The talks about sales are really interesting, I don't think it matter in the end... yes we want the best for Gaga... We want to be able to brag about our fave, but she doesn't really want that or care for that as she has stated. She wants to give us music, she wants us to listen to her music. I think if it were only up to her she would just give it out for free.
If Judas releases early or not it wouldn't matter because in the end of the day she has done what she wanted to do, that is providing us with music... her sharing her creative experiences is what makes her the happiest. I would be lying if I said sales don't matter to me, but I also understand that is not why she is in this industry(entirely).
RedOne interview:
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You and Lady Gaga wrote tracks for the new album from Jennifer Lopez, who's a different sort of diva from Gaga. How did that work?
We sat down with her, had dinner and talked about where she is at now, what her image is. The thing that grabbed me is that she said, "I'm a dancer first." And we were like, "Yes, Jennifer Lopez has got to have dance music. She started as a dancer." So of course I had to make her move. She's incredibly happy with her family and her husband, and she's so inspiring-it was easy to make music with her.
What about your musical chemistry with Gaga?
We click. It comes naturally. It comes easy. It's shockingly quick.
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European dance styles have never been very big in American pop-until Lady Gaga hit.
All her music is chord progressions that would work with a piano or a guitar, not just a loop doing one straight note. Of course it's a dance vibe that's going to make people move, but [it's about] the song. The first song that really broke was "Just Dance," which was essentially a rock track but with synths instead of guitars. Big drums. The vocals were the melody, with a simple chorus. Thank God we were lucky and it was perfect timing. The moment the public heard it, they bought into it. Big DJs-I'm not going to mention names-come to me and thank me for opening those doors for them. They say, "If it wasn't for you, we'd just be doing remixes. Now we're producers."
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Really nice insightful view on the man,
http://www.billboard.com/features/re...05109102.story