Mary J. Blige Releases Sam Smith Penned Song
. The fruit of that labor has surfaced Monday (Sept. 22), with "Therapy," co-written by Smith, finding its way onto the Internet. "Therapy" certainly has Smith's mark all over it. The song has a throwback sound, certainly borrowing a bit from the doo-wop, classic soul sound that made or broke hundreds of stars and has resurfaced on albums from Amy Winehouse and, more recently, Smith. "Why would I spend the rest of my days unhappy? / Why would I spend the rest of my year alone?" Blige asks. "When I can go to therapy / Two times a day." Though it's a Smith co-write, Blige is the main feature here. However, certain backing vocals sound like they may have come from the rising British singer. Check it out here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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