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Get 'Em Girls

For the single, seeGet 'Em Girls (song).

Get 'Em Girlsis the secondstudio albumby Australian recording artistJessica Mauboy,released on 24 August 2010 bySRC RecordsandUniversal Republic Records.Mauboy recorded the album inLos Angeles,New York CityandAtlanta.She worked with various American songwriters and producers she had not worked with before, includingBangladesh,Harvey Mason Jr.,Chuck Harmony,Brian Kennedy, andAlex James,among others. Musically,Get 'Em Girlscontainsup-tempoandballad-oriented songs, which derive from the genres ofpop,hip hopandR&B.The album features guest vocal appearances fromSnoop Dogg,Ludacris,Jay Sean,andIyaz.

Get 'Em Girls
Studio albumby
Jessica Mauboy
Released24 August 2010(2010-08-24)
Recorded2009–2010;
Genre
Length51:59
Label
Producer
Jessica Mauboychronology
Been Waiting
(2008) 		Get 'Em Girls
(2010) 		The Sapphires: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
(2012)
Alternative cover
Deluxe version cover artwork
SinglesfromGet 'Em Girls
  1. "Get 'Em Girls"
    Released: 15 June 2010
  2. "Saturday Night"
    Released: 29 June 2010
  3. "What Happened to Us"
    Released: 20 July 2010
  4. "Inescapable"
    Released: 9 December 2010
  5. "Galaxy"
    Released: 23 March 2011

The album debuted at number six on theARIA Albums Chart.Get 'Em Girlsreceived mixed reviews from most critics, who were ambivalent towards its production. The album was preceded by the release of its Snoop Dogg-assistedlead single"Get 'Em Girls",which peaked within the top-twenty of the ARIA Singles Chart. The second single"Saturday Night",featuring Ludacris, became a top-ten hit and was certified double platinum for selling 140,000 copies."What Happened to Us",a duet with Jay Sean, and"Inescapable",were released as the album's third and fourth singles, respectively. Mauboy promoted the album through live televised performances and served as a support act forChris Brown's AustralianF.A.M.E. Tour.Get 'Em Girlswas re-released as a deluxe edition on 12 August 2011 and featured five additional songs, including the fifth single "Galaxy"(a duet withStan Walker). In 2016, the album was certified platinum by theAustralian Recording Industry Associationfor shipments of 70,000 copies.

Background and development

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In January 2010, Mauboy revealed that she would soon be heading toLos AngelesandNew Yorkto record the follow-up to her debut studio albumBeen Waiting(2008).[1]She said, "We're going to meet some up and coming producers who are around my age and they are really hitting it hard in LA... I think it's their sound which is really catching me at the moment".[1]Mauboy later toldWhomagazine that she would be working on the album there in February and March.[2]In an interview forThe Daily Telegraphin June 2010, Mauboy explained that the album's concept would be "all about women and the power of women".[3]Mauboy also revealed that during her time in Los Angeles, she worked with producersHarvey Mason, Jr.andRodney Jerkins.[3]She said, "I'd always wanted to go to the States and work with songwriters and producers who have worked with my idols... I've been able to go into the studio and have a strong point of view on what I want and what I want my album to sound like."[3]

Recording and production

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Mauboy wrote and recorded most of the songs onGet 'Em Girlsin several recording studios inLos Angeles,AtlantaandNew York Cityin 2009–2010.[4]Mauboy spent most of her time there by herself without her manager or any of her friends around her.[4][5]The experience of being so isolated gave her many things, including "strength and courage", which made her fearless.[4]Mauboy would occasionally find herself in studios at three o'clock in the morning.[6]She would sometimes begin working at nine o'clock at night and wouldn't finish until the next morning.[7]Mauboy recorded thirty songs for the album; fourteen of which were selected for the track list.[8]

During the early stages of production, Mauboy had booked a studio session with producer Rodney Jerkins, which began at nine o'clock in the morning.[9]During the first two hours of the session, they sat in silence, and Jerkins soon left.[9]He later returned at one o'clock in the afternoon, still having not spoken to Mauboy, and he began to essay a rhythm track.[9]They worked until midnight and Jerkins decided that aJamaicandancehalltune was the best outcome.[9]Mauboy described the finished song as "interesting" and said it was not chosen for recording.[9]During many sessions, Mauboy would find herself in a studio where her male counterparts had the invariable entourage.[9]She said, "they all had their little posses, with the smoke blowing, and it was just like thatNotoriousmovie. "[9]At one studio session in Atlanta, Mauboy worked with producerJazze Pha,who was asleep almost the entire time she was in the studio recording his song, "Handle It".[9]An assistant handled the actual recording work.[9]

