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Closer to the Truth is the 25th studio album by American singer-actress Cher, first released on September 20, 2013 by Warner Bros. Records. After appearing in the musical Burlesque and on its successful soundtrack, Cher's manager encouraged her to record a new album after more than a decade since her last effort, Living Proof (2001). The recording began in the summer of 2011 and continued into the following two years between Los Angeles and London. As executive producer, she enlisted previous collaborator Mark Taylor to work alongside new producers such as Paul Oakenfold, Billy Mann, Timbaland and MachoPsycho among others. It also featured guest vocalists, including Pink and Jake Shears.[2][3] Its music incorporates pop, soft rock and EDM styles.

Closer to the Truth debuted at number three in the United States, becoming her highest-charting solo album to date on the Billboard 200 beating her previous record with 1998's Believe and 2003's The Very Best of Cher which both peaked at number four. As half of Sonny & Cher, she only went higher once with Look at Us which peaked at number two in 1965.[4] The album gave Cher top five albums spanning over 48 years, setting a new record for a female artist.[5]

"Woman's World" was released on June 18, 2013 in the United States and Canada as the album's lead single and it has since topped the US Billboard Hot Dance/Club Songs. "I Hope You Find It" will be released on October 4, 2013 as the album's second single. Cher will embark on the Dressed to Kill Tour to promote the album, which is scheduled to start in Phoenix, Arizona on March 22, 2014.

Background and recording

Cher's last album, 2001's Living Proof, was supported by her record-breaking world tour, which ended in 2005. After a three-year hiatus, she began a Las Vegas residency and it was then that discussions of a new album began. In December 2008, she was said to be planning a record of 1960s covers, but in 2010 instead turned her attention to a movie comeback in Burlesque.[6] For the film, she recorded two songs, "Welcome to Burlesque" and "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me". During promotion for Burlesque, Cher confirmed she was working on a new album in Nashville. The project's genre was described as southern rock and even country.[7] However, after the success of "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" on the US Hot Dance Club Songs chart (her seventh no. 1 on that chart), the musical direction of the album changed to dance-oriented pop.[8][9]

Cher collaborated with Diane Warren, Timbaland, Mark Taylor (who produced her 1998 hit, "Believe") and Kuk Harrell in putting the album together.[10] In 2011, she recorded Lady Gaga's unreleased song, "The Greatest Thing", which was turned into a duet with Gaga and was produced by RedOne. Originally expected for release in September 2011, the song was eventually dropped from the album with Gaga's dissatisfaction and RedOne's unavailability cited as reasons.[11] A rough demo of the song was leaked on August 13, 2013.[12]

Content

With the release of "Woman's World", Cher announced that the album's working title was Closer to the Truth. The tracklist includes "Lie to Me" and "I Walk Alone", both written by pop star Pink, and one featuring her vocals; "Take It Like a Man" featuring Jake Shears; and a song written by Cher and Shirley Eikhard called "Lovers Forever".[10][13] Originally intended for the soundtrack of the 1994 film Interview with a Vampire, it was recorded by Eikhard for her 2005 album Pop, and has been produced for Closer to the Truth by Mark Taylor.[14][15] Cher worked with hip-hop producer Timbaland on "I Don't Have to Sleep to Dream" and covered three songs: "Sirens" by singer-songwriter Nell Bryden, "Dressed to Kill" by Preston and "I Hope You Find It" by Miley Cyrus, from the soundtrack of the 2010 film The Last Song.

Three versions of the album are expected to be released.[16] The original version of "You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me" from Burlesque will be featured on the deluxe edition as a bonus track.[17][18] Closer to the Truth will be released on white vinyl.[19] This marks her first vinyl album release since 1991's Love Hurts and 1992's Greatest Hits: 1965–1992. According to critics' reactions following an exclusive listening party on August 1, 2013, Closer to the Truth is "a healthy between punchy, uptempo dance tracks and big, emotional balladry",[20] while the first half is "stacked with dance-floor anthems", and the latter features "mid-tempo songs and slower numbers, where the lyrics and melodies are highlighted".[21]

Closer to the Truth is being promoted extensively for its North America release of September 24, 2013; and in Europe for its worldwide unveiling a week later.[22]

Singles and promotion

"Woman's World" (2013)
A dance-pop song, "Woman's World" is a feminist anthem that draws influences from house and Europop.
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In October 2012, clips from the unannounced lead single from the album leaked online. "Woman's World" was streamed online from Thanksgiving 2012 and eventually released on June 18, 2013. Written by Matt Morris, Paul Oakenfold and Anthony Crawford, the single went to no. 1 on the Billboard dance chart.[23] Cher performed it on the season finale of television talent show, The Voice; at New York City's gay pride event, Dance on the Pier; and at Macy's July 4 spectacular.[24] It is due for worldwide release in the autumn.[14] A video for the single, directed by Ray Kay, was released on August 20, 2013.[25][26]

