flash light blue. In the pre-chorus, the red, blue, andВ green booths stack over themselves and continue to flash the yellow lights, then they move away to reveal floating red telephone handsets in teal blue and paige strip pattern, some handsets change colors in yellow or pink or green.

The background stars with yellow and purple zigzag pattern and green telephone booths that flash yellow light from inside, these booths can change their colors from green to blue to yellow to red during 'Now now now now' part. She has a black and white outline and light orange glove.

Her accessories includeВ goldВ hanging earrings, a pair of dark turquoise circular sunglasses, a goldВ necklace, and a goldВ bangle on her left wrist. She wears a sky blue strapped braletteВ with aВ turquoiseВ sheerВ sleeveless crop top overВ it.В The rest of her outfit consists of a pair of light pink short shorts with matching drawstringsВ andВ blue thigh-high heeled boots with cyan flame designs down the sides. The dancer is a woman with grape purple hair in a long bob cut, with the right side covering her right ear.

Dont call me up mabell