Show Me Love (Robin Schulz Song)

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Show me love
Robin Schulz feat. JUDGE
publication November 27, 2015
length 3:37 ( radio version )
6:25 ( extended version )
Genre (s) House , pop
Author (s) Richard Judge,
Junkx ,
Robin Schulz
album Sugar

Show Me Love ( Engl. "Show me Love") is a song of the German DJ Robin Schulz , in cooperation with the British singer-songwriter JUDGE The piece is the fourth single from his second studio album Sugar .

Creation and artwork

The song was written by Richard Judge (JUDGE), the producer trio Junkx (consisting of: Dennis Bierbrodt, Jürgen Dohr and Guido Kramer) and Robin Schulz. The single was produced by JUDGE and Schulz, with the German production team Junkx acting as co-producers. Mixing and mastering was also done by Junkx; They did the mastering in collaboration with Michael Schwabe. The single was released under the music labels Tonspiel and Warner Music Group . On the cover of the maxi single - in addition to the artist name and song title - Schulz's upper body can be seen against the backdrop of a skyline . The cover picture was shot by Ben Wolf, the artwork is from Rocket & Wink.

Publication and promotion

The first release of Show Me Love took place on 27 November 2015, Germany, Austria and Switzerland . The maxi single was released as a 2-track single and includes a radio and extended version of Show Me Love . On 11 December 2015, the publication was followed by a digital Remix - EP , this includes five remix and an instrumental version to Show Me Love .

In order to promote the song, a live appearance in prime time followed during the semifinal show of the 5th season of The Voice of Germany . All semi-finalists sang a medley of Schulz's last singles, with each song being interpreted by two singers. Show Me Love was sung by the two " Team Andreas " members Tiffany Kemp and Ayke Witt . This was the only TV appearance in German-speaking countries so far.

Remix versions

  1. Show Me Love ( HUGEL Remix)
  2. Show Me Love ( Moguai Remix)
  3. Show Me Love (Max Manie & KT Remix)
  4. Show Me Love (Garry Ocean Remix)
  5. Show Me Love (Spada Remix)
  6. Show Me Love (Acoustic Version)

background information

In an interview that could be read on the Warner Music homepage, JUDGE described the collaboration with Robin Schulz as follows:

“When I first met Robin, I learned very quickly that he loves parties as much as I do. That is the best basis for a fruitful cooperation. It was always clear to me that this song could get huge in the right hands. What Robin made of it, however, is really amazing. I can't wait to go out there with it. Bring on the party! "

- Richard Judge, interview of November 13, 2015

content

The lyrics to Show Me Love are in English; Translated into German, the title means "Show me love". The music and the text were written jointly by Richard Judge (JUDGE), the producer trio Junkx and Robin Schulz. Musically, the song moves in the realm of house and pop music . The singing of the song comes from JUDGE alone, Schulz only acts as a DJ.

"Will you show me love as we get older,
and I'm falling at your feet.
After 30 years of service,
and one to fit our need.

Show me love as we grow colder,
let our love provide the heat.
And our older bones are missing,
but our hearts will never meet. "

- Refrain, original excerpt

“Will you love me when we get older,
when I fall at your feet.
After 30 years of service
and one to meet our needs.

Show me your love as we get colder,
let our love give the warmth.
And our older bones are missing,
but our hearts will never meet. "

- Refrain, translation

Music video

The music video for Show Me Love was filmed in Berlin at the beginning of November and premiered on November 13, 2015, on YouTube . You can see a man (played by Matthias Ludwig) falling from a treadmill . Shortly afterwards, a woman (played by Arijana Antunovic) rushes over to help him. When they look each other in the eye, it's like love at first sight. Various date scenes follow in which both are magically attracted by bad luck and something stupid happens to them each time. Among other things, they fall through the streets of Berlin, run into things, break objects, get hit by a car or even fall down stairs. Even during sex , books fall off the shelf and the two injure each other. But when the two are dancing in the apartment and some plaster falls from the ceiling on the woman's head, she becomes angry. He tries to save the situation by handing her a bicycle helmet , she doesn't think that's funny and a fight arises between the two, after which she throws him out of the apartment. After a month of radio silence , the two happened to meet again in a street café . As they both rise from their place, the weather suddenly turns into a violent thunderstorm . Objects are thrown around and people flee around them. Only the two stay and fight each other against the strong storm. When they have found each other, the storm subsides and the video ends with the two kissing. Robin Schulz can only be seen briefly towards the end of the video, as a guest in the street café. The total length of the video is 4:32 minutes. As in the previous music video for Sugar , the director was again Zak Stoltz. To date, the video has over 16 million views on YouTube (as of December 2018).

