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Trouble (Iggy Azalea) | Sounds Like | I'll Take You There (The Staple Singers)

Trouble by Iggy Azalea I'll Take You There by The Staple Singers

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Australian rapper Iggy Azalea's song Trouble (released February 24th, 2015), which features Jennifer Hudson, is reminiscent of several throwback soul/R&B songs. The gospel-tinged piano riff features the same rhythm as the Staple Singers I'll Take You There (released 1972), and Trouble has a similar chord progression (albeit in a different key) to Jean Knight's Mr. Big Stuff (released May 1971). Likewise, the opening jangly guitar riff/arrangement is similar to the Jackson 5's I Want You Back (released October 7, 1969). Hudson's chorus vocal melody is also similar to the chorus vocal melody to the Black Crowe's Jealous Again (released 1989).

Trouble (:00) VS I’ll Take You There (:14)


Similar songs:

Trouble VS The Spinner's How Could I Let You Get Away (:00)

Trouble VS The Style Council’s Mick's Blessings (:00)

Trouble VS Jean Knight's Mr. Big Stuff (:00)

Trouble VS The Jackson 5's I Want You Back (:00)

Trouble VS Al Green's Love & Happiness (:55)

Trouble VS The Church's Under the Milky Way (:41)

Trouble VS Take Me or Leave Me from Rent (:00)

Trouble VS The Black Crowes’ Jealous Again (:29)



FourFiveSeconds (Rihanna) | Sounds Like | Burnin' Up (Jonas Brothers)

FourFiveSeconds by Rihanna Burnin' Up by Jonas Brothers

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The chorus vocal melody to FourFiveSeconds (released January 24, 2015) by Rihanna, Kanye West, and Sir Paul McCartney is very similar to the chorus vocal melody to the Jonas Brothers' single Burnin' Up (released June 19, 2008). Both songs are in the key of D major, and both melodies have a rhythm featuring two quarter notes followed by five eighth notes (one-two three-and-four-and *rest* and). Compare the chorus lines: "Four Five Seconds from wildin' | And we got three more days 'til Friday," with "slipping into the lava | And I'm tryin' to keep from going under."

FourFiveSeconds (:28) VS Burnin' Up (:41)

FourFiveSeconds
Key: D major
Chord Changes/Progression (Chorus):
D, G/D, D, D (I, IV/I, I, I)
D, G/D, Bmin, A (I, IV/I, vi, V)
Melody (relative to key root): 6, 1, 3, 5, 3, 2, 1, 2, 3

Burnin' Up
Key: D major
Chord Changes/Progression (Chorus):
Bmin, D, A, G (vi, I, V, IV)
Bmin, D, A, G (vi, I, V, IV)
Melody (relative to key root): 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 2, 3

Honorable mention:

The bridge to FourFiveSeconds (1:24) is vaguely reminiscent of the bridge to Bob Marley's Waiting in Vain (released 1977) (1:37).