Most of the songs on the album weremixedbyPhil Tanat Soapbox Studios in Atlanta, while thetitle trackwas mixed by Fabian Marasciullo at Paramount Recording Studios inHollywood,California.[10]"Fight for You" and "Here for Me" were mixed Harvey Mason, Jr.[10]Most of the songs weremasteredby Tom Coyne at Sterling Sound in New York, while the title track was mastered by Dave Kutch at The Mastering Palace in New York.[10]

Release and promotion

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The album's official cover and track listing was revealed on 1 October 2010.[11]On 1 November 2010, four days before its scheduled release, the album premiered on several websites, includingThe Daily TelegraphandTake 40 Australia.[12][13]The standard edition ofGet 'Em Girlswas released simultaneously with the limitedCDedition.[14][15]The standard edition included theiTunesbonus track "Not Me", while the limited edition included "Forget Your Name".[15][16]Get 'Em Girlswas re-released as an expanded double-disc deluxe edition on 12 August 2011.[17]In addition to the original track listing, the deluxe edition included five additional songs and remixes of the album's title track, "Saturday Night","What Happened to Us",and"Inescapable".[17]

During the album's first two days of release, Mauboy toured shopping malls inMelbourne,[11]Mackay[18]andSydneyperforming several of the album's songs and signing CDs.[11]The album was also promoted by Mauboy through live televised performances of "Saturday Night" onThe X Factor Australiaon 8 November 2010 andHey Hey It's Saturdayon 27 November 2010.[19][20][21]She performed several of the album's songs and answered presubmitted questions from fans during herYouTubeSessions program on 4 December 2010.[22][23]Mauboy performed "Saturday Night" and "Scariest Part" onTodayon 7 December 2010.[24]Ahead ofOprah Winfrey's visit to Melbourne, Mauboy performed atFederation Squareon 10 December 2010.[25]In April 2011, she served as a support act forChris Brown's AustralianF.A.M.E. Tour.[26]

Singles

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"Get 'Em Girls",featuring American rapperSnoop Dogg,was released on 17 September 2010 as the album'slead single.[27]The song received a mixed response from critics and peaked at number 19 on theARIA Singles Chart.[28]"Saturday Night",featuring American rapperLudacris,was released as the second single on 27 October 2010.[29]It peaked at number seven on the ARIA Singles Chart and certified double platinum by theAustralian Recording Industry Associationfor selling 140,000 copies.[28][30]

The third single "What Happened to Us",featuring English recording artistJay Sean,was released on 11 March 2011 and peaked at number 14 on the ARIA Singles Chart.[28]It was certified platinum for selling 70,000 copies.[30]The re-release of "What Happened to Us" featured guest vocals fromStan Walker.[31]The album's fourth overall single and first single from the deluxe edition, "Inescapable"was released on 15 July 2011.[17][32]The song peaked at number four and was certified double platinum.[28][30]"Galaxy",featuring Stan Walker, was released as the album's fifth single on 28 October 2011. The single peaked at number 13 and was certified platinum.[28]

Galaxy Tour

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Galaxy Tour
TourbyJessica MauboyandStan Walker
LocationAustralia
Associated albumGet 'Em Girls
Start date13 January 2012(2012-01-13)
End date11 February 2012(2012-02-11)
No.of shows10
Jessica Mauboytour chronology
F.A.M.E. Tour(supporting)
(2011) 		Galaxy Tour
(2012) 		To the End of the Earth Tour
(2013–14)
Stan Walkertour chronology
New Zealand Summer Tour
(2011) 		Galaxy Tour
(2012) 		World Tour of New Zealand
(2013)

In November 2011, it was announced that Mauboy and Walker would embark on a month-long Australian tour to celebrate the release of their duet "Galaxy".[33]The tour began on 13 January 2012 and ended on 11 February 2012.[33]

