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"Magnets"
The cover art features an animated picture of Lorde in a blue background with the duo, song and featured artist names in the bottom

Single by Disclosure featuring Lorde
from the album Caracal
Released23 September 2015
FormatDigital download
Recorded2015
Genre
  • Electropop

  • house

Length3:19
Label
  • PMR

  • Island

Songwriter(s)
  • Ella Yelich-O'Connor

  • Guy Lawrence

  • Howard Lawrence

  • James Napier

Producer(s)Disclosure

Disclosure singles chronology




"Jaded"
(2015)
"Magnets"
(2015)
"Nocturnal"
(2016)

Lorde singles chronology




"Yellow Flicker Beat"
(2014)
"Magnets"
(2015)
"Green Light"
(2017)
Music video

"Magnets" on YouTube

"Magnets" is a song by British electronic duo Disclosure featuring vocals from New Zealand singer Lorde. It was written by Howard Lawrence, Guy Lawrence, Lorde and produced by James Napier and Disclosure. The single was released on 23 September 2015, by PMR Records and Island Records, as the fourth single from their studio album Caracal (2015). "Magnets" is an atmospheric electropop song with influences of techno-pop along with electronic beats, clattering percussion loops, synths and tribal drums in its instrumentation. Its lyrics describe the risk taken by two lovers restricted from being together for moral reasons.


"Magnets" was well received by music critics with many praising its production and Lorde's vocal delivery. Rolling Stone included the song in its year-end list. An accompanying music video was directed by Ryan Hope and was released on 29 September 2015. Critics praised its dark story line and visuals. The track became Disclosure's most successful hit in Australia and New Zealand, peaking at number 14 and number two respectively, becoming their highest-charting single on both countries. In the United States, "Magnets" became their first single to impact alternative radio and adult alternative radio, placing at number 21 on the Rock Airplay chart and number 13 on the Alternative Songs chart.




Contents





  • 1 Background and recording


  • 2 Composition


  • 3 Critical reception


  • 4 Commercial performance


  • 5 Music video


  • 6 Live performances


  • 7 Track listing


  • 8 Credits and personnel


  • 9 Charts

    • 9.1 Weekly charts


    • 9.2 Year end charts


    • 9.3 Certifications



  • 10 Release history


  • 11 Notes


  • 12 See also


  • 13 References




Background and recording



Lorde smiling as she performs on-stage in white attire

Lorde co-wrote and was featured on "Magnets". (pictured in 2014)


Disclosure and Lorde first collaborated on a mash-up of "Royals" (2013) and "White Noise" (2013) at the 2014 Brit Awards.[1] The duo received a call from Lorde in London who wanted to get in the studio shortly after they finished the record.[2] They stated that the singer showed up without management or bodyguards by her side which they called the "most equal collaboration on the record." Her sound was described as "sassy yet vulnerable".[3] A year later, Lorde posted a picture on Instagram in 10 June 2015 with Disclosure getting milkshakes. The duo wanted to keep the collaboration a secret since they wanted it to be a surprise.[4] The singer later tweeted a line from the song's pre-chorus 31 July 2015.[5]


During the recording process, Howard Lawrence stated to Entertainment Weekly that he asks his collaborators, "Has anything interesting happened to you?" to gather ideas for a song. Howard then said he had an idea about using the phrase "the point of no return" which was originally going to be the name of the song. He commented on the ambiguity of the phrase, noting that it could be used in flying, boating, etc. Lorde came up with the idea of using the phrase in the sense of an individual being attracted to a person they should not be for "moral reasons" and once that individual tells them, they have "gone past the point of no return". Guy Lawrence later described it as someone going so far they cannot get home with the amount of fuel that they have.[6]



Composition


"Magnets" is set in a tempo of 92 beats per minute, according to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by Sony/ATV Music Publishing. It is written in the key of A minor, with Lorde's vocals spanning a range of A3 to E5.[7] "Magnets" is described as an atmospheric house[8] and electropop[9] song with influences of techno-pop[10][9] and R&B[9] along electronic beats,[11] clattering percussion loops,[12] throbbing synths[12] and tribal drums in its instrumentation. "Magnets" describes the dilemma between two lovers restricted from being together for moral reasons. Digital Spy described the lyrics as "delightfully cryptic, with references to 'secret languages' and embracing 'the point of no return'" while Vice described them as taking "a sense of risk and reckless abandon."[11][13]


