Battlefield
Jordin Sparks Vocals (Background) , Jordin Sparks Main Performer
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| 1 | Walking on Snow | Storm/Shaw/Secon/Wa | 3:28 |
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| 2 | Battlefield | Wilkins/Watters/Bia | 4:01 |
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| 3 | Don't Let It Go to Your Head | Steinberg/Dobson/Ma | 4:10 |
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| 4 | S.O.S. (Let the Music Play) | Kramhoft/Barbosa/Ha | 3:32 |
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| 5 | It Takes More | Mortensen/Secon/Mar | 3:33 |
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| 6 | Watch You Go | Coleman/Levin/T Pai | 3:51 |
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| 7 | No Parade | Cutler/Preven/Torim | 3:31 |
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| 8 | Let It Rain | Robbins/Gad | 3:45 |
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| 9 | Emergency (911) | Sparks/Robbins/Gad | 3:49 |
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| 10 | Was I the Only One | Mizell/Black/Sparks | 3:21 |
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| 11 | Faith | Sparks/Gad/Robbins | 3:22 |
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| 12 | The Cure | McKinney/Kelly/Spar | 4:16 |
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Battlefield
Audio Compact Disc
Label: Jive Records
Category: Pop/Rock
Style: Early Pop/Rock,Ambient Pop,Acid Rock,Funk Metal,Singer/Songwriter,Indie Rock,Progressive Metal,Shoegaze,Britpop,Grindcore,Garage Rock,Psychobilly,Adult Alternative Pop/Rock,Teen Idols,Speed Metal,Rockabilly Revival,Tex-Mex,Surf Revival,Noise Pop,Glam Rock,Indie Pop,Euro-Rock,Post-Punk,Industrial Metal,Punk-Pop,Euro-Dance,Brill Building Pop,Kraut Rock,Grunge,Punk,New Romantic,Arena Rock,Club/Dance,No Wave,British Metal,Paisley Underground,Post-Rock,Punk Revival,Hot Rod,Jangle Pop,Alternative Metal,Post-Grunge,Jazz-Rock,Space Rock,British Blues,Boogie Rock,Mod Revival,Mod,Alternative Dance,Third Wave Ska Revival,Neo-Psychedelia,Riot Grrrl,Hair Metal,Lo-Fi,Alternative Country-Rock,Proto-Punk,Dream Pop,Bubblegum,Alternative Pop/Rock,Guitar Virtuoso,Cocktail,Swamp Pop,Noise-Rock,Rap-Metal,Skatepunk,Folk-Rock,Rockabilly,Oi!,Psychedelic Pop,Heartland Rock,Skiffle,Instrumental Rock,Hardcore Punk,Country Soul,American Trad Rock,French Pop,Urban Folk,Neo-Prog,International Pop,British Trad Rock,Garage Rock Revival,Madchester,Experimental Rock,Cowpunk,Chamber Pop,Alternative/Indie Rock,Industrial,New Zealand Rock,Surf,Contemporary Pop/Rock,Teen Pop,Sports Anthems,Girl Groups,Heavy Metal,Comedy Rock,J-Pop,Death Metal,Country-Rock,Goth Rock,Folk-Pop,Jam Bands,Baroque Pop,C-86,Math Rock,Japanese Rock,Retro Swing,Emo,Electro-Industrial,Slowcore,Swedish Pop/Rock,Album Rock,Hong Kong Pop,Pop-Metal,Shibuya-Kei,Garage Punk,Hot Rod Revival,Frat Rock,French Rock,Retro-Rock,New Wave of British Heavy Metal,British Folk-Rock,Neo-Classical Metal,Rap-Rock,Hard Rock,Queercore,Aussie Rock,Canterbury Scene,British Psychedelia,Freakbeat,British Punk,Southern Rock,Prog-Rock,British Invasion,Psychedelic,Punk/New Wave,Roots Rock,Soft Rock,Power Pop,Ska Revival,Twee Pop,New Wave,American Punk,Detroit Rock,Neo-Glam,Aboriginal Rock,Sunshine Pop,Anarchist Punk,Obscuro,Glitter,L.A. Punk,Stoner Metal,Goth Metal,Punk Metal,New York Punk,Straight-Edge,Scandinavian Metal,Sophisti-Pop,Power Metal,Bar Band,Doom Metal,Latin Rock,Merseybeat,Symphonic Black Metal,College Rock,American Underground,Avant-Prog,AM Pop,Early British Pop/Rock,Euro-Pop,Indie Electronic,Synth Pop,Rock & Roll,Post-Hardcore,New Wave/Post-Punk Revival,Emo-Pop,Blues-Rock,Alternative Singer/Songwriter,Dance-Pop,Ska-Punk,Pub Rock,Sadcore
Battlefield
UPC: 886974466826
Release Date: 07/21/2009
Original Release Date: 07/21/2009
Number of Discs: 1
- Eric Darken
Percussion
- Louis Biancaniello
Keyboards
- Louis Biancaniello
Programming
- Louis Biancaniello
Vocals (Background)
- Louis Biancaniello
Producer
- Louis Biancaniello
Engineer
- Louis Biancaniello
Mixing
- Jeff Bova
String Arrangements
- Cutfather
Producer
- Scott Cutler
Producer
- Scott Cutler
Engineer
- David Kopatz
Producer
- Dave Lopez
Engineer
- Dave Lopez
Pro-Tools
- Manny Marroquin
Mixing
- Tim Roberts
Mixing Assistant
- Bill Whittington
Engineer
- Serban Ghenea
Mixing
- Mike Payne
Guitar
- Chris Carmichael
Strings
- Sam Watters
Producer
- Sam Watters
Engineer
- Tom Coyne
Mastering
- Jackie Murphy
Photography Director
- Anne Preven
Producer
- Harvey Mason, Jr.