Date City Venue
13 January 2012 Revesby Revesby Workers Club
14 January 2012 Penrith Penrith Panthers Club
20 January 2012 Mount Pritchard Mounties
21 January 2012 Canberra Southern Cross Club
27 January 2012 Gold Coast Twin Towns Services Club
28 January 2012 Sunshine Coast Caloundra RSL
3 February 2012 Castle Hill Castle Hill RSL
4 February 2012 Campbelltown Campbelltown RSL
10 February 2012 Melbourne The Palms at Crown Casino
11 February 2012 Melbourne The Palms at Crown Casino
Set list
  1. "Inescapable"
  2. "Running Back"
  3. "Been Waiting"
  4. "Scariest Part"
  5. "Let Me Be Me"
  6. "Burn"
  7. "Time After Time"
  8. "Can Anybody Tell Me"
  9. "Reconnected"
  10. "No One Like You"
  11. "Handle It"
  12. "Get 'Em Girls"
  13. "Up/Down"
  14. "Maze"
  15. "Saturday Night"
  16. "What Happened to Us"
  17. "Galaxy"
Source:[34]

Reception

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Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[35]

Get 'Em Girlsreceived mixed reviews from critics. Jacqueline Smith ofThe New Zealand Heraldgave the album a rating of three out of five and commented that "many of the songs... lack stickability and will probably merge into a fluoro-tainted pool of background pop played in cheap clothing stores."[36]Majhid Heath ofABC Online Indigenousgave the album two-and-a-half out of five stars and wrote that it's "a non-cohesive mess of similar sounding, auto-tuned ravaged pop/R&B."[37]Simon Sweetman ofStuff.co.nzlistedGet 'Em Girlsas one of the worst albums of 2011, criticizing its use of thevocoderfor "slurring... meaningless words into place, buttering up the dodgy pitch and lame phrasing and allowing it to slide in and around the big crashes of the drum machine."[38]Alasdair Duncan ofRavemagazine awarded the album three stars and gave it a positive review, complimenting its "sassy floor fillers and ballads" for sounding well-produced.[39]

Get 'Em Girlsdebuted at number six on theARIA Albums Charton 15 November 2010,[40]and became Mauboy's second top-ten album.[28]It was certified platinum by theAustralian Recording Industry Associationfor shipments of more than 70,000 units.[41]Get 'Em Girlswon 'Album of 2010' at the POPrepublic.tv IT List Awards,[42]and was nominated for 'Album of the Year' at the 2011 National Indigenous Music Awards.[43]

Track listing

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No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Get 'Em Girls"(featuringSnoop Dogg)
Shondrae "Mr Bangladesh" Crawford3:56
2."Handle It"
3:18
3."Accelerate That"
  • Dwayne Nesmith
  • Tyrrell Bing
  • Dominic Gordon
  • Shantee Tyler
  • Brandon Hesson
Tha Cornaboyz3:00
4."Scariest Part"
Harmony3:27
5."Saturday Night"(featuringLudacris)
  • Angie Iron
  • Brian Kennedy
  • Ludacris
  • Mauboy
Kennedy3:25
6."What Happened to Us"(featuringJay Sean)
  • Jremy
  • Bobby Bass
  • Cruz[a]
  • Khaled[a]
3:19
7."Reconnected"
  • Nesmith
  • Bing
  • Gordon
  • Tyler
  • Hesson
Tha Cornaboyz3:35
8."Like This" (featuringIyaz)
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
3:41
9."Foreign"
3:47
10."Can Anybody Tell Me"
  • H. Smith
  • Fredrik Odesjo
  • Andreas Levander
  • Fredro
  • Levander[c]
4:34
11."Fight for You"
  • Mason Jr.
  • Zafr
3:48
12."Maze"
4:01
13."Here for Me"
  • Mason, Jr.
  • Steven Russell
  • Whitmore Jr.
  • Mason Jr.
  • Zafr
4:03
14."No One Like You"
  • Jackson
  • Mauboy
  • Tiyon "TC" Mack[46]
  • Nicole
  • Lil' Ronnie
  • Cristyle[b]
4:05
Limited Edition bonus track[15]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
15."Forget Your Name"
  • Mauboy[47]
  • Kelly
  • Mentore[47]
  • Odesjo
  • Levander
  • Fredro
  • Kelly[b]
4:09
iTunesbonus track[16]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
15."Not Me"
  • Mauboy
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
3:30