Contributors

Song production

Artwork

Companies

Music video

  • Arijana Antunovic: actor
  • Geraldine Arnold: Design & Styling
  • Falk Buchröder: lighting technician
  • Mario Clement: Creative Producer
  • Jann Döppert: cameraman
  • Benjamin Erdenberger: gaffer
  • Wanja Götz: stunt coordinator
  • Sebastian von Gumpert: Head of Production
  • Julian Hanschke: 2nd camera assistant
  • Nico Hauter: Color Grading
  • Dimitri Hempel: 2nd camera assistant
  • Leo Hille: co-producer
  • Sarah Jansen: co-producer
  • Christoper Kane: film producer
  • Marvin Kipke: Grip
  • Lilo Klinkenberg: Styling
  • Eva Lämmerzahl: Design & Styling
  • Matthias Ludwig: actor
  • Omid Minour: 2nd camera assistant
  • Holger Pohl: Design & Styling
  • Juliane Polak: hair , make-up
  • Sarah Ruhnow: Hair, Make Up
  • Oliver Schorch: lighting technician
  • Michael Schneider: 1st camera assistant
  • Felix Schwarz: 1st camera assistant
  • Toni Schultz: Best Boy
  • Dustin Emerson Straube: film editor
  • Zak Stoltz: editor, director
  • EASYdoesit: film producer

reception

Charts and chart placements

Show Me Love reached position two in the single charts in Germany and was in the top 10 for ten weeks and in the charts for 28 weeks. Furthermore, the single placed six weeks of chart peak of the German dance charts , and for three weeks at the top position of the airplay charts . In Austria , the single reached position four and stayed in the top 10 for six weeks and in the charts for 23 weeks. In Switzerland , the single reached position 12 in 19 chart weeks. The single was able to place itself in the German and Austrian single charts even before its official release due to the high number of individual downloads. In 2015 Show Me Love was placed in the German single annual charts at position 93. In 2016, the single was placed at position 75 in the German single annual charts, and at position 71 in Switzerland. In addition, the single was number one in Poland for a week .

For Schulz as an interpreter this is already the eighth chart success in Germany and Switzerland, as well as the seventh in Austria. It is his sixth top 10 success in Germany and Austria. As a producer it is already his sixth chart success in Germany and Switzerland, as well as the fifth in Austria. It is his fourth top 10 success in Germany and Switzerland. As an author it is already his fifth chart success in Germany and Switzerland and his fourth in Austria. It is his fourth top 10 success in Germany and Austria. The producer trio reached the German single charts for the seventh time and the charts in Austria and Switzerland for the third time. As a producer, it is her fifth chart success in Germany and, after Sugar, her second in Austria and the third in Switzerland. In both activities, it is her second top 10 success in Germany and Austria after Sugar . For JUDGE, Show Me Love is the world's first chart success in all functions.

Chart placements
Charts Top ranking Weeks
Chart placements
Germany (GfK) Germany (GfK) 2 (28 weeks) 28
Austria (Ö3) Austria (Ö3) 4th (23 weeks) 23
Switzerland (IFPI) Switzerland (IFPI) 12 (19 weeks) 19th
Annual charts
Charts (2015) placement
Annual charts (2015)
Germany (GfK) Germany (GfK) 93
Charts (2016) placement
Annual charts (2016)
Germany (GfK) Germany (GfK) 75
Switzerland (IFPI) Switzerland (IFPI) 71

Awards for music sales

In July 2017 Show Me Love was awarded a platinum record in Germany for over 400,000 units sold. This was followed by the award of a gold record in Italy, Austria and Switzerland and a double platinum record in Poland. For JUDGE these are the first record awards in his career. In total, the single was awarded gold and platinum three times for over 495,000 units sold.

Country / Region Award Sales
Awards for music sales
(country / region, Award, Sales)
Germany (BVMI) Germany (BVMI) Platinum record icon.svg platinum 400,000
Italy (FIMI) Italy (FIMI) Gold record icon.svg gold 25,000
Austria (IFPI) Austria (IFPI) Gold record icon.svg gold 15,000
Poland (ZPAV) Poland (ZPAV) Platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 40,000
Switzerland (IFPI) Switzerland (IFPI) Gold record icon.svg gold 15,000
All in all Gold record icon.svg3 × gold
Platinum record icon.svg3 × platinum
495,000

Main article: Robin Schulz / Music Sales Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. Show Me Love (The Remixes). itunes.apple.com, accessed December 27, 2015 .
  3. Robin Schulz feat. Talents “Medley”. the-voice-of-germany.de, accessed on December 27, 2015 .
  4. Even the most unlucky ones are lucky in love, teaches us the video “Show Me Love”. warnermusic.de, accessed on December 27, 2015 .
  5. ^ Robin Schulz & Judge Show me Love (2015). crew-united.com, accessed December 27, 2015 .
  6. ^ Robin Schulz & JUDGE - Show Me Love (Dance). officialcharts.de, accessed on March 13, 2020 .
  7. Airplay Charts Germany: Week 02/2016. germancharts.de, accessed on June 14, 2020 .
  8. ^ Robin Schulz & JUDGE - Show Me Love (single). officialcharts.de, accessed on December 27, 2015 .
  9. ^ Robin Schulz & JUDGE - Show Me Love. austriancharts.at, accessed on December 27, 2015 .
  10. ^ Robin Schulz & JUDGE - Show Me Love. hitparade.ch, accessed on May 8, 2016 .
  11. Top 10 single year charts. officialcharts.de, accessed on January 8, 2016 .
  12. Single year charts 2016. officialcharts.de, accessed on January 6, 2017 .
  13. ^ Swiss annual hit parade 2016. swisscharts.com, accessed on January 6, 2017 .
  14. Gold / platinum database. musikindustrie.de, accessed on July 15, 2017 .
  15. ^ Certificazioni. fimi.it, accessed on June 22, 2016 .
  16. Gold & Platinum. ifpi.at, accessed on January 9, 2018 .
  17. Platynowe plyty cd - archiwum. bestsellery.zpav.pl, accessed on 22 June 2016 .
  18. Awards. swisscharts.com, accessed May 8, 2016 .