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To say that
Britney Spears’s life has changed over the course of the past two years
is somewhat of an understatement. Since the release of her Jive Records debut
"…Baby One More Time" (which made Britney the youngest artist
in Soundscan history to have a certified RIAA 12x platinum album, and included
four hit singles including the title track and "(You Drive Me Crazy"),
Britney has gone from being a star in the making to a superstar and the Queen
Of Teen. In 1999 alone she was nominated for two Grammys (including the coveted
Best New Artist), swept the 1999 MTV Europe Awards (where she nabbed Best Female,
Best Pop, Best Breakthrough Artist and Best song), brought her explosive live
show around the globe and appeared on every major televised award show both
here and in Europe. Perhaps
even more importantly than the accolades and the sales figures, Britney has
become an icon to millions of fans worldwide and her infectious brand of pop/R&B
has become the template for girl pop. Now
Britney is back ready to take it to the next level. Featuring tracks from Diane
Warren, Rodney Jerkins, Mutt Lange, Max Martin and Britney herself, "Oops!…
I Did It Again" is destined to be the album of the summer and is much more
than just a follow-up. It’s a record that shows the progress from phenomenon
to artist. A bit wiser and more confident and self-assured, "Oops!…
I Did It Again" is Britney Spears as you’ve never heard her: sexy,
sassy and solidly in control. Ask
Britney about the direction of her new CD and she is modest. "I'm not really
doing anything different this time around but I am really growing up, as a person
and that just all flows with the overall sound and feel of this record. There’s
no master plan! I’m just gonna be me and hope it all works out!" Signs
are evident that it has already begun to "work out". The title track,
which deals with romantic misintentions, was written and produced by longtime
collaborators Max Martin and Rami and has already broken the record for first
week adds at CHR/Pop radio with 155 adds. "It’s an incredible song!"
Britney declares, I think it’s even better than "Baby One More Time!"
Also incredible is the video whose futuristic/Barbarella concept was Britney's
idea. The
most noticeable aspect of the single, the video and the album is maturity, which
is just what Britney had in mind. "People have to remember that when I
did my first album I was only 16. I had never been in the studio, it was all
new to me and so before I let people help me out and honestly I think that was
because I was just so new to the music industry, not only because I was young.
But making records and being part of the process and becoming more in charge
of my sound was something I had to experience and grow with and on this album
I’ve had the chance to do that. This album is closer to who I am. It’s
funkier!" That
funkier spirit is loud and clear on uptempo rump shakers like "Stronger"
and "Don't Go Knockin’ On My Door" which find Britney in a frisky
and fierce state of mind. But as she proved on her debut, Britney can deliver
ballads with as much intensity as her more high energy cuts. On the aching "When
Your Eyes Say It" (written by Diane Warren and produced by Steve Lunt and
Robert Jazayeri) and the thoughtful "Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know"
(penned by Shania Twain and Robert Mutt Lange and produced by Lange), Britney
shows her depth. "I don’t want to just be some singer who sings a
song just to sing it," Britney offers speaking to the emotional range of
the album. "When you sing a song with feeling and do your all you connect
and that’s crucial to me. Especially since I think that the songs on this
album are ten times better than on my first album, so I really want my fans
to feel and hear how much these songs mean to me." In
keeping with that need to communicate is "Dear Diary", co written
by Britney. Britney began writing melodies and songs while on the road and she
has plans to learn guitar (she is proficient on the piano) in hopes of writing
more songs in the future. "I think I’ve always had these songs that
I've been writing in my head," Britney explains. "Now I feel ready
to let people start to hear them." Along
with her rigorous schedule and the release of her successful 2X Platinum home
video Time Out With Britney Spears in late 1999, Britney and her mother have
written a book entitled Heart To Heart. As if that weren’t enough, Britney
has also created the Britney Spears Foundation in conjunction with the Giving
Back Fund. Its first endowment is the formation of a performing arts summer
camp for underprivileged kids in Massachusetts. "I’m so happy to be
able to give kids the opportunity to learn about amazing world of dance and
music that I’ve have been lucky enough to make such a big part of my own
life." Britney
began performing at an early age, and when she was 8, she auditioned for the
Mickey Mouse Club. Although she was too young for the show, a producer helped
her secure an agent in New York City where Britney spent the next three years
studying dance and music. She also had bit roles in commercials, theatre and
films. When she tuned 11, Britney was old enough to earn a spot on the Mickey
Mouse Club and starred on the popular show for two years, relocating with her
family to Orlando. After
her stint on TV, Britney returned home but she still had dreams of making it
in the music industry. "I've always wanted to be a singer," she declares.
Armed with those desires and a powerful voice, Britney went back to New York
when she was 15 and began to make the rounds of record labels. She sang accapella
for executives at Jive Records who saw and heard right away that in the teenager
from Kentwood, LA, there were the makings of a star. Britney was signed soon
after her audition and began work thereafter on what would become "…Baby
One More Time." One
listen to "Oops!.. I Did It Again" and Britney will make a believer
out of you - one more time.
