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Ranked the song number one on the 10 Best Singles of 2007, while and listed the song at number three on the 100 Best Songs of 2007. The song has earned Rihanna several awards and nominations. In 2007, the song won two awards at the, when it was nominated for four. At the, 'Umbrella' also earned Rihanna and Jay-Z a in addition to receiving nominations for and.
The song is also listed on Rolling Stone 's at 412. The song serves as the to the album, and was released worldwide on March 29, 2007 through.
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'Umbrella' was a commercial success, topping the charts in Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, the Republic of Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In the United Kingdom, where the song's chart performance coincided with the, it was one of the most played songs on in the 2000s decade. It managed to stay at number one on the for 10 consecutive weeks, the longest run at number one for any single of that decade, and is also one of the few songs to top the chart for at least 10 weeks.
The single was one of the highest digital debuts in the United States and remained at the top of the US for seven consecutive weeks. The single's accompanying music video was directed by and features, among all, Rihanna's nude body covered in silver paint. The video earned Rihanna a at the and Most Watched Video on MuchMusic.com. Along with countless amateurs, 'Umbrella' has been covered by several notable performers from a variety of musical genres, including, the,,,, of,,, and. Rihanna performed the song at the, and was the closing song of the ' (2008), the ' (2010), and the ' (2011). It was included in the ' (2013), and the ' (2016).
Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Background [ ] American songwriter and producer convened with and in January 2007 at the -based Triangle Studios to create new material. In the studio, Stewart was 'messing around with a walloping sound', which he found in the free music software, which is included in all. With his attention caught by the sound, Nash asked Stewart what he was doing: 'Oh, my Gosh, what is that beat?' When Stewart incorporated onto the hi-hat, 'immediately the word popped into [Nash's] head'; he went to the vocal booth and started singing. Nash wrote the first two verses and the chorus over Stewart's skeleton track.
They quickly wrote the lyrics, completing the first verse in 60 seconds. They continued into writing, adding the while '[Stewart] would put the next chord'. In a matter of hours, they had recorded a of the track. The song was written with American pop singer in mind, whom Stewart had previously worked with on her 2003 single '. Stewart and Nash thought that Spears, who had 'her personal life.
A little out of control' at the time, needed a hit as musical comeback. Spears was working on her fifth album,, so they sent a copy of the demo to Spears' management.
However, Spears did not hear of the song because her label rejected it, claiming they had enough songs for her to record. Following the management's rejection of the track, Stewart and Nash dealt it out to other record labels. It was also given to English singer-songwriter, who failed to convince his record company to release it. It was then opted by chairman, a friend of Stewart who established his first studio.
By early February 2007, the demo was sent to Reid's right-hand woman, executive Karen Kwak, who passed it along to Reid with a message confirming that they had found a song suited for Rihanna, who was working on her third studio album,, at the time. Reid immediately sent the demo to Rihanna, who was also positive of it: 'When the demo first started playing, I was like, This is interesting, this is weird.. But the song kept getting better. I listened to it over and over. I said, 'I need this record.
I want to record it tomorrow.' When [Rihanna] recorded the 'ellas,' you knew it was about to be the jump-off and your life was about to change if you had anything to do with that record., However, since it was the season of 2007, Stewart and Nash eyed American R&B singer for the demo. Upon calling them to set the record aside for Rihanna, Stewart had played it to an associate of Blige, subsequently promising the song to her. Having heard the move of the writers, Kwak began calling Stewart and his manager, Mark Stewart, incessantly. Meanwhile, considering Blige's nominations at the Grammys, Stewart and Nash agreed to wait for her response. However, Blige failed to hear the song in full due to her obligations to the Grammys at the time and 'had to sign off on the record before her reps could accept it'.
Finally, Reid 'stepped in, trading on his power-broker status and longstanding relationship with Stewart', and admits, 'I made the producers an offer they couldn't refuse.' By the time Reid had successfully persuaded Stewart's camp, they 'just couldn't say no'. On giving up the record to Reid's camp, Mark Stewart comments, 'We knew Rihanna's album would be out in a few months. Mary wasn't even in an album cycle yet.
We made the sensible business decision.' Rihanna recorded the song, with vocal production by, in a in. Initially, Stewart admitted he was still reluctant as to whether Rihanna was the right artist to record the song, but following the recording of the 'ella, ella', he felt they were onto 'something'.