The second single, a cover of "I Hope You Find It" by Miley Cyrus, premiered on September 23, 2013, during Cher's Today Show concert, where she also performed "Woman's World" and "Believe". It was performed on the Late Show with David Letterman on September 24, 2013, on Live! with Kelly and Michael on October 1, 2013,[27] and on German TV show Wetten, dass..? on October 5, 2013.[28][29] An official lyric video for the single was released on September 24, 2013.[30]

Dressed to Kill Tour

A "Dressed to Kill Tour" in support of Closer to the Truth, set to launch on March 22, 2014, in Phoenix, Arizona, was officially announced on September 23, 2013.[31] It is titled after the album's song of the same name. Tickets purchased online include a free copy of Closer to the Truth.

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[32]
Idolator[33]
The Montreal Gazette[34]
NewsdayB+[35]
New York Daily News[36]
Slant Magazine[37]
So So Gay[38]
USA Today[39]
About.com[40]
Gay Times[41]
PopMatters7/10[42]

Closer to the Truth garnered generally positive reviews from music critics. At USA Today, Jerry Shriver told that the release was "huge fun, lyrically substantive (as these things go) and emotionally wide-ranging, and it appeals beyond her fan base."[39] Jim Farber of New York Daily News wrote that "The material isn't quite so individual", yet noted that "At root, the new disc pleases by this sole measure: It's deeply, madly Cher."[36] At Newsday, Glenn Gamboa evoked that "Cher doesn't just survive here, she thrives."[35] John Hamilton of Idolator felt that the album "turns out to be one of Cher's most engaging albums, a strong collection of pop tunes the world would be wise to pick up."[33] At So So Gay, Ed Brody highlighted that the release way "anything but a meek return to the spotlight for one of pop's most enduring and resilient emissaries", and proclaimed this was "a fantastically strong renaissance album."[38]

However, Allmusic told that the album was "not terrible by any stretch, but the first half of the album is so much fun that this half suffers in comparison. An entire album of disco ball-shattering dance songs may have been too much and worn out its welcome."[32] At The Montreal Gazette, Mark J. LePage felt that the release was "kind of like a miracle, and kind of sad and kind of heroic that it even exists."[34] Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani wrote that the album "not only perpetuates this exhausted (and exhausting) formula, but fails to attempt to reinvent it in even the most minute ways."[37]

Commercial performance

In the United States, Closer to the Truth sold 63,000 copies in its first week of release. It debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200, becoming Cher's highest-charting solo album.[43] In its second week of release it fell to #8 selling 26,000 copies.

Track listing

US standard edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Woman's World"Anthony "TC" Crawford, Matt Morris, Paul Oakenfold, Joshua "J.D." WalkerOakenfold3:41
2."Take It Like a Man"Mary Leay, Tebey Ottoh, Tim Powell, CherPowell, Mark Taylor4:10
3."My Love"Paul Barry, Greta Svabo Bech, Dario Brigham-Bowes, Lorne Ashley Brigham-BowesTaylor3:31
4."Dressed to Kill"Samuel Preston, Taylor, CherTaylor2:51
5."Red"Marc Nelkin, Laura Pergolizzi, Carl RydenJosh Crosby3:06
6."Lovers Forever"Cher, Shirley EikhardTaylor4:01
7."I Walk Alone"Robin Lynch, Billy Mann, Alecia Moore, Niklas "Nikey" OlovsonMachoPsycho, Mann3:23
8."Sirens"Nell Bryden, Patrick Mascall, Mark Taylor, J.P. JonesTaylor5:03
9."Favorite Scars"Tom Barnes, Wayne Hector, Peter Kelleher, Ben KohnTMS4:25
10."I Hope You Find It"Steven Robson, Jeffrey Steele, *CherTaylor3:46
11."Lie to Me"Mann, MooreMann3:18
US deluxe edition / International standard edition[44]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
12."I Don't Have to Sleep to Dream"Chris Godbey, Jerome Harmon, Bonnie McKee, Timothy Mosley, Kelly SheehanJ-Roc, Timbaland4:41
13."Pride"Nelkin, Pergolizzi, RydenRyden4:17
14."You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" (original version)Diane WarrenMatt Serletic, Taylor3:33
US Target deluxe edition[45] / International deluxe edition[46]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
15."Woman's World" (R3hab remix)Crawford, Morris, Oakenfold, Walker4:04
16."Woman's World" (Jodie Harsh remix)Crawford, Morris, Oakenfold, Walker6:19
17."Will You Wait for Me?"Don Cook, Mann3:34
Notes
  • "Take It Like a Man" contains background vocals from Jake Shears.
  • "I Walk Alone" contains background vocals from Pink.
  • The Greatest Thing" was to appear on the conclusive record but Lady Gaga banned Cher from releasing it and Lady Gaga said she was dissatisfied with the end result cause they recorded it separately.

