Disco has partnerships with Khalid, Mr. Catra, Afro B and Chencho Corleone
The singer anita released “Versions of Me”, their fifth studio album. The project reached digital platforms with established hits, including “Me Gusta”, “Girl From Rio”, “Boys Don’t Cry” and “Envolver”.
The disc has 15 tracks, which celebrate the singer’s freedom and versatility. The project has unprecedented partnerships with Khalid, Ty Dolla $ign, Afro B and Chencho Corleoneincluding a posthumous song with Mr. Catra. In addition to the artists mentioned, the project counts on collaborations already known by the public, including cardi B, myke towers and Saweetie.
The album cover gave rise to talk on social media and even became a meme. Art was creatively directed by Maxime Quoilin (responsible for projects Beyonce, Jay-Z, Rihanna and Miley Cyrus). The cover features six busts of the Brazilian artist, each representing a phase and facet of the singer. The album’s photography is signed by the creative director Jacob Websterknown for photographing big stars, including doja cat, Kim Kardashian, Cardi B and Chloe Bailey.
“Versions of Me” is the fifth album in Anitta’s career. Before that, she released “Anitta” (2013), “Ritmo Perfeito” (2014), “Bang” (2015) and “Kisses” (2019). Recently Anitta made history by becoming the first Brazilian solo artist to place a song in the first position of Spotify’s Global ranking with the hit “Envolver”.
Despite the unprecedented feat, the hit was involved in a controversy. An article from the website Rest of the World suggested that the audience played with Spotify’s algorithm so that Anitta reached the top position of Spotify Global with the hit “Envolver”, on March 25th.
According to Spotify, the digital platform has tools capable of identifying whether there was fraud in the count of plays and will analyze whether the artist’s fans really used “robots” (bots) to play the song indefinitely.
Paulo Pimentacommunications and press officer for anitawrote an open letter denying the allegations and stated: “THEIt’s a good thing that mathematics doesn’t lie and that the vast majority of Brazilians are still proud of national artists and got involved with Anitta to the point of breaking barriers together that had never been surpassed before.”
Source: cinebuzz