Following Rihanna's recording, Def Jam CEO-rapper added his. However, Jay-Z rewrote his verse without the awareness of Stewart and Nash. Stewart could not understand it, but later realized it made 'sense' instead of the first version. Stewart noted that 'from a songwriter's standpoint, he just really made it more about the song, with the metaphors about umbrellas and about the weather versus what he had before'. 'Umbrella' was released worldwide on March 29, 2007, debuting on Rihanna's Def Jam website. The song was released digitally in the United Kingdom on May 14, 2007, along with its physical release following two weeks later. Composition [ ] 'Umbrella' is a, and song with influences.
The song's musicscape is based on the,, and a. According to magazine, the song's beat can be recreated through a drum loop from the music-software program (Vintage Funk Kit 03). The song is written in the key of. The song's lyrics are written in the traditional.
They open with a rap verse, and the hook 'ella, ella' follows every chorus. A follows the second hook, and the song ends in a. Critical reception [ ] Andy Kellman of commented: 'Umbrella' is [Rihanna's best song] to date, delivering mammoth if spacious drums, a towering backdrop during the chorus, and vocals that are somehow totally convincing without sounding all that impassioned – an ideal spot between trying too hard and boredom, like she might've been on her 20th take.'
Alex Macpherson of British newspaper, 'Umbrella' is 'evidence' that Rihanna's 'strict work ethic is paying off', adding that she 'delivers [in the song] an impassioned declaration of us-against-the-world devotion'. Tom Breihan of, though he complimented the production, dismissed Rihanna's voice which 'takes on an unpleasant icepick edge when she tries to fill the space between the slow-tempo beats', adding that the song is 'uncompelling as event-pop, particularly because of the disconnect between Rihanna's cold, clinical delivery and the comforting warmth of the lyrics'.
Sal Cinquemani from wrote 'That the song is just plain good, regardless of genre, proves that Jay and Rihanna, who's already scored hits across several formats with a string of singles that couldn't be more different from each other, are dedicated to producing quality hits—however frivolous they may be.' Huff of said that 'Umbrella' is a monster, so much so that I'll even confess to spending a portion of a rainy afternoon practicing the hook.' Jonah Weiner of magazine called the song the album's highlight and stated that it 'would be far less engrossing if it wasn't for the way Rihanna disassembles its ungainly title into 11 hypnotic, tongue-flicking syllables'. ' Kelefa Sanneh described the song as 'a space-age hip-pop song'.
Awards [ ] The song has earned Rihanna several awards and nominations. In 2008, 'Umbrella' earned Rihanna and Jay-Z a for in addition to receiving nominations for and. 'Umbrella' has also been recognized in various forms of accolades by the music press. The song is listed number three on the 100 Best Songs of 2007, published by the music magazine. Magazine also listed the song number three on their Top 10 Songs of 2007. 'Umbrella' is listed at number two on 's annual year-end critics' poll, behind 's '. The song is listed number one on magazine's list of the 10 Best Singles of 2007, while topping the magazine's poll for the best single of 2007.
Blender magazine awarded the song Song of the Year in their Readers' Poll 2007. The music press has considered 'Umbrella' as 2007's Song of the Summer, while writer regarded it as 'arguably 2007's signature slow jam'. In 2009, Pitchfork ranked the song as the #25 song on list of The Top 500 Tracks of the decade. Put it on its end-of-the-decade, 'best-of' list, saying, 'In 2007, Rihanna had us all singin' in the rain.'
On Rolling Stone's updated version of their, 'Umbrella' was listed at number 412, making Rihanna one of the youngest living artists in that list. In October 2011, NME placed it at number 63 on its list '150 Best Tracks of the Past 15 Years'. Rihanna performing 'Umbrella' in Zurich at her tour, 2010. 'Umbrella' debuted on the US on the chart issue dated April 28, 2007, at number 91.
The following week it climbed to number 72, and to number 63 in its third week. In its fourth, fifth and sixth week on the chart, it progressively ascended to numbers 52, 44 and 41. Prior to its physical release, 'Umbrella' achieved the biggest debut in the six-year history of in the United States, breaking a record previously held by and 's '.
Following its digital release, 'Umbrella' soared to number one for the issue dated June 9, 2007 on its seventh week on the chart. It subsequently debuted atop the chart, with first-week sales of over 277,000 units. The single became the highest digital debut in the United States since began tracking downloads in 2003, surpassing 's ' 250,000 sales record in 2006. The single's rise to the top of the Hot 100 marked Rihanna's second number one single following ' (2006), which was also noted for its huge leap on the Hot 100 to the top spot based on digital sales alone.
