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Months after the talent show, her classmates came up to her and recited the melody and lyrics, which made her think, "There must be something here!"[8] To this end, she insisted that Big Machine Records executives include it on the track list.[9] Swift envisioned the production in her head before approaching Chapman.[10] According to the album's liner notes, instruments and their corresponding musicians on "Our Song" include acoustic guitar (Swift), banjo and electric guitar (Chapman), Dobro (Bruce Bouton), drums (Nick Buda), percussion (Eric Darken), fiddle (Rob Hajacos), and bass guitar (Tim Marks).[11] The track was recorded by Chad Carlson, assisted by Chapman, at Sound Cottage and Quad Studios in Nashville.[11] It was mixed by Chuck Ainley, assisted by Greg Lawrence, at Masterfonics.[11] Swift chose the song as the album's closing track because she thought the final refrain's lyric, "Play it again," would subliminally suggest the listener to replay the album.[12]
Built on a banjo riff, "Our Song" is a country-music track featuring a fiddle solo in the break.[27][28][29] Musicologist James E. Perone noted that the production conveys the conversational lyrics by employing repeated pitches in the lower register of Swift's vocals in the verses, where she sings at one pitch for a sustained period.[27] According to the BBC, the verses exemplify Swift's "one-note melody", which effectively conveys the narrative and becomes a staple in many of her subsequent songs.[26] The refrain emphasizes the fifth scale-step with a wider-ranging melody and higher-pitched vocals, which Perone described as upbeat and tuneful.[27] In the song, Swift sings with twangy vocals[23] and uses a Southern accent, brought about by her move from Pennsylvania to Tennessee as a teenager.[30] Swift pronounces the pronoun "I" closer to the monophthong "ah" and sings the words "car" and "heart" with a non-rhotic accent.[30] She plays on the lack of verb agreement in Southern American English in the lyric "your mama don't know".[30]
Critics debated whether "Our Song" is country music.[31] J. Freedom du Lac from The Washington Post and Nick Jones from Vulture noticed influences of hip hop and rhythmic music on the phrasing and the final refrain's compressed drums.[10][32] Critic Maura Johnston from Pitchfork commented that apart from country-music fiddles and twang, the melody is influenced by "millennial teen pop".[33] Grady Smith from Rolling Stone selected it as one of Swift's "countriest songs", noting the instruments and Southern accent.[34] In an article for JSTOR, linguist Chi Luu argued that Swift employed a Southern accent as a means to signify her authenticity in country music; because Swift came from an upper middle class background, which differentiated her from other female country musicians singing about overcoming hardships and poverty, the Southern accent was an important means for her early image as a country-music artist.[30] Musicologist Nate Sloan pointed to the conversational lyrics drawing on mundane daily-life experience as Swift's embodiment of country-music songwriting tropes.[31]
Other critics praised the theme and conversational lyrics. Sasha Frere-Jones in The New Yorker was impressed by the simple phrases "so conversational that on first hearing they fly by without registering" and said the song was Swift's first to "stop [him] in [his] tracks".[20] Billboard's Deborah Evan Price deemed the conversational lyrics appealing to those who want to revisit the "tender memories of uncomplicated young love".[40] In a review for Blender, Sheffield found the narrative full of "personality and poise".[41] In Pitchfork, Johnston selected the track as one of Swift's early songwriting demonstrations for earnestly portraying teenage sentiments.[33] Alexis Petridis from The Guardian said the "snappy, self-referential lyrics" predicated Swift's success beyond country music,[42] and Hannah Mylrea from NME found the lyrics vivid.[29] In a ranking of Swift's discography, Roisin O'Connor of The Independent picked "Our Song" among her five best songs: "[Her] making a song about a song based on sounds from real-life is all kinds of perfect."[25]
Trey Fanjoy, who had directed the music videos for Swift's past singles, is the director for the video for "Our Song".[56] Compared to the previous videos, "Our Song" does not feature a clear narrative and instead is a compilation of disparate scenes with vibrant colors and symbols.[56][57] Swift talked about the concept: "[Fanjoy] had this idea for a front porch performance and then a field of flowers for another performance, then a black-and-white performance shot. It all came together in her head. She was able to translate that so well onto film. It just shows what a truly great director she is."[7] The video features Swift's backing band as guest stars.[58] It aired on CMT, CMT Pure, and Great American Country on September 24, 2007,[59] and was included on the DVD reissue of Swift's debut album, released on November 6, 2007.[60]
