Strip Me

For the Anna Tsuchiya album, see Strip Me?.
Strip Me / Strip Me Away

North American release cover
Studio album by Natasha Bedingfield
Released 7 December 2010 (2010-12-07)
(see release history)
Recorded 2008–2010
Calabasas, California
(Enemy Dojo)
Denver, Colorado
(Patriot Studios)
Hollywood, California
(Hensen Studios, Sage and Sound Studios)
London, England
(Sphere Studios)
Los Angeles, California
(John's Country Bunker, Hit and Run Studios)
New York, New York
(Avatar Studios, Rodeo Recording)
North Hollywood, California
(The Galt Line)
Santa Monica, California
(Sub Zero Studios)
Topanga, California
(Sweatbox Studio)
Genre R&B, pop, blue-eyed soul
Length 48:59 (Strip Me)
Label Phonogenic
Producer Marshall Altman, Natasha Bedingield (also exec.) Julian Bunetta, Andrew Frampton, John Hill, Steve Kipner, Kleerup, John Shanks, Ryan Tedder, Wayne Wilkins
Natasha Bedingfield chronology
N.B. / Pocketful of Sunshine
(2007 / 08)		 Strip Me / Strip Me Away
(2010 / 11)
Alternative cover
International release cover
Singles from Strip Me
  1. "Touch"
    Released: 18 May 2010 (2010-05-18)
  2. "Strip Me"
    Released: 21 September 2010 (2010-09-21)
Singles from Strip Me Away
  1. "Pocketful of Sunshine"
    Released: 15 April 2011 (2011-04-15)

Strip Me is the third studio album by British singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield. Originally due for release on 9 November 2010, the album's release was pushed back to 7 December 2010 on Phonogenic Records. Strip Me was preceded by the single, "Touch" on 18 May 2010 and the album's title song which served as the official lead single on 21 September 2010.

Neither of the album's singles were particularly successful on the Billboard charts, although the album's title song enjoyed some success on Adult Contemporary chart, where it peaked at number twenty-three. Critical response to the album was generally mixed, with critics praising Strip Me's polished production, but stating that Bedingfield failed to deliver anything different or outstanding. The album debuted at number 103 with 10,000 copies sold, a significant drop compared to her previous album, which debuted at number three, and sold five times as many copies.

On May 2011, the album was released in Europe under the name Strip Me Away, with more colorful artwork and an expanded list of tracks.

Contents

Background and production

Bedingfield finished recording the album in July 2010.On the cover of the album is Ryan Tedder's manuscript for song "Neon Lights".[1] The project's title was unveiled through Bedingfield's official Twitter page on 15 July 2010.[2] She described the album as "be[ing] the next level from what I've already done....It's just more vibrant and exciting. And I can't wait for people to hear it."[1] In an interview with Billboard, Bedingfield said:

"I've titled the album Strip Me because its about stripping down who we are as humans. We're united about our needs, our desires and our pain, all the different things we go through together. Strip Me felt like it explains what the songs are about more than any other title I could think of. So it has a double meaning, but I think people kind of know me enough to know what I mean by it.[3]

The thirteen-track standard edition,[4] the twenty-one track deluxe edition[5] and pre-order bonus track editions[6] of the album were complied from more than 50 songs which Bedingfield had written since touring. In an interview with PopEater she said "I've been touring for so many years now that I wrote with my live gigs in mind. I wanted to write anthems that people could sing along to – things that were still personal, but definitely trying to find the best way to connect with people."[7] On the album she worked with Andreas Kleerup, John Hill, Wyclef Jean, Salaam Remi, Ryan Tedder, Jonas Myrin, Eg White and Sia Furler.[8] None of the songs worked on with Jean, Remi or Furler made the final track listing, although all of the songs on the final track list were co-written by Bedingfield.[4] Additionally Idolator revealed that Bedingfield had recorded a Ne-Yo-assisted duet titled "The Little Things", which was produced by StarGate, though it was not included on the final pressing either.[9] Bedingfield told fans in December 2010, via a recorded video message, that the album could be released elsewhere in the world later on but for the near present she was focusing on America.[10]

Promotion

Bedingfield's label, Epic Records, outlined plans for the artist to tour in the second half of 2010, in support of the album.[11] However in September 2010, Billboard revealed that Bedingfield's tour plans were shifted back into 2011 though no dates were confirmed.[3] Additionally, the singer announced "Touch" will be used in TV commercials for NIVEA skin care.[12][13] Album track "Can't Fall Down" was exclusively streamed via Billboard's official website on 3 December 2010.[3] Meanwhile another song from the album, "Weightless", was made available to stream on E! Online's website.[14] Bedingfield promoted the album with performances of the album's title song on The Today Show on 7 December, LIVE! with Regis and Kelly on 8 December, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on 9 December 2010 as well as appearances on Chelsea Lately and Rachel Ray.[15] She was also announced on the line-up for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve concert hosted by Ryan Seacrest.[16] According to AOL online, Bedingfield also signed a promotion deal with Hotel Indigo which would see cross promotion of the hotel chain and album.[17]

In January 2011, Bedingfield was invited to the head offices of Rolling Stone magazine, where she performed "Pocketful of Sunshine", "Soulmate" and "Strip Me".[18] Both "Strip Me" and "A Little Too Much" became official theme songs for recent films Morning Glory and Something Borrowed respectively, being featured in both the trailers and in films' ending credits.[19] Additionally, "Recover" served as the theme song in the 2011 State Farm television spots.[20] To promote the album, Bedingfield announced her Less is More Tour, which will start on 5 June and include 29 U.S. cities.[21] The song "Neon Lights" is played towards the end credits of the 2011 film What's Your Number?.

Singles

"Touch" was unveiled as the album's lead single. The up-tempo song was written by Bedingfield, Julien Bunetta and Steve Kipner, and produced by Bunetta and Kipner,[11][12] It was released to the iTunes Store on 18 May 2010.[22] Additionally it was sent to U.S. Mainstream radio stations on 29 June 2010.[23] The song peaked on the Canadian Hot 100 at number sixty.[24] However it was later declared a buzz single, by Bedingfield's official website and the album's title track revealed as the replacement lead single.[25] "Strip Me" was released to Mainstream radio stations on 31 August 2010[23] and digital download on 21 September 2010.[26] "Strip Me" was moderately more successful, reaching number sixty-five in Canada and number ninety-one on the Billboard Hot 100.[27] Along with announcing the Less Is More tour in support of the album in April 2011, Bedingfield's website also announced that the album's third US single is set to be the song "Weightless".[21] A radio edit, featuring a newly recorded vocal from Jamie Foxx was created for the U.S. release.[28]

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic [29]
California Chronicle [30]
Entertainment Weekly (C)[31]
Rolling Stone [32]
Slant Magazine [33]

Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly gave Strip Me a C rating and wrote that it "plays like one long, increasingly desperate pep talk. The only breather? 'Unexpected Hero,' a lovely late-Beatles-style ballad."[31] Allmusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted the album for "retaining [the] same blend of well-manicured R&B and European sophistication" of Bedingfield's debut album and commented that she "plays it exceptionally safe, to the extent that she even tones down the self-empowerment of her first two records, preferring pristine blue-eyed soul and adult contemporary ballads, all tailored for an aspirational upscale lifestyle".[29] Slant magazine's Jonathon Keefe found it "single-minded in its uplifting, inspirational tone", writing in conclusion that "Bedingfield uses her powerful voice to oversing most of her material, making Strip Me feel like even more of a sermon. It may not be the year's worst pop album, but it might just be the most exhausting and heavy-handed."[33]

Chart performance

Strip Me

Strip Me was originally due to be released on 9 November 2010,[34] however it was pushed back to 7 December 2010.[35] It is Bedingfield's third album to be released in the United States and Canada and the second release by Bedingfield to be released exclusively in these territories, following in the footsteps of 2008's Pocketful of Sunshine.[36] On 16 December 2010, the album made its U.S. Billboard 200 chart debut at number 103, having sold just under 10,000 copies. It was a significant decline compared to Pocketful of Sunshine (2008), which debuted at number three having sold 50,000 copies.[37] It remained in the Top 200 for just its opening week,[38] however it re-appeared in 2011, on 15 January, at number 157.[39] The album has sold about 62,000 copies to date.[40]

Track listing

Strip Me

No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
1. "Little Too Much"   Natasha Bedingfield, John Hill, Jonas Myrin John Hill 3:30
2. "All I Need" (featuring Kevin Rudolf) Bedingfield, Danielle Brisebois, John Shanks, Kevin Rudolf John Shanks 3:45
3. "Strip Me"   Bedingfield, Ryan Tedder, Wayne Wilkins Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Natasha Bedingfield 3:29
4. "Neon Lights"   Bedingfield, Tedder, Wilkins Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Natasha Bedingfield 3:44
5. "Weightless"   Bedingfield, Steve Kipner, Wilkins, Andre Merritt Wayne Wilkins, Steve Kipner, Natasha Bedingfield 3:55
6. "Can't Fall Down"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Andrew Frampton, Wilkins Wayne Wilkins, Steve Kipner, Natasha Bedingfield 4:09
7. "Try"   Bedingfield, Brisebois, Shanks John Shanks 3:16
8. "Touch"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Julian Bunetta Julian Bunetta, Steve Kipner 3:47
9. "Run-Run-Run"   Bedingfield, Hill, Myrin John Hill 3:06
10. "Break Thru"   Bedingfield, Andreas Kleerup, Myrin Kleerup 4:07
11. "No Mozart"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Frampton, Wilkins Wayne Wilkins, Andrew Frampton, Steve Kipner, Natasha Bedingfield 3:48
12. "Recover"   Bedingfield, Eg White Marshall Altman 3:49
13. "Weightless (Less Is More Version)"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Wilkins, Merritt Marshall Altman 4:31
Total length:
 48:49

Strip Me Away

In international territories, Strip Me was released under the title Strip Me Away, with an amended track listing.[42]

