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Revision as of 16:03, 15 May 2009

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Departure is the third studio album by American pop singer Jesse McCartney, released on May 20, 2008. The album has sold 260,000 copies in the U.S. as of February 9, 2009.[3] The album was re-released on April 7, 2009 under the name Departure: Recharged.

Album information

It has been described by McCartney as a complete change in musical style, compared to his previous releases. He was quoted saying about the new album, "I'm shooting for Prince chord changes, Michael [Jackson] melodies, and the bigness of Madonna - fun '80s stuff. That's the best that I can put it".[4] Producers on the album include Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, Sean Garrett, The Clutch, Brian Kennedy, and J. R. Rotem.

The album leaked April 30, 2008, almost three weeks before the release date. Departure was released one week early on the Canadian iTunes Store.

The packaging for the album was made with 100% recycled material, using vegetable based inks.[citation needed] The CD was released using CDVU+ technology. Some countries like the UK and Brazil were excluded from the recycled packaging and CDVU+ Software on the release.

"Freaky" was featured in the film High School Musical 3: Senior Year.

It has been confirmed that Departure will be re-released, featuring 5 brand new tracks, the remix of "How Do You Sleep?" featuring Ludacris is also expected to be included. It is due out on April 7, 2009. McCartney said that the five new tracks, including three brand-new compositions, will be available for individual sale online for those who already own Departure. McCartney said the following about the re-release: "I kind of want to rejuvenate the album a little bit and make it fresh again for everyone and make sure if they haven't checked it out yet that they will this time".[5] It will be called Departure: Recharged.

Promotion

A tour to promote the album began on September 5, 2008 and ended on December 17, 2008.[6] Another tour to promote the album began on February 13, 2009.[7]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)[8]Length
1."Leavin'"James Bunton, Corron Ty Cole, Terius Nash, Christopher Stewart[9]Tricky Stewart, The-Dream3:40
2."It's Over"Ezekiel Lewis, Balewa Muhammad, Candice Nelson, Brian Kennedy, Sean Smith[10]The Clutch4:09
3."Rock You" (featuring Sean Garrett)Sean Garrett, Robert Gerongco, Samuel Gerongco[11]Sean Garrett, Kuya3:10
4."How Do You Sleep"Sean Garrett, Raymond OglesbySean Garrett, Clubba Langg3:44
5."Into Ya"Sean Garrett, Walter ScottSean Garrett3:47
6."Make Up"Kwamé Holland, Theron Thomas, Timothy Thomas[12]Kwamé3:54
7."My Baby"Evan Bogart, Jesse McCartney, [[J. R. Rotem|Jonathan R. Rotem]][13]J.R. Rotem3:33
8."Told You So"Eric Hudson, Claude Kelly, Jesse McCartney, Frankie Smith[14]Eric Hudson4:03
9."Relapse"Theron Thomas, Timothy Thomas, A. TownsMadd Scientist3:38
10."Runnin'"Brian Kennedy, Ezekiel Lewis, Balewa Muhammad, Candice Nelson, Patrick Smith[15]The Clutch3:45
11."Freaky"J. Thomas, Theron Thomas, Timothy ThomasMadd Scientist3:39
12."Not Your Enemy"Eric Hudson, Claude Kelly, Jesse McCartney[16]Eric Hudson4:14

Bonus Tracks

International Edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
13."Bleeding Love"Jesse McCartney, Ryan TedderThe Clutch3:51
French Edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."De Toi à Moi"Jesse McCartney, Jose DuranJose Duran3:26
Japanese Edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
13."Oxygen"Eric Hudson, Claude Kelly, Jesse McCartney[17]Eric Hudson4:02
14."Bleeding Love"Jesse McCartney, Ryan TedderThe Clutch3:51
15."Leavin'" (Bimbo Jones Radio Edit Remix) (Also Australian iTunes bonus track)James Bunton, Corron Ty Cole, Terius Nash, Christopher Stewart 4:09
16."Leavin'" (JFK Remix)James Bunton, Corron Ty Cole, Terius Nash, Christopher Stewart 4:13