Significantly sustained by the strong airplay of the single and preventing American rap group ' ' from advancing on the chart, 'Umbrella' spent seven consecutive weeks at the top of the chart. 'Umbrella' eventually became the second best-performing single of 2007 on the Hot 100, only behind 's hit single ' which topped the chart for ten weeks total. 'Umbrella' entered the top fifty of the US chart on the issue dated April 28, 2007, at number 42. The following week it climbed to number 29, and reached the top twenty in its fourth week on the chart, at number 17. It entered the top five of the chart on the chart issue of June 2, 2007, at number three. It eventually reached number one on the issue dated July 14, 2007, and remained at the top for four consecutive weeks. On the chart, 'Umbrella' debuted at number 77 on the chart issue dated April 28, 2007.
The following week it rose to number 61, and to 51 in its third week. In its fourth week on the chart, it climbed to number 36. On the chart issue of June 9, 2007, 'Umbrella' soared from number 31 to number one in its eighth week on the chart. It spent six consecutive weeks at the top.
'Umbrella' debuted at number 69 on the chart on the issue dated April 21, 2007. The following week it rose to number 52 and by the issue dated June 9, 2007, it had climbed into the top twenty at number 17. It reached the top ten for the chart issue of June 16, 2007, and rose to number six the following week, earning the 'Greatest Gainer' in both sales and airplay for the week. It made its peak of number four in the issue of July 14, 2007.
'Umbrella' entered the chart as the 'Hot Shot Debut' at number 36, for the issue dated June 9, 2007. The following week it leaped to number 25. It ascended into the top ten of the chart the week after, landing at number nine, and rose to number four in its fourth week on the chart. It topped the chart on the issue dated July 7, 2007 and remained at number one for a second week. Descargar Canary Islands Gold Edition For Fsx 3d. As of June 2015, 'Umbrella' has sold 4,470,000 digital copies in the United States, and is Rihanna's sixth best-selling single in the country.
The song debuted at number one in Canada, becoming the first song to top the then recently launched, a singles chart in Canada issued by Billboard magazine, similar to that of the Billboard Hot 100. Europe [ ] The single experienced major success, most notably, in the. The song entered the at number one based on digital sales alone, becoming Rihanna's first chart-topper in the country.
During the single's fourth week on the chart, Rihanna earned her first 'Chart Double' with both the single and subsequent album ( ) topping the UK Singles and charts simultaneously. Having reached nine straight weeks at number one on the chart, it broke the record of American group 's ' as the longest chart-topper of the decade. 'Umbrella' eventually reached a total of ten weeks at number one on the chart, becoming the country's longest-running number one single of the 21st century.
In addition, Rihanna become the seventh artist in history to top the chart for ten consecutive weeks. By the end of 2008, 'Umbrella' had sold over 600,000 copies, making it her biggest-selling single at the time, before being succeeded by ', a collaboration with two years later in 2010. It became Britain's second biggest-selling single of 2007, only behind ' '. On December 12, 2008, it was certified Platinum by the, for sales of 600,000 copies. In total, 'Umbrella' has amassed 51 weeks in the official Charts, making it the joint 20th longest runner of all time. It has spent a further 20 weeks to tally 71 total weeks inside the Top 100, in which it has appeared in three consecutive years; number one in 2007, 18 in 2008 and number 99 in 2009.
'Umbrella' had similar success elsewhere in Europe, topping charts for lengthy periods including Switzerland for nine weeks, Norway for seven weeks, Germany for five weeks, Austria for four weeks and Belgium for three weeks. It also reached number one in Denmark and Hungary. In Spain, the song achieved an eight-times platinum certification from, denoting sales of over 160,000 units. Furthermore, 'Umbrella' attained top five positions in the Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, the Netherlands and Sweden. It also reached the top ten of France. Worldwide the song has sold more than 8.0 million copies, making it one of the of all time. Music video [ ] Background and concept [ ] While working on the album, ideas began to circulate concerning Rihanna's image, extending into her music videos.
She asked American music video director to send her 'something' to work on. Def Jam representatives were expecting Applebaum of the treatment. In response, Applebaum hurriedly made a for the video, one of his first ideas being the silver body paint that Rihanna is seen in. Applebaum was doubtful whether Rihanna would embrace the idea, but her 'positive response' following a letter the director sent to the artist ensured its approval.
Makeup artist Pamela Neal mixed a silver paint that would give Rihanna such a look. Pc Game Conflict Global Storm 1 more. During the session, the paint was re-applied between takes to ensure she was completely covered.
The set was closed to Rihanna, Applebaum and a camera assistant. Rihanna also contributed her own ideas towards the video shoot, suggesting to Applebaum that she dance, an idea which he accepted. Visual effects at Kroma were supervised by Bert Yukich and produced by Amy Yukich. A key part of the video is a 24-second visual effects sequence in which Rihanna is surrounded by silvery strands of liquid that crisscross the frame in graceful arcs in response to her movements. Water elements were recorded on a special effects stage using a high-speed 35mm camera. Bert Yukich then composited them into the scene with the singer. He then added lighting effects to the practical water elements to give them the mirror-like texture of mercury.