No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
1. "Pocketful of Sunshine"   Bedingfield, Brisebois, Shanks John Shanks 3:23
2. "Little Too Much"   Bedingfield, Hill, Myrin John Hill 3:30
3. "All I Need" (featuring Kevin Rudolf) Bedingfield, Brisebois, Rudolf, Shanks John Shanks 3:45
4. "Strip Me"   Bedingfield, Tedder, Wilkins Natasha Bedingfield, Ryan Tedder, Wayne Wilkins 3:29
5. "Neon Lights"   Bedingfield, Tedder, Wilkins Natasha Bedingfield, Ryan Tedder, Wayne Wilkins 3:44
6. "Weightless"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Merritt, Wilkins Natasha Bedingfield, Steve Kipner, Wayne Wilkins 3:55
7. "Can't Fall Down"   Bedingfield, Frampton, Kipner, Wilkins Natasha Bedingfield, Steve Kipner, Wayne Wilkins 4:09
8. "Try"   Bedingfield, Brisebois, Shanks John Shanks 3:16
9. "Touch"   Bedingfield, Bunetta, Kipner Julian Bunetta, Steve Kipner 3:47
10. "Run-Run-Run"   Bedingfield, Hill, Myrin John Hill 3:06
11. "Break Thru"   Bedingfield, Kleerup, Myrin Kleerup 4:07
12. "No Mozart"   Bedingfield, Frampton, Kipner, Wilkins Andrew Frampton, Steve Kipner, Wayne Wilkins 3:48
13. "Recover"   Bedingfield, White Marshell Altman 3:49
14. "Weightless (Less Is More Version)"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Merritt, Wilkins Marshell Altman 4:31
15. "Put Your Arms Around Me"   Bedingfield, Kipner, Frampton, Wilkins Natasha Bedingfield, Steve Kipner, Andrew Frampton, Wayne Wilkins 3:43
16. "Unexpected Hero"   Bedingfield, Carey Dan Carey 3:22

Sample credits

Credits and personnel

Taken from Barnes & Noble.[44]

Performance Credits
  • Natasha Bedingfield – primary artist
  • Steve Kipner – percussion
  • Vinnie Colaiuta – drums
  • Nick Lashley – guitar
  • John Shanks – bass, guitar, keyboards
  • David Glass – guitar, percussion, ukulele
  • Marshall Altman – percussion
  • Curt Schneider – bass
  • Wayne Wilkins – keyboards
  • Michael Chaves – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
  • Zac Rae – banjo, piano, keyboards, xylophone, Wurlitzer
  • Andrew Frampton – bass, guitar
  • David Levita – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
  • Ryan Tedder – guitar, keyboards
  • Aaron Sterling – percussion, drums
  • Jonas Myrin – keyboards
  • Kleerup – guitar, keyboards, sounds
  • John Hill – guitar
  • Jess Collins – background vocals
  • Charlie Judge – keyboards
  • Eric Robinson – electric guitar
Technical credits
  • Steve Kipner – composer, producer
  • Danielle Brisebois – composer
  • Lars Fox – Pro-Tools
  • John Shanks – composer, producer
  • David Glass – engineer, vocal engineer
  • Marshall Altman – arranger, programming, producer
  • Wayne Wilkins – composer, programming, producer, engineer
  • Noel Zancanella – engineer
  • Eg White – composer
  • Andrew Frampton – composer, producer
  • Jeff Rothschild – programming, engineer, drum programming
  • Björn Yttling – string arrangements
  • Kevin Rudolf – composer
  • Ryan Tedder – composer, programming, producer
  • Natasha Bedingfield – composer, producer, executive producer, vocal producer
  • Julian Bunetta - composer, producer, instrumentation
  • Andreas Kleerup – composer
  • Jonas Myrin – composer
  • Kleerup – producer, beats
  • Andre Merritt – composer
  • John Hill – composer, programming, producer, instrumentation
  • Brian "Big Bass" Gardner – mastering
  • Eric Robinson – engineer
  • Henrik Gustafsson – engineer
  • Calle Bagge – string arrangements

Charts

Strip Me
Chart (2010) Peak
position
US Billboard 200[38] 103
Strip Me Away
Chart (2011) Peak
position
US Billboard 200[39] 157
Swiss Album Chart[45] 42
German Album Chart 45

Release history

List of release dates, record label and catalog number
Region Date Edition (format) Label Catalog
Canada 7 December 2010 Standard edition (CD, digital download)[46] Sony Music Entertainment 886977442222
Deluxe edition (digital download)[47] 886977442223
United States[6] Standard editions (CD, digital download) Epic Records 886977442222
Deluxe edition (digital download)[48] 886977442223
Austria[49] 13 May 2011 Strip Me Away (CD, CD + DVD, digital download) Sony Music Entertainment
Germany[43]
Switzerland

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Natasha Bedingfield
Studio albums
Unwritten · N.B. / Pocketful of Sunshine · Strip Me / Strip Me Away
Singles
Other songs
"The One That Got Away" · "Shake Up Christmas"
Featured singles
"Do They Know It's Christmas?" · "Bruised Water" · "Just Stand Up!" · "Jet Lag" · "Easy" · "As Long As We Got Love"
Concert tours
Video releases