Disclosure teased the song in an interview with Spin, who described the writing process as a proper collaboration, from the "drum sounds to the chords". They stated that Lorde was involved with "every aspect of the song" as opposed to doing the "lyrics and melodies" and then leaving the rest for the duo to finish.[4] Disclosure also said that the singer challenged them. The duo was very well-receptive towards the song's simplicity which they say is simply a use of "tribal drums" throughout. It is the shortest song on the album.[14] A snippet of the track was teased on 13 September 2015.[5] "Magnets" was officially released on 23 September 2015.



Critical reception


"Magnets" garnered mostly positive reviews from music critics with many praising the song's production and Lorde's vocal delivery. Rolling Stone called the song "seductive" while Spin called it a "cool, upbeat yet gloomy collaboration."[12]Pretty Much Amazing writer Austin Reed said the song could serve as a "pop music blueprint" and praised its "light and whimsical." Reed also described it as a song with "hyper-polished production, catchy hooks and a bounce-around chorus only Lorde could conceive."[15] Sharing similar opinions, Consequence of Sound called the duo and Lorde's musical chemistry as "stronger than ever" and praised the singer's "soulful vocals".[16]Cleveland called "Magnets" the most surprising and referred to Lorde as the best guest-spot on the album.[10]


The A.V. Club prasied Lorde's "signature catch-in-throat voice teases and taunts on the [song's] hiccuped rhythms" while The Guardian highlighted the singer's slinky playfulness on the track.[17][18]NME noted that Disclosure took a "more thoughtful and considered approach" and compared the track to Lorde's "Tennis Court" (2013).[19]The Chicago Tribune lauded the song's "infectious refrain" and complimented how well both artists styles blended while Clash criticized the singer for sounded dreary on the lackluster song.[20][21] Sharing similar sentiments, The Guardian stated that while Lorde provides "spidery vocals", the singer "sounds aloof to the point of boredom."[22]Rolling Stone ranked "Magnets" at number 32 on its year-end list to find the 50 best songs of 2015, calling it "the year's most understated dance-world magic".[23] Conversely, Michaelangelo Matos of Billboard called the tune "mildly memorable".[24]



Commercial performance


In the United States, "Magnets" became Disclosure's first single to impact alternative radio and adult alternative radio. It debuted at number 41 on the Rock Airplay chart with 1.2 million audience impressions on the week dated October 24 and peaked at number 13 on the Alternative Songs chart, with the single being officially released to alternative radio on 10 November 2015.[25] "Magnets" was one of several songs to crossover to rock airplay without rock-focused guests, including Avicii's "Wake Me Up" (2013) and Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" (2013). The track became Disclosure's most successful hit in Australia and New Zealand, peaking at number 14 and number two respectively, becoming their highest-charting single on both countries. "Magnets" was voted in at number 10 in Australian alternative youth radio station Triple J's Hottest 100 countdown of 2015's most popular songs, announced on 26 January 2016.[26]



Music video



A woman stares away from the camera as she is shown with a black eye

In this scene, an unnamed actress appears in a gloomy scene with a black eye, alluding to domestic abuse. Critics initially thought the video was about Lorde having an affair with a married man, until the singer explained the video's storyline.


The music video was directed by Ryan Hope,[27] and was released on 29 September 2015.[28] It was filmed in Hollywood Hills, California.[29] Critics described it as a mature direction from the singer's previous videos. Lorde commented that she had a strong desire to play a hit-woman who seduced unfaithful men.[28][30] She elaborated on the video's meaning stating that the important part of the visual is when the actress turns away from the window to reveal a black-eye. At this point, the singer explained that the story changed from being an "affair narrative" to a domestic violence situation.[31] She revealed that she enjoyed "stepping outside" of herself to play the role of a hit-woman.[31]


The video starts with a still of Lorde next to a pool dressed in a white gown, viewing from the top of a mountain. Two moons in purple appear while two helicopters vigilate the area.[32] She then makes her way to a party as the camera pans on a married couple talking to other guests. The husband (played by Iddo Goldberg) turns into Lorde's view, attracted by her. The following day, Goldberg and Lorde engage in a passionate makeout session before she pushes him away as the scene splices with one where his wife enters. Displaying a mood change, she serves him a cup of coffee as she adjusts his tie. That following evening, Lorde and Goldberg meet up as they kiss profusely. The camera then pans away as his wife turns around from a window and displays signs of domestic abuse from a black eye.[33] Lorde, dressed in a latex black outfit then arrives with his wife, as he is tied to a chair.[34] It is revealed that Lorde was hired by his wife to be a hit-woman. The video ends with Lorde pushing the man into the pool and setting him ablaze.[29]


Critics praised the visuals and story line, comparing it to Femme Fatale (2002) and Lorde's style to Trinity from The Matrix franchise and the White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia.[35][36][37]Consequence of Sound stated that while the Lawrence brothers are not seen in the video, Lorde "carries the clip masterfully on her own."[38] In an analysis from The Atlantic, writer Spencer Kornhaber stated that the music video was part of a trend of women portraying violence in music videos. In it, he mentions Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" (2015) and "Blank Space" (2014) as well as Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" (2015) which all show women performing acts of violence towards other people, trying to "blow up social expectations that women remain passive." The author ends by alluding that this is part of an "online war for attention."[39][40] The stylist of the video, Karla Welsh stated that she and Lorde wanted to explore how "sexy a covered-up look could seem." Some of the outfits used included latex Dior boots, a Rona Pfeiffer arresting swallow necklace, and a cream gown from Michael Costello. Bianca Jagger was one of the style inspirations. Welsh explained that the corset "represented that she still had this armor around herself."[41]



Live performances


Disclosure and Lorde performed the song on Saturday Night Live on 14 November 2015, which was followed by a performance of "Omen" (2015) with Sam Smith and the duo only. Rolling Stone stated that the "drumline-enhanced performance also featured a brief tribute to Paris," who experienced a terrorist attack the prior day. The stage was lit up in the "bleu, blanc et rouge" (English: blue, white and red) of the French flag.[42][43]The Fader stated that the performance benefited from the "extra musicians, with the sampled hits being supplemented by live marching drums."[44]Idolator described Lorde's look as being an all-black dress with a "shorter haircut and blood-red eyeshadow" which fully embraced the "vengeful and sultry vibe found" in the video and song.[45] The performance sparked controversy over the singer's alleged lip syncing. Lorde later responded to the accusations by saying that she has not and will never lip sync and took the allegations as an "awesome compliment."[46] She also joined the duo for a surprise performance at the 2016 Coachella festival.[47]



Track listing








Digital download[12]
No.TitleLength
1."Magnets" (featuring Lorde)
3:19





















Digital download — Magnets (The Remixes)[48]
No.TitleLength
1."Magnets" (Disclosure V.I.P.)
6:16
2."Magnets" (A-Trak Remix)
4:20
3."Magnets" (Loco Dice Remix)
6:56
4."Magnets" (Tiga Remix)
4:34
5."Magnets" (SG Lewis Remix)
4:46
6."Magnets" (Jon Hopkins Remix)
6:55


Credits and personnel


Credits adapted from the liner notes of Caracal and Tidal.[49][50]


Recording and management


  • Mastered at Sterling Sound Studios (New York, New York)

  • Published by Salli Isaak Songs (SESAC), Universal Music Publishing (UMPG), Songs Music Publishing (ASCAP)

  • Lorde appears courtesy of Universal Music New Zealand

Personnel



  • Howard Lawrence – production, songwriting, mixing


  • Guy Lawrence – production, songwriting, mixing


  • Ella Yelich-O'Connor – lead vocals, featured artist, songwriting


  • James Napier – songwriting


  • Tom Coyne – mastering engineer

  • Gus Pirelli – engineering


Charts









Release history






























Region
Date
Format
Label

Ref.
Various[a]23 September 2015

Digital download

  • PMR

  • Island



United States
10 November 2015

Alternative radio

Capitol
[76]
16 November 2015

Digital download

  • PMR

  • Island


[48]
24 November 2015

Dance radio
Capitol
[77]
Italy
4 December 2015

Contemporary hit radio

Universal
[78]


Notes




  1. ^ Released as a promotional single.




See also


  • List of number-one dance singles of 2016 (U.S.)


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