Producer
- Harvey Mason, Jr.
Mixing
- Andrew Hey
Guitar
- Andrew Hey
Engineer
- Adam Smith
Programming
- Emily Wright
Engineer
- Emily Wright
Vocal Editing
- Wayne Wilkins
Keyboards
- Wayne Wilkins
Programming
- Wayne Wilkins
Producer
- Noel Zancanella
Engineer
- Vito Colapietro
Mixing
- Neely Dinkins
Engineer
- Keeley Hawkes
Vocals (Background)
- Dabling Harward
Engineer
- Dapo Torimiro
Guitar
- Dapo Torimiro
Keyboards
- Dapo Torimiro
Programming
- Dapo Torimiro
Producer
- Dapo Torimiro
Engineer
- Michael Daley
Assistant Engineer
- Michael Daley
Mixing Assistant
- Jeff Fenster
A&R
- Ryan Tedder
Bass
- Ryan Tedder
Guitar
- Ryan Tedder
Keyboards
- Ryan Tedder
Programming
- Ryan Tedder
Vocals (Background)
- Ryan Tedder
Producer
- Javier Valverde
Engineer
- Dameon Aranda
Vocals (Background)
- Michael Biancaniello
Guitar
- Mark Liddell
Photography
- Toby Gad
Arranger
- Toby Gad
Producer
- Toby Gad
Engineer
- Toby Gad
Mixing
- Toby Gad
Instrumentation
- Phil McIntyre
Management
- Mich Hedin Hansen
Percussion
- Greg Hagan
Guitar
- Claude Kelly
Vocal Producer
- Dawn Rose
Producer
- Aniela Gottwald
Assistant Engineer
- Doug Lloyd
Creative Director
- Angela N. Golightly
Production Coordination
- Jordin Sparks
Vocals (Background)
- Sam Mizell
Programming
- Sam Mizell
Producer
- Sam Mizell
Engineer
- Ghazi Hourani
Assistant Engineer
- Scott Naughton
Engineer
- Shari Reich
Artist Coordination
- Christian Plata
Mixing Assistant
- Mark "Elton" Alloway
Mixing Assistant
- Kevin Jonas III
Management
- Pete Hofman
Engineer
- Pete Hofman
Mixing
- Pete Hofman
Pro-Tools
- Michael Sarner
Director
- Michael Sarner
Producer
- Jordin Sparks
Main Performer
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Jordin Sparks didn't get any traction until she received a boost from Chris Brown via their duet "No Air," the one moment on her 2007 eponymous debut that felt unquestionably modern, so it makes perfect sense that her second album,Battlefield, ditches almost all lingering American Idol pageantry for stylized pop and R&B pitched halfway between Rihanna (whose "S.O.S." is essentially rewritten here, with Shannon's "Let the Music Play" substituted for "Tainted Love") and Leona Lewis. Jordin has had enough success to hire some of 2009's biggest hitmakers in the business, including T-Pain and OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder. Most of these namebrands are recordmakers, not songwriters, so it's not a great surprise to find Battlefield works as a collection of productions where Jordin's voice is merely one element of the overall picture. This sentiment doesn't apply quite as strongly to the clutch of Sparks' collaborations grouped toward the end of the album -- all ballads, some with vaguely spiritual overtones such as "Faith," whose chorus inadvertently flirts with John Hiatt's "Have a Little Faith In Me" -- but for the first two-thirds of Battlefield, it's all a cool, expertly crafted modern pop and R&B, which is enough for Sparks to sustain her momentum. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide


