Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "TATE MCRAE - IT'S OK I'M OK"

Episode Date: September 27, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticAnalytic Dreamz delves into the intricate world of Tate McRae's latest hit, "It's OK I'm OK." In this exclusive segment, McRae unveils the year-long journey behind the song, revealing how her alter ego, a powerful force during her stage performances, inspired the lyrics and overall concept. Join us as we explore the creative process, hear about her upcoming projects, and discuss the buzz surrounding this fall's first major banger.McRae shares intimate details about the song's evolution, from the initial spark of inspiration to the final touches. Discover how her alter ego became a central character in the narrative, shaping the emotional depth and relatability of the lyrics.Beyond "It's OK I'm OK," McRae hints at exciting new music on the horizon, possibly teasing the release of a new album. Fans eagerly await more information about her future projects, and this segment offers a glimpse into the creative mind behind one of the most promising young artists in the industry.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hey McCrae has a new track out right now titled It's Okay, I'm Okay, and basically it's one of the first major plays as far as a marketing strategy when it comes to the overall rollout to her potential new album. Because there's no specific details about the new album. We're just here waiting to see if it's an actual project can play. But one thing we're not waiting for is the track, It's Okay, I'm Okay, because it's now out on all DSPs. and it debuted at number 20. So it's technically the 20th most played track in the world. And then with that being said, I think when it comes to Tate McCray putting out this blend of hip hop,

not hip hop, putting out this blend of R&B pop and electronic elements, it's apparent that we point out that the visual elements, not to be funny, is very important as far as the music attached to it. Because not only did she put it the single but the music video has McCray uh is it McRae tape McRae I don't know why I messed that like it was La Cray or something yeah anyways my fault so tape McCray in

the music video is basically showcasing why people should be tuned in a little bit more often into her music videos based on the overall emphasis in the video now of course the choreography is one thing, but the overall track, the elements of the subject matter, and then the overall music video production is set in New York City. So they're going all out as far as the visual and audio elements, just to put it like that. And as far as the specific sales when it comes to chart positions, the song technically just came out. So whenever you have, you have a a certain track performing like this on the charts making this debut in the top 20 well technically

at number 20 but hey it still counts right being that you've released this through rca records which is a part of Sony music entertainment and wondering where you're going to be when it comes to your overall project that you're about to put out i think that this is a great step in the right direction uh in a right direction because now rca records is going to look at this and hopefully it holds that's another big thing like just because you debut high doesn't mean it'll stay there but technically you debut so high as far as in the top 20 that even if it slides you will be okay as far as your major label looking at it and it being like okay let's put a little bit more of the budget into her new project because we've seen that she can catch something as far as when it comes to

captivating her her fan base so it's okay i'm okay it's definitely a track for uh uh it is definitely a track that tate should be proud of based off she uh based off her uh wanting to show her major label that she can definitely uh still put up numbers on the billboard because top 20 i don't know i don't know if y'all know but um there's a lot of tracks that gets released every day so to get the top 20 track even if it is a debut as a humongous accomplishment and as far as the choreography as far as the music video being set in new york as far as the overall song having themes of relationships and past breakups which is you know the the go-to for every pop hit ever you know so it has all those elements and then as far as her um i think it was something else yeah i think her

past albums, which people know her from as far as her second studio album, think later and then her singles like greedy and things of that nature performing well, people have given her more of a respectful reputation that came to the music field.

Because sometimes, not even sometimes, a lot of times when it comes to music, when women, artists are in the field, they get objectified, right? So if you don't have even serviceable music to back up your videos people are just going to exemplify that objectification to a whole

another level which is definitely not right so let's get that out the way that's definitely not right but it happens so that's why i pointed out so whenever you have good music along with your music video doing well as far as accompanying the music then you run into a situation where now a lot more people are coming back for both instead of just playing your music videos on mute which a current hip hop artist is going through right now which is making it hard for her to hit the charts but you know it's okay maybe one day she'll make up with niki or something like that but uh with that being said that's basically all wanting to get into so click my link to my bio let me know on one of my social media's what do you think about tape mcrae's latest track it's okay i'm okay and do you think

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