mary j blige my life i love you instrumental

The first time I heard ' Keep on Moving' by Soul II Soul, I felt like somebody pumped a new spirit in me that made me want to go on. I believe there are certain things that God uses to get us out of a bad situation, and I believe music was one of the things he used for me. But then a special song caught their ear and that helped give them renewed strength. You don't know how many times people have told me that they'd been down and depressed and just wanted to die. Blige states the tour's title comes from her personal viewpoint of music after her battles with drug and alcohol abuse.

The tour was described as Blige venturing back to her R&B roots from her previous festival performances, which focused on a heavy rock sound. Her man, played by actor Christian Keyes, stands on the other side of the glass as she reflects on all the heartache he has caused her.Universal Music Group announced Blige's tour on September 1, 2010. In the clip, with mascara running down her eyes, a teary-eyed and disheveled Blige sits in an all-white room while being observed by men in lab coats. The music video for 'Suitcase' was directed by Mike Ho. Reid became instrumental in getting Blige on it. During that particular visit, the pair penned 'Suitcase', which resulted from them 'trying to write a bunch of female empowerment records.' Written in an hour and a half, Feist further elaborated on the writing process with Nicole: 'We just sat there in her basement and she had a pen in her hand and she sung me a hook, a verse and then I jumped up and down, screaming 'That's it, that's it' and then we cut it.' Once the demo of 'Suitcase' was completed, Epic Records head L.A.

After working on different track ideas, Feist traveled to Atlanta, Georgia to work with upcoming singer Crystal Nicole. Feist was able to submit one of his demo records. While the soundtrack was nearing completion, producer Mark J. Comprising 14 new recordings, including a remake of Shalamar's hit ' A Night to Remember' as well as collaborations with musicians Jerry Duplessis, Rodney Jerkins and Pharrell Williams, Blige primarily worked with frequent contributors Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, who produced the bulk of the album.

On May 30, 2014, it was announced that Blige had recorded an entire collection of music from and inspired by Tim Story's comedy film Think Like a Man Too, the sequel to Story's 2012 film Think Like a Man based on Steve Harvey's book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man.

Mary j blige my life i love you instrumental