Departure: Recharged

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
4."How Do You Sleep?" (remix featuring Ludacris)Sean Garrett, Raymond OglesbySean Garrett, Clubba Langg3:28
13."Oxygen"Eric Hudson, Claude Kelly, Jesse McCartneyEric Hudson4:02
14."Crash & Burn"Jesse McCartney, Brian Kennedy, Andre Merritt[18]Brian Kennedy3:18
15."Body Language"Jesse McCartney, James Bunton, Corron Ty Cole[19]The Movement3:39
16."In My Veins"Jesse McCartney, James Bunton, Corron Ty Cole[20]The Movement4:04

Release history

Region Version Date
North America Departure May 20, 2008
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Netherlands May 22, 2008
Europe May 23, 2008
Spain May 26, 2008
Australia May 31, 2008
Japan May 23, 2008
Japan June 4, 2008
United Kingdom June 16, 2008
Brazil June 27, 2008
Argentina June 27, 2008
France June 30, 2008
United States Departure: Recharged April 7, 2009[1]
United Kingdom April 7, 2009
Taiwan April 30, 2009

Singles

  • "Leavin'" – The song was the first single from the album and peaked at number ten on the Billboard Hot 100, number two on the Pop 100, and number one on the Pop 100 Airplay and the Mainstream Top 40 charts. The music video of the song was directed by Sanji and caused controversy by the sexual video content.[citation needed] "Leavin'" also managed to reach number one on the American Top 40 making it McCartney's first number one on this chart due to heavy airplay and remained atop for six consecutive weeks beginning the week ending of July 26, 2008. "Leavin'" holds the record for spending the second most weeks at number one in 2008 on the American Top 40 behind Leona Lewis' "Bleeding Love" which was also written by McCartney. "Leavin'" was chosen as the fourth biggest single of 2008 on American Top 40 making it his best single to date. "Leavin'" has sold two million copies to date and is still counting.[citation needed] "Leavin'" shared the same success by peaking at number one on other charts around the world like the Rick Dees Weekly Top 40.
  • "It's Over" – The second single was released in August. The video was released only in November. The song did not reach the success of "Leavin'", peaking at number sixty-two on the Hot 100 and number thirty-one on the Pop 100. "It's Over" managed to gain wider popularity outside the United States mostly in Asian countries like Malaysia and Singapore by peaking at number one at local radio station charts like Fly FM and Hitz.fm.
  • "How Do You Sleep?" – Is the third single released from Departure. A single version, featuring rapper Ludacris, was made and sent to radio and has peaked at number twenty-six on the Hot 100.
  • "Body Language" - is the second single from Departure: Recharged

Charts and Sales

Chart (2005/2006) Peak
position 		Certification Sales
Argentina Top 100 CAPIF 59 — —
Australian ARIA Top 50 Albums[21] 92 Gold 35,000
Canadian Albums Chart[21] 37 20,000+
Italy Albums Chart[21] 24 10,000+
México (AMPROFON) Albums Chart 91 5,000
Taiwan 5-Music Chart 1 Gold —
Taiwan G-Music Chart 1 Gold —
UK Albums Chart 97 30,000+
U.S. Billboard 200 14 Gold[22] 300,000+
U.S. Billboard Top Internet Albums 27

References

  1. ^ a b Departure: Recharged.
  2. ^ http://www.rap-up.com/2009/04/23/new-music-jesse-mccartney-f-t-pain-body-language-remix/
  3. ^ Departure sales
  4. ^ "Third Album Info".
  5. ^ http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/jesse-mccartney-leaning-r-b-on-new-songs-1003939812.story
  6. ^ http://www.jessemac.com/tour-past
  7. ^ http://www.jessemac.com/tour
  8. ^ Producers of all the songs on Departure
  9. ^ Writers of "Leavin'"
  10. ^ Writers of "It's Over"
  11. ^ Writers of "Rock You"
  12. ^ Writers of "Make Up"
  13. ^ Writers of "My Baby"
  14. ^ Writers of "Told You So"
  15. ^ Writers of "Runnin'"
  16. ^ Writers of "Not Your Enemy"
  17. ^ Writers of "Oxygen"
  18. ^ Writers of "Crash & Burn"
  19. ^ Writers of "Body Language"
  20. ^ Writers of "In My Veins"
  21. ^ a b c Cite error: The named reference MARIAHCharts was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  22. ^ "Gold and Platinum Database Search". Recording Industry Association of America. September 21 2005.


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