Can't Bring This Down

"Can't Bring This Down"
Single by Bridgit Mendler featuring Pell
Released March 17, 2017
Genre R&B
Length 3:36
Label Black Box Agency
Songwriter(s) Spencer Bastian, Bridgit Mendler, Jared Thomas Pellerin
Producer(s) Spencer Bastian, Mischa Chillak
Bridgit Mendler singles chronology
"Temperamental Love"
(2017)
"Can't Bring This Down"
(2017)
"Diving"
(2017)

"Temperamental Love"
(2017)
"Can't Bring This Down"
(2017)
"Diving"
(2017)

"Can't Bring This Down" is a single recorded by American singer and songwriter Bridgit Mendler, featuring American rapper and musician Pell. The single was released digitally to retailers on March 17, 2017 via Black Box Agency.[1] The single has been described as a smooth R&B song.[2][3]

Background

"Can't Bring This Down" was originally performed with Pell on the tour for her EP Nemesis (2016). At the time, however, the name was not revealed.[4] The singers performed "Can't Bring This Down" live on SXSW.

Critical reception

Thomas Bleach gave the song a positive review, praising it as the best song since Mendler's EP Nemesis. He wrote that the record had an "organic rhythmic sound" that showcases her vocals brilliantly."[5]

Music video

The visual for "Can't Bring This Down" was directed by Vladimir Sepetov.[6][7] It has been described as a "vibrant, psychedelic technicolor dream"[8] which additionally contains "soothing, psychedelic visuals."[9] The music video was released on May 12, 2017.[7]

Mendler spoke about the video, saying:[6]

“This video was so simple but it captures the disorienting effect of your emotions. With Pell and me in this video, you can’t tell which way is down. When you fall for someone, you fall upwards into an emotional high. It was easy and fun to shoot this video because when I work with Pell, he is always game to try out ideas. It makes creativity boundless.”
Bridgit Mendler, speaking to Paper Magazine

Release history

Region Release date Format Ref.
Various March 17, 2017 Digital download [1]

References

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