Do m'appelles
| Do m'appelles | |
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| Adel Tawil feat. Peachy | |
| publication | April 12, 2019 |
| length | 3:25 min. |
| Genre (s) | pop music |
| Author (s) |
Robin Grubert , Ricardo Munoz Repko, Thomas Stengaard Petersen, Patrick Salmy, Adel Tawil, Mario Wesser, Alexander Zuckowski |
| album | Everything is alive |
Tu m'appelles ( French for “You call me”) is a song by the German pop singer Adel Tawil , in cooperation with the German- Bulgarian singer-songwriter Peachy . The piece is the first single from his third studio album Alles Leben .
Creation and artwork
Tu m'appelles was written jointly by Robin Grubert, Ricardo Munoz Repko, Thomas Stengaard Petersen, Patrick Salmy, Adel Tawil, Mario Wesser and Alexander Zuckowski. The production took place through the cooperation of Grubert, Salmy and Marcel Uhde ( Juh-Dee ), as co-producer Melvin "Mesh" Schmitz supported the production. Salmy was also responsible for the instrumentation in the form of guitars and the programming. The piece was mixed by Grubert and Zuckowski. The recordings were made under the direction of Yunus "Kingsize" Cimen, Mesh and Uhde.
On the cover of the single you can only see Tawil with a megaphone , in addition to the artist name and song title . The background is purple and turquoise . Tawil is dressed completely in black and holds the bright green megaphone in his right hand while jumping from his orange cube in the air. The photography is by Sebastian Magnani.
Publication and promotion
Tu m'appelles was first published as a single download on April 12, 2019 by the music label Okapi Records. The song was published by Budde Music Publishing, Catchy Music Verlag, Mum Edition, Song Legend Publishing and Songreiter Musikverlag . The distribution was carried out by BMG Rights Management . In order to promote the song, Tawils performed a solo on the ProSieben show 1:30 .
content
The lyrics to Tu m'appelles are bilingual in German and French . The title translates into German as “You call me”. The music was composed jointly by Robin Grubert, Thomas Stengaard Petersen, Ricardo Munoz Repko, Patrick Salmy and Adel Tawil, the text was written by Repko, Salmy, Tawil, Mario Wesser and Alexander Zuckowski. Musically, the song moves in the area of pop music . BMG described the song as a piece about the “connectedness of people” that is about the “unconditional, unstoppable willingness” to be there for someone.
The song is based on two verses, a bridge and a chorus . The song begins with the first stanza, the first part of which is sung in German by Tawil and the second part in French by Peachy. The first stanza is followed by the bridge, which in turn is followed by the refrain. The bridge is written entirely in German. The refrain contains the French exclamation “Tu m'appelles” ( French for “You call me”) or “Si tu m'appelles, tu m'appelles, tu m'appelles” ( French for “If you call me, you call me you call me "). The second stanza is again divided equally into German and French, whereby this begins with the French part and ends with the German part. This is followed by the bridge sung by Tawil and at the end the repetitive refrain, which this time is interpreted jointly by Peachy and Tawil.
“Tu m'appelles.
Call my name from anywhere in the world
Then I'll find you and catch you when you fall.
No desert, no storm to stop me.
Si tu m'appelles, tu m'appelles, tu m'appelles. "
Music video
The music video for Tu m'appelles was shot in Paris and premiered on May 3, 2019 on YouTube . You can see Peachy and Tawil singing the song alone or together at different locations. The total length of the video is 3:24 minutes. Directed by Plug and Jakub Rzucidlo. To date, the video has over 4.2 million views on YouTube (as of August 2019).
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Reviews
The German-language online magazine laut.de described Tu m'appelles as a “Schmachtbacken hit from the drawing board” and as a “single for unrestrained radio rotation ”. Furthermore, they described the piece as "unlovingly sloppy", " pathetic " and "pompous".
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After its release in Germany , Tu m'appelles initially only hit the single trend charts for several weeks . With the release of the album Alles Leben , the single finally reached the official single charts and reached its highest chart rating with position 48. It stayed in the top 100 of the German single charts for 13 weeks. In addition, the single was able to place itself in the iTunes daily evaluations for several weeks and reached its highest chart listing at position 15 on April 13, 2019. In Switzerland, Tu m'appelles reached position 30 in the single charts and stayed in the charts for 23 weeks. A chart success in the Austrian single charts was denied the single. In 2019, the single placed 49th in the German airplay annual charts , making it the third most-played title of the year after Hoch ( Tim Bendzko ) and Auf das what's still coming ( Lotte & Max Giesinger ).
For Tawil, Tu m'appelles is the 18th chart success in Germany and the 13th chart success in the Swiss charts as an interpreter and the 33rd and 16th chart success as an author. Peachy reached the single charts in both countries for the first time as an interpreter. Zuckowski reached the charts in Germany for the 25th time and the Swiss hit parade as an author for the 16th time. For Uhde in its production activities it is the 29th chart success in Germany and the twelfth in Switzerland. Grubert reached the single charts in Germany for the 19th time as an author and for the ninth time in Switzerland. As a producer, it is his eighth chart success in Germany and the fifth in Switzerland. For Wesser in his writing, it is the 16th chart success in Germany and the sixth in Switzerland. As a producer, Salmy reached the German single charts for the fifth time and the Swiss single charts for the fourth time with Tu m'appelles . In his work as a writer, like Repko, he achieved the German single charts for the second time after Back to the Start ( Michael Schulte ); in Switzerland it is his first chart success in this function. After Only Teardrops ( Emmelie de Forest ) and You Let Me Walk Alone (Michael Schulte), Steengard reached the single charts for the third time in his writing in Germany and Austria.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c repertoire search. online.gema.de, accessed on May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ a b c Tu m'appelles (feat. Peachy) / Adel Tawil. listen.tidal.com, April 12, 2019, accessed May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Adel Tawil: Here is his new video for “Tu m'appelles”. klatsch-tratsch.de, May 3, 2019, accessed on May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Adel Tawil - “Tu m'appelles” in 1:30 min. Prosieben.de, June 25, 2019, accessed on June 28, 2019 .
- ↑ Adel Tawil feat. Peachy presents the track 'Tu m'appelles'. mix1.de, April 12, 2019, accessed on May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Stephan Imming: Adel Tawil: Single “Tu m'appelles” announces third solo album. schlagerprofis.de, April 12, 2019, accessed on May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Adel Tawil: Schmachtbacken-Schlager from the drawing board. laut.de, April 12, 2019, accessed on May 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Adel Tawil feat. Peachy - Tu m'appelles. Official German charts, accessed on July 5, 2019 .
- ↑ Adel Tawil feat. Peachy - Tu m'appelles. hitparade.ch, accessed on July 14, 2019 .
- ↑ Official single trending charts. mtv.de, accessed on April 19, 2019 .
- ^ Adel Tawil - 'Tu m'appelles (feat. PEACHY)' German iTunes Chart Performance. itunescharts.net, April 12, 2019, accessed on May 26, 2019 (English).
- ↑ Michael Schmich: Strong Airplay Annual Results 2019 for Ed Sheeran and Ava Max.radioszene.de, January 25, 2020, accessed on May 27, 2020 .