Deluxe Edition

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Disc One
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Run"
Rojas3:25
2."Nobody Knows"
  • Harris
  • Phillips
  • Greene
3:56
3."Like This" (featuring Iyaz)
  • Mauboy
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
  • Jones
  • Lobel
  • Parekh
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
3:41
4."Saturday Night" (featuring Ludacris)
  • Iron
  • Kennedy
  • Ludacris
  • Mauboy
Kennedy3:25
5."Maze"
  • Mauboy
  • Kelly
  • Mentore[45]
  • Odesjo
  • Levander
4:01
6."Scariest Part"
  • Bogart
  • Harmony
  • Dorff
  • Mauboy
Harmony3:27
7."Not Me"
  • Mauboy
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
  • Mtawarira
  • Seenandan
3:30
8."Inescapable"(Youngboyz Mix)Diane Warren
  • Youngboyz
  • Anthony Egizii[b]
  • David Musumeci[b]
3:35
9."Reconnected"
  • Nesmith
  • Bing
  • Gordon
  • Tyler
  • Hesson
Tha Cornaboyz3:35
10."What Happened to Us" (featuring Jay Sean)
  • Alexander
  • Steinberg
  • Skaller
  • Larow
  • Rohaim
  • Cruz
  • Sean
3:19
11."Forget Your Name"
  • Mauboy[47]
  • Kelly
  • Mentore[47]
  • Odesjo
  • Levander
  • Fredro
  • Kelly[b]
4:04
12."Can Anybody Tell Me"
  • Smith
  • Odesjo
  • Levander
  • Fredro
  • Levander[c]
4:34
13."Make It Alright"
  • Mason, Jr.
  • Russell
  • Whitmore Jr.
  • Andrew Hey
  • Mason Jr.
  • Zafr
4:03
14."Galaxy"(featuringStan Walker)
  • Richard Vission
  • Ferras Alqaisi
  • Brett McLaughlin
  • Chico Bennett
  • Brad Ackley
  • Vission
  • Bennett
  • Ackley[a]
  • Braddon Williams[b]
  • Anthony Egizii[b]
  • David Musumeci[b]
4:04
Disc Two
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Get 'Em Girls (Music Is My Business Remix)" (featuring Chizzy)
  • Bruchanan
  • Charles "Chizzy" Stephens
Charles "Chizzy" Stephens3:38
2."Saturday Night (DCUP Remix)" (featuring Ludacris)
  • Iron
  • Kennedy
  • Ludacris
  • Mauboy
Kennedy3:32
3."What Happened to Us (OFMRemix) "(featuring Jay Sean)
  • Alexander
  • Steinberg
  • Skaller
  • Larow
  • Rohaim
  • Cruz
  • Sean
3:38
4."Saturday Night (Sgt Slick Remix)" (featuring Ludacris)
  • Iron
  • Kennedy
  • Ludacris
  • Mauboy
Kennedy6:17
5."Accelerate That"
  • Nesmith
  • Bing
  • Gordon
  • Tyler
  • Hesson
Tha Cornaboyz3:00
6."Inescapable" (OFM Mix)Dianne Warren
  • Youngboyz
  • Anthony Egizii[b]
  • David Musumeci[b]
3:33
7."Handle It"
  • Medor
  • Hargrove
  • Atterberry
  • White
  • Jazze Pha
  • KG & Carlin
3:18
8."Foreign"
  • Nicole
  • Jackson
  • Cornish
  • Mauboy
  • Lil' Ronnie
  • Cristyle[b]
3:47
9."Fight for You"
  • Mason, Jr.
  • Mauboy[44]
  • Zafr
  • Whitmore Jr.
  • Mason Jr.
  • Zafr
3:48
10."Here for Me"
  • Mason, Jr.
  • Russell
  • Whitmore Jr.
  • Mason Jr.
  • Zafr
4:03
11."No One Like You"
  • Jackson
  • Mauboy
  • Mack[46]
  • Nicole
  • Lil' Ronnie
  • Cristyle[b]
4:05
Notes
  • ^asignifies an additional producer
  • ^bsignifies a vocal producer
  • ^csignifies a co-producer

Personnel

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Credits adapted from album booklet.[10]

Charts

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Certifications

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Certifications forGet 'Em Girls
Region Certification Certified units/sales
Australia (ARIA)[41] Platinum 70,000^

^Shipments figures based on certification alone.

Release history

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Release history and formats forGet 'Em Girls
Region Date Format Edition(s) Label Catalogue
Australia 5 November 2010
Sony Music Australia 88697803852
12 August 2011 Deluxe[17] 88697907062

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