Release [ ] The music video premiered on April 26, 2007. Downloads were made available for those in the U.S. Only from the website for a limited time. The video was officially released on the on May 11, 2007, peaking at number one for a period of eight weeks.
On May 1, 2007, 'Umbrella' debuted on MTV's at number 10, before reaching number one on May 9 where it remained for fifteen days, making it the longest running number one of 2007. The video was well-played in MTV during the second half of 2007; it has reached over 8,000 plays, receiving a platinum recognition at the MTV Platinum and Gold Video Awards.
Such was the success of the promotional video that it received five nominations at the, including 'Female Artist of the Year', 'Video of the Year' and 'Monster Single of the Year', going on to win the latter two. Used 'Umbrella' as the base track for his breakthrough mash-up, 'United State of Pop', which combined Billboard's Top 25 songs of 2007. Then-upcoming singer recorded an acoustic version of 'Umbrella' which was released August 3, 2007 as the debut single from her Start Here EP and included as the closing track on Digby's debut album. Scottish rock group also released an acoustic version of the song, just like the Italian singer has done in her cover – album Acousticlub, while band went in the opposite direction and released a punk cover of the song, and Norwegian band have made a version of the song. For her debut album, singer and actress covered the song in English, while singer Miss Ganda recorded a version in entitled 'Payong' (which means umbrella in Filipino).
Singer and actress sang an acoustic version of the song in 2007 and its video on has more than 6.5 million views by October 2017 Pop-punk outfit covered the song for the compilation album, and British rock band produced their own version of 'Umbrella', which was originally recorded for the album. Produced in celebration of the 2008 and Big Gig, that album was given free with a special souvenir box set of the magazine on February 27. Two additional versions (acoustic and Grand Slam mix) were later made available on iTunes, and the trio is now released together on an Umbrella EP; a video for the cover is available on the band's official website. British band performed their own version of 'Umbrella' during their Greatest Hits So Far Tour in 2007, and band performed their 2008 cover live. Country-pop singer-songwriter recorded a live version of the song, which was later included in an exclusive titled Live from SoHo – EP (2008).
Her version of the song peaked at number seventy-nine on. There have also been notable mixed versions of the song. American rapper recorded a version of 'Umbrella' that replaced Jay-Z's opening rap verse. An article by magazine, who dismissed Jay-Z's version, said 'Lil Mama actually seems to understand the song's metaphorical themes of protection and loyalty'. American punk band drummer remixed the song, adding to the track 'quicksilver snare flourishes and. Real-life guitars'. Singer created an titled 'Cinderella', replacing some of the verses and part of the chorus of 'Umbrella' with his own lyrics.
This version is the official remix. This version has been performed as a duet between Brown and Rihanna when he joined Rihanna on a late-2008 tour in the Asia-Pacific region. R&B/hip-hop singer, who wrote 'Umbrella', recorded the with a slightly different intro and instrumental. Recently [ ], Korean girl group covered this song on Music Bank.
The song's drum beat is sampled in 'Symphonies'. An episode of featured this song performed by in a with '. The song has also been covered by, an American-Korean singer from the popular girl group in their first Asia Tour. In 2009, incorporated the 'Eh, Eh' hook for her song '. At the end of 2007, Internet artist used 'Umbrella' as the base track for 'United State of Pop', his breakthrough mix that included (on which 'Umbrella' appeared at #2). On Friday, August 28, 2015, country music duo Maddie and Tae covered it on the Bobby Bones Show.
On October 15, 2015, Scott Bradlee's released a 'Singin' in the Rain' style cover, featuring Casey Abrams & The Sole Sisters, surpassing 11 million views. The Baseballs version [ ] 'Umbrella' by from the album Released May 1, 2009 Format. • • Length 3: 07 singles chronology ' Umbrella' (2009) ' (2009) ' Umbrella' (2009) ' (2009) 'Umbrella' was covered by the coverband,, in 2009.
It was certified Platinum in Finland. Track listings Promo CD and CD single No. Title Length 1. 'Umbrella' 3:07 2. ' 3:52 Total length: 6:59 Release history Date Country Format Label May 1, 2009 CD Chart performance Chart (2009–10) Peak position Austria () 70 Belgium ( Flanders) 30 Netherlands () 4 Netherlands () 5 Finland () 1 Spain () 38 17 Sweden () 19 Switzerland () 9 Year-end charts Chart (2009) Position 28 36 References [ ].