It's simple, when it's right. :love2
"Alive" is a downtempo ballad.
Written by J.Lo, Chris Judd and Cory Rooney.
Produced by Cory and Dan Shea.
Judd played Lopez a melody that he had written on the piano. She thought that the melody was "really beautiful", and that it would be perfect fit for Enough. She incorporated the hardships that Slim went through in the film, as well as her own personal struggles, into the song's lyrics.
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"Alive" doesn't appear on the film score of Enough, and instead was included on Lopez's first remix album, J to tha L–O! The Remixes (2002). It was serviced to radio in the United States on May 21, 2002, by Epic Records.
Music critics were divided on "Alive"; some deemed Lopez's change in musical style to be refreshing, while others felt as if she should stick to the dance arrangements of her previous work.
I saw the video yesterday on a French Tv Channel and I just remember this lovely song.
Your thoughts gremlins ?
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"Alive" is a downtempo ballad.
Written by J.Lo, Chris Judd and Cory Rooney.
Produced by Cory and Dan Shea.
Judd played Lopez a melody that he had written on the piano. She thought that the melody was "really beautiful", and that it would be perfect fit for Enough. She incorporated the hardships that Slim went through in the film, as well as her own personal struggles, into the song's lyrics.
"Alive" doesn't appear on the film score of Enough, and instead was included on Lopez's first remix album, J to tha L–O! The Remixes (2002). It was serviced to radio in the United States on May 21, 2002, by Epic Records.
Music critics were divided on "Alive"; some deemed Lopez's change in musical style to be refreshing, while others felt as if she should stick to the dance arrangements of her previous work.
I saw the video yesterday on a French Tv Channel and I just remember this lovely song.
Your thoughts gremlins ?
