Try (Pink song) - Wikipedia"Try" is a song recorded by American singer Pink, which she released as the second single from her sixth album, The Truth About Love (2. Written and composed by Busbee and Ben West, and produced by Greg Kurstin, it is a pop song about taking risks with love, no matter the consequences."Try" received positive reviews from music critics who noted that it is one of the standout tracks on the album and called it a hit. Commercially, the song was a success, reaching number one in Spain and the top- 1. Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Poland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States, while reaching the top- 2. The Floria Sigismondi- directed video features shots of a paint- covered Pink and her male love interest expressing their frustrations through contemporary dance. The song is also as a playable track in Guitar Hero Live.

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Background and release[edit]Pink confirmed she was writing lyrics and composing music for her then untitled sixth album, which she titled The Truth About Love eventually released, in September 2. An early version of the album's lead single, a song called "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)," was leaked online on July 1, 2. Rachel Raczka from The Boston Globe noted that "Try," the second single from The Truth About Love, also leaked in September 2. The song was originally sung by Go. North. To. Go. South, a band fronted by Ben West and Michael Busbee.[5] Originally they thought about giving the song to Kelly Clarkson then Daughtry; Adam Lambert recorded it, but according to Busbee, he "just wasn’t the right fit." The song was then eventually pitched to Pink.[6] Pink's version of the song premiered on radio on September 6, 2. Try" was amongst one of five lyrics videos that Pink uploaded on September 1.

Slut Like You," "Just Give Me a Reason" featuring Nate Ruess from fun., "How Come You're Not Here," and "Are We All We Are."[8]Composition[edit]"Try" was written and composed by Ben West and Busbee, while production was handled by Greg Kurstin, who also produced her previous single, "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)."[9] It is a pop[1. FM Rock, built around two- volume arrangement, whereby the verses are quiet and the chorus is loud, according to Idolator's Carl Willot.[1.

Lyrically, it is an ode to taking risks with love, no matter the consequences. It also talks about hanging onto one's dreams and aspirations even if it means taking risks. Where there is desire there is gonna be a flame," sings Pink on the chorus. Where there is a flame someone's bound to get burned. But just because it burns doesn't mean you're gonna die.

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You gotta get up and try."[1. Written and composed in the key of B minor with a moderate tempo of 1. Try" follows a chord progression of G- D- A- Bm (VI- III- VII- I) and Pink's vocals span two octave and a major third from D3 to F#5 (harmony).[1. Critical reception[edit]The song received mostly positive reviews from music critics, who praised its production. Andrew Hampp of Billboard commented "With a melody reminiscent of ‘Whataya Want from Me,’ the 2.

Adam Lambert, the single already pairs well sonically with Pink's catalog."[1. Josh Langhoff of Pop. Matters called it "an ode to romantic persistence over crisp ‘Hysteria’ guitars."[1.

Amy Sciarretto of Pop Crush wrote, "It's a belter with a soulful voice, and she sounds like Kelly Clarkson with this song. The midtempo track finds Pink mourning, lamenting and musing on a relationship that is breaking down at its core. It hurts, but this song is a salve over the wound."[1. Dean Piper of Mirror Online wrote: "The stand out track and an obvious international radio hit is ‘Try.’ Think how big and fabulous ‘Who Knew’ was – ‘Try’ is on the same wavelength."[1.

Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe called it a "keeper and an urging- to- victory battle cry,"[1. Robert Copsey of Digital Spy described it as "a ballad of the stadium- filling, lighter- waving variety."[1. Caryn Ganz of Spin called it a "breakup salve."[2. Lewis Corner of Digital Spy gave the song 4 out of possible 5, writing: "Although she may not be treading new ground sonically, her passionate tones and solid determination will continue her chart presence - and rightly so."[2. However, Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine was less positive, writing that "the midtempo ‘Try’ doesn't push Pink forward either, and it's marred by singsong lyrics."[2.

Greg Kot of Chicago Tribune also shared the same thought, writing: "No one, not even Pink, can save lyrics such as these."[2. Commercial performance[edit]"Try" debuted after the album's release at number 5. Billboard Hot 1. 00, on the week ending October 6, 2. The song also debuted on the Adult Pop Songs chart, at number 2. Following Pink's highly- praised 2. American Music Awards performance, "Try" rose from number 5. Hot 1. 00. The song peaked at number nine in its 1.

US as of July 2. 01. In Canada, the song debuted at number 2. Canadian Hot 1. 00 chart issue date October 6, 2. A week later, the song dropped to number 8.

Biggest Free Faller" of that week.[2. After staying out for a week, the song re- entered at number 6. October 2. 7, 2. 01. On the chart issue dated November 1.

Greatest Gainer" of the week.[3. On the week of November 1. December 1, 2. 01. In the United Kingdom, "Try" debuted at number 1.

UK Singles Chart on September 1. On November 1. 1, 2. Try" reached number 4. December 9, 2. 01. The song debuted at number five in Germany. After her performance at Television program, Wetten, dass.?, in Freiburg, the song reached number two on the charts.[3. Watch Saw II Online Facebook.

In France, "Try" charted lowly, debuting at number 8. After two weeks, the single re- entered at number 8. The song maneged to peak at number 1. In Australia, "Try" debuted at number eight, on the ARIA Singles Chart.[3.

A few weeks later, it jumped up to number six, where it remained for two consecutive weeks.[3. It became her 2. 0th top- ten single in Australia.[3. In New Zealand, "Try" debuted at number 2. New Zealand Singles Chart and so far has peaked at number seven, for two consecutive weeks a higher peak than her previous single, "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)," which peaked at number eight.[3.

Surprisingly, "Try" re- entered the Italian Chart ("FIMI") at number 8. Week 2. 5 (from 1. On Week 2. 8, the song peaked at number 5.[3. Music video[edit]Background[edit]The video was filmed on August 2. Pink stated that the video is one of the most beautiful music videos of her career. It was released on October 1. It was directed by Floria Sigismondi and choreographed by the Golden Boyz (who have worked with the likes of Madonna and Britney Spears) and stunt choreographer, Sebastien Stella.

It was inspired by the Apache dance, a highly- stylized Parisian street performance. Making this video was the most fun I've ever had in my entire career," said Pink. I never wanted it to end.

It's my favorite video ever."[4. Pink took to her Twitter page to record her mother, Judith's, reaction after showing her the risqué dance moves on the clip. My mom, after seeing the new video.. Wow, honey. I'm speechless.

And uncomfortable. No one can ever say you play it safe.'" Pink's love interest is played by Broadway dancer Colt Prattes.[4. A reenactment of the video was performed during the 2. American Music Awards where Pink received a standing ovation and was praised by critics for her ever- growing artistry. Billboard ranked "Try" the second best performance of the night, with the first being "Gangnam Style".[4. Synopsis[edit]The video is summed up in two locations: The indoor sequence where Pink performs a dramatic dance routine with her partner Colt Prattes, and the outdoor scene where they collide into one another in a desert.

The video features flashes of color and is heavily metaphorical, portraying an unhealthy, tormented relationship through artistic usage of the two performers' bodies.[4. Reception[edit]James Montgomery of MTV News praised the video, writing of it: "Despite the weighty subject matter, the clip also manages to be as restrained as the sinewy bodies it showcases.