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Melanie C with First Day of My Life in European countries. The track have been added to the re-issue version of the album. It was the second single in Europe after Next Best Superstar.

Made me think of this track:

I just discovered the song "Naked" .... It's amazing for my zumba class.

Also Spotify are from Sweden.

For production only, i will go with Ray Lamontagne - Till The Sun Turns Black

On Apple Music when i added the Single Oops...IDIA all the tracks mixed with the original album ☹️ BTW, what's the difference in the Music Breakdown Mix version ? Does a version of What Do You See exist without the talking at the end?

Why is it only Uk based?

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Yesterday, on March 20th, I reached 17,815 steps on my tracker. Thanks to my Zumba class.

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I really love Melody of Life, Last Man Standing & Whenever You're Near I'm really happy to had the chance to listen to thoses tracks. I can't believe that the Rap version of SYBT was already in our hand, in the VHS for so long time.

For this fourth single from the album, I’m giving this duet a 7/10. I already liked the album version a lot, but as a duet, it adds beautiful harmonies that elevate the song.

Thomas Rhett has teamed up with rising singer-songwriter Lanie Gardner for a fresh duet version of his song, “What Could Go Right.” This collaboration offering fans a new take on a track that originally appeared on Rhett’s 2024 album, About A Woman. “What Could Go Right” delves into the complexities of transitioning from friendship to romance, capturing the emotions of taking that leap of faith in a relationship. The original version was inspired by Rhett’s own experiences with his wife, Lauren Akins, reflecting the early stages of their relationship. Lanie Gardner, recognized as part of CMT’s Next Women of Country Class of 2025, brings a fresh perspective to the song. Her vocals harmonize seamlessly with Rhett’s, adding depth to the narrative of the duet. Gardner expressed her excitement about the collaboration, stating on social media, “I freakin’ love Thomas Rhett and his music so… it’s pretty dang cool to be a part of this.”

I’m giving this track a 5/10. The song is nice, and so are the vocals, but the production is far too basic. It really lacks something to make it more spectacular. Overall, it feels too formulaic.

I’m giving this beautiful ballad a 6/10. I love the message of the song, and the two voices blend together perfectly. It’s very radio-friendly, and I hope it does well on country radio in the U.S.