What makes More by Usher notable?

The single 'More' achieved significant success on various charts, peaking at number 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 and further solidifying Usher's presence in the dance music scene. Its remix by RedOne also received notable attention, illustrating the trend of blending electronic influences with mainstream R&B. By the time Usher released 'More' in late 2010, he was already an established pop icon, following his acclaimed album 'Raymond v. Raymond' from earlier that year. This single marked a continuation of his exploration into dance music, showcasing his adaptability in the ever-evolving pop landscape.

How many songs are on More?

More has 2 tracks, running approximately 7 minutes.

More (2010) by Usher | Album Guide

Usher · 2010

7 min · 2 tracks · contemporary R&B

A pulsating blend of dance-pop and contemporary R&B, infused with infectious hooks and vibrant production.

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More (3:49) — This original version encapsulates Usher's signature vocal style while seamlessly merging upbeat rhythms with engaging lyrics about desire and nightlife.
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More (RedOne Jimmy Joker remix) (3:39) — The remix elevates the track's energy even further, highlighting Usher's adaptability to club-ready beats and demonstrating the influence of EDM on R&B.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid single that is part of Usher's established catalog but not a standout entry.
Themes: nightlife desire· club-ready energy· dance floor romance
Career context: By the time Usher released 'More' in late 2010, he was already an established pop icon, following his acclaimed album 'Raymond v. Raymond' from earlier that year. This single marked a continuation of his exploration into dance music, showcasing his adaptability in the ever-evolving pop landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Chris Brown· Trey Songz· Ne-Yo