Colbie Caillat, I Do Review

Colbie Caillat, I Do Review, gemscool. Hello all, i want to let you know an interesting news, Caillat develops a smart and simple sound in the bright, sunny day song. Background vocals weave very supportive percussion beats as Caillat's lead melody lines through breathless three minutes to perform, with only the briefest of pauses. The song, as the title suggests, is about marriage, and cold feet and everything collapses, "Because every time before it's like / Maybe and maybe not / I will not live without it, I will not let go / Whoa What can I put myself in? "

Caillat knows about commitment. She has made enormous progress since the first attempt in the business break as hopeful a timid 'American Idol', where she auditioned twice and both times was sent packing (the first time she was so scared that she could not sing). She turned to her MySpace profile to launch her career, and in its output in the run up to and including 'I Do', their sound has become increasingly confident and focused. 'All For You' will Caillat's third studio record, and will feature special guests, including Common. There are also rumors of a collaboration with the Country group Lady Antebellum.

Caillat has worked well with guests in the past - they contributed backing vocals and songwriting to Taylor Swift's single "Breathe", but Jason Mraz's song 'Lucky'. However, like Swift's Tune Mraz track on the 2010 Grammy in the Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals category.