In the video, Swift performs in different outfits for different settings; in one scene, she performs with a glitter-encrusted guitar.[61] Many of the outfits are associated with mid-2000s fashion, such as pink lip gloss, layered tank tops with Soffe shorts, and black elbow-length arm warmers.[57] Swift had two dresses custom made for the video.[58] Spin observed that "Our Song" was Swift's first music video that incorporates visually stimulating elements: "All the colors fall somewhere between fantastical (like Swift's bright blue fairy dress) and excessive (like the pool of roses she sits in)."[62] Jason Lipshutz from Billboard called it "one of her simplest, sweetest music videos".[61] According to Glamour, Swift's bright and feminine style without using designer clothing in "Our Song" helped shape her relatable image in her early career.[63]
StorylineThe music video starts out with Taylor sitting barefoot on a carpet, painting her nails and with a phone in her hand. Taylor is also seen with the phone standing in front of a mirror, using red lipstick to write "love
Our SongSingle by Taylor SwiftGeneral informationArtistTaylor SwiftRelease dateSeptember 9, 2007Recorded2006StudioQuad Studios-A Sound Cottage(Nashville, Tennessee)GenreCountryLength3:22AlbumTaylor Swift LabelBig Machine RecordsSongwriter(s)Taylor SwiftProducer(s)Nathan ChapmanSingles chronologyPreviousCurrentNext"Teardrops on My Guitar""Our Song""Picture to Burn"Taylor Swift track list"Mary's Song (Oh My My My)""Our Song""I'm Only Me When I'm With You"Music Video"Our Song" is a country song by Taylor Swift. The song was written by Swift and produced by Nathan Chapman. It was released on August 22, 2007, by Big Machine Records as the third single and the eleventh track from Swift's eponymous debut album, Taylor Swift (2006). Swift solely composed "Our Song" for the talent show of her freshman year in high school, about a boyfriend who she did not have a song with. It was included on Taylor Swift as she recalled its popularity with her classmates. The uptempo track is musically driven mainly by banjo and lyrically describes a young couple who use the events in their lives in place of a regular song.
"Our Song" was met with great appraise from contemporary critics, some who deemed it one of Swift's best singles, and commercial success. The song charted within the top thirty and top twenty on the Canadian Hot 100 and Billboard Hot 100, respectively. In the United States, it became Swift's first number one single on the Hot Country Songs Chart, maintaining the position for six consecutive weeks, and was certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The accompanying music video won both nominations for "Video of the Year" and "Female Video of the Year" at the 2008 CMT Music Awards. Swift has performed the song at an abundance of venues, some while supporting as the opening act for various country artists' concert tours. She also performed it as part of the Fearless Tour (2009-2010), her first headlining tour.
The accompanying music video for "Our Song" was directed by Trey Fanjoy.[11] While listening to "Our Song", Fanjoy shared her ideas for a music video with Swift. "She had this idea for a front porch performance and then a field of flowers for another performance, then a black-and-white performance shot. It all came together in her head. She was able to translate that so well onto film. It just shows what a truly great director she is", Swift informed CMT News.[1] The video begins with a shot of Swift's toenails as she paints them. Swift, casually wearing a blue tank top, white hot pants, and straightened hair is revealed to be engaging in a phone conversation in a bedroom. A cut-scene shows Swift affront a restroom mirror, which she writes the word "Love", before furtively approaching a front porch, seen in a blue dress and curly hair. Swift then sits near the edge and performs "Our Song". The scene transitions to Swift lying on a bed of flowers and wearing an orange evening gown. She holds a card that spells her first name. Then, clothed in a long, black dress, black cowboy boots, and black gloves, Swift sings with a microphone and a backup band behind her in front of a white backdrop. Throughout the remainder of the video, scenes alternate between previous settings and concludes giggling while sitting on the front porch.The video was shot on a sound stage.The video premiered on September 14, 2007, on CMT.[11] The video received a nomination for "Number One Streamed Music Video" at the web-hosted 2008 CMT Online Awards, but lost to Carrie Underwood's video for "All-American Girl".[12] At the 2008 CMT Music Awards, the video won the CMT Music Award for "Video of the Year" and "Female Video of the Year".[13] In 2019, Taylor sold roses used in the music video on her merchandise website. 153554b96e
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