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It was the first song Mabel recorded where her lead vocals from the final and demo versions sounded nearly identical. Finding the hook simple and relatable, they decided to use it in the verses as well.

The song stemmed from the refrain's 'Don't Call Me Up' hook which was brought up during a discussion they had about ignoring a phone call from a former lover and how good that felt. She went into the session feeling sad about a previous relationship and wanted to write a positive breakup song to feel better.

#Mabel dont call me up writer mac

Unlike her previous writing and recording sessions, Mabel only had one day to work with Mac and Purcell, and the recording excluded the harmonies and ad-libs common in her previous material.

To subscribe and never miss a music biz story, click here.Mabel wrote 'Don't Call Me Up' with Camille Purcell, and Steve Mac, who also produced the song.

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Read the full interview in the new issue of Music Week, out now. I definitely noticed a difference this year.вЂќ People in the smallest parts of England know who she is now. вЂњThis year really stood out, Mabel does a meet and greet every time she steps out of a house. It was the song that really broke her out into the UK and internationally,вЂќ said Medar. вЂњIt started to move really quickly and that just solidified what she'd been building on previously. Radha Medar вЂ“ who was named Businesswoman Of The Year at the 2019 Music Week Women In Music Awards вЂ“ manages Mabel through Metallic Inc and told Music Week that DonвЂ™t Call Me Up вЂњtook things up a levelвЂќ for her artist. IвЂ™d never done anything like it, but now I have, so letвЂ™s do it again, bigger and better.вЂќ You do just have to put yourself in those situations. вЂњThat came from getting up there and doing it, but it's frightening. And now it's one of my favourite things,вЂќ she said. Performing was my least favourite part of what I do. вЂњWe all had a little cry because I used to have incredible stage fright. The singer, who will release new music early in 2020, revealed that the EMAs gig saw her вЂњpush myself and the whole team further than ever beforeвЂќ. Growing up I was so obsessed with MTV, music videos and glossy pop performances, thatвЂ™s always been my dream,вЂќ she explained. Mabel said that the performance at the MTV EMAs in Seville was her вЂњfavourite day of the yearвЂќ. The single Mad Love, released in June, hit No.8 and has 526,331 sales. вЂњPeople listening to it and relating, having that same conversation with friends and giving each other support made me a stronger person.вЂќДЄlso in 2019, Mabel released her debut LP High Expectations, which also peaked at No.3 and has 67,821 sales to date. I was heartbroken about a situation and in the song I sound very sassy, but at the time I wanted the person to call me, but I was telling myself the person I needed to be,вЂќ she added. вЂњI wrote it last summer and I was in a place where I really needed to write that song. ItвЂ™s made me a better artist and performer вЂњItвЂ™s made me a better artist and performer, I had to do bigger shows than ever before, we did the EMAs, which was an incredible experience,вЂќ said Mabel, whoвЂ™s always dreamed of such performances. Mabel said the songвЂ™s momentum fundamentally changed her as both an artist and a person.

вЂњItвЂ™s my biggest song, IвЂ™m just blown away by the response itвЂ™s had,вЂќ said Mabel, speaking alongside her manager Radha Medar and Polydor co-president Tom March in our new issue. The video has 165,574,800 views on YouTube. The track has 441,223,409 Spotify streams. It peaked at No.3 in the UK and now has 1,050,767 sales to its name, according to the Official Charts Company. Mabel is already a two-time Music Week cover star, featuring in our new music special in 2018 and again in June this year as her debut album was released.ДonвЂ™t Call Me Up came out via Polydor back in January, and set the singer off to a frantic start. In our bumper Christmas special, out now, Mabel is named Breakthrough Artist Of The Year, in recognition of a phenomenal 12 months that has seen the 23-year-old Londoner explode across the world. Mabel has told Music Week that 2019 has been вЂњthe year of DonвЂ™t Call Me UpвЂќ.