brandy and monica sang dont want to miss a thing.
brandy and monica sang dont want to miss a thing.
who sings dont want to miss a thing?
brandy and monica
i don't want to miss a thing is the eighth studio album released by american country music artist mark chesnutt. his last album for the decca records label, "i don't want to miss a thing" produced two singles on the "billboard" hot country songs charts, including a cover of the aerosmith song of the same name, which reached number one on the country charts, becoming the final number one of his career thus far. this cover was also chesnutt's biggest crossover, reaching top 20 on the "billboard" hot 100. only one other single was released from this album: "this heartache never sleeps", which reached #17 on the country charts.
i don't want to miss a thing (album)
boucher's constant touring in 2013 for her 2012 album, "visions", almost led to a physical collapse by the end of the year, bringing her to a point where she recalled "putting a hand up and grabbing a piece of [her] hair, and [she] could just pull [her] hair out". she also became tired of how the music industry ignored her technical abilities, who would focus on her being a "female musician" and having a "girly voice"; she responded to these generalisations with "yeah, but i'm a producer and i spend all day looking at fucking graphs and eqs and doing really technical work". when media outlets began running her tumblr posts as headlines, she wrote a post on her blog about her misrepresentation in the media and the sexism she had faced in the music industry, declaring "i dont want my words to be taken out of context. i dont want to be infantilized because i refuse to be sexualized [...] im tired of the weird insistence that i need a band or i need to work with outside producers". being in an "unstable" and "beyond exhausted" state, along with her frustration toward the media, caused her to consider ending the grimes project and solely writing songs for other artists, or at least putting her life in the public eye on hold. her experiences, however, eventually began to strengthen her conviction in her being a solo artist. in a 2015 feature by "the fader", boucher stated that while working in music studios "there [were] all these engineers [that didn't let her] touch the equipment [...] and then a male producer would come in, and he'd be allowed to do it". these incidents, which she described as sexist, left her "disillusioned with the music industry" and made her "realize what [she] was doing is important".
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