Personnel

Credits for Closer to the Truth adapted from Allmusic.[47]

  • Josie Aiello – vocals (background)
  • Tom Barnes – composer, drums
  • Paul Barry – composer
  • Dario Brigham-Bowes – composer
  • Lorne Ashley Brigham-Bowes – composer, keyboards, programming
  • Greta Svabo Bech – composer
  • Gina Brooke – make-up
  • Nell Bryden – composer
  • Sandy Buglass – guitar
  • Rita Campbell – vocals (background)
  • Jon Castelli – mixing engineer
  • Jon Chen – A&R
  • Cher – composer, executive producer, primary artist
  • Bianca Claxton – vocals (background)
  • Ryan Corey – art direction, design
  • Anthony "TC" Crawford – additional production, composer
  • Josh Crosby – producer
  • Dario Darnell – keyboards, programming
  • Roger Davies – management
  • Justin Derrico – guitar (acoustic)
  • Shirley Eikhard – composer
  • Jeff Fenster – A&R, additional production
  • Serban Ghenea – mixing
  • Josh Gudwin – engineer, vocal engineer
  • John Hanes – engineer
  • Kuk Harrell – engineer, vocal engineer, vocal producer, vocals (background)
  • Wayne Hector – composer
  • Jeri Heiden – art direction, design
  • JP Jones – composer
  • Pete Kelleher – keyboards, vocals (background)
  • Peter Kelleher – composer
  • Ben Kohn – composer, guitar
  • Miguel Lara – assistant
  • Mary Leay – composer
  • Lee Levin – drums
  • Robin Lynch – composer, guitar (electric)
  • MachoPsycho – engineer, keyboard programming, producer
  • Marjan Malakpour – stylist
  • Billy Mann – arranger, composer, engineer, guitar (acoustic), guitar (electric), keyboard programming, producer, vocals (background)
  • Stephen Marcussen – mastering
  • Patrick Mascall – composer, guitar
  • Tony Maserati – mixing
  • Machado Cicala Morassut – photography
  • Matt Morris – composer, vocals (background)
  • Ryan Nasci – assistant engineer
  • Marc Nelkin – composer
  • Chris "Tek" O'Ryan – engineer
  • Paul Oakenfold – composer, producer
  • Niklas "Nikey" Olovson – bass, composer
  • Jeanette Olsson – vocals (background)
  • Tebey Ottoh – composer
  • Deb Paull – personal assistant
  • Laura Pergolizzi – composer
  • Adam Phillips – guitar
  • Bonnie McKee – composer, vocals (background)
  • Pink – composer
  • Tim Powell – composer, keyboards, producer, programming
  • Sam Preston – composer, instrumentation
  • Steve Price – engineer
  • Serena Radaelli – hair stylist
  • Steve Robson – composer
  • Liz Rosenberg – publicity
  • Jennifer Ruiz – personal assistant
  • Carl Ryden – composer
  • Lindsay Scott – executive producer, management
  • Jake Shears – vocals
  • Robin Smith – string arrangements
  • Ash Soan – drums
  • Jeffrey Steele – composer
  • Ren Swan – engineer, mixing
  • Mark Taylor – composer, instrumentation, keyboards, producer, programming, vocal producer
  • TMS – producer
  • J.D. Walker – additional production, composer
  • Pete Wallace – arranger, bass, engineer, keyboard programming, keyboards
  • Dan Warner – guitar (electric)
  • Eric Weaver – engineer
  • Allen Wolfe – A&R
  • Jonathan Yudkin – composer, string arrangements, strings

Charts

Chart (2013) Peak
position
Australian ARIA Albums Chart[48] 17
Australian ARIA Digital Albums Chart[49] 13
Austria Hitparade[50] 11
Belgian Albums Chart (Flanders)[51] 65
Belgian Albums Chart (Wallonia)[52] 59
Canadian Albums Chart[53] 11
Czech Albums Chart[54] 25
Danish Albums Chart[55] 26
Dutch Albums Chart[56] 41
Finnish Albums Chart[57] 41
France Albums Chart[58] 77
Germany (Media Control Charts)[59] 6
Hungarian Albums Chart[60] 20
Italian Albums Chart[61] 19
Spanish Albums Chart[62] 32
Swedish Albums Chart[63] 45
Swiss Albums Chart[64] 11
US Billboard 200[65] 3
US Digital Albums[66] 3
US Internet Albums[67] 1

Release formats

Standard version
  • Standard 11 tracks
Deluxe version
  • Standard 11 tracks, 3 bonus tracks
Target edition
  • 17 deluxe version tracks

Release history

Region Date Format Label
Australia[68] September 20, 2013 CD, digital download Warner Bros. Records
Belgium[69]
Brazil[70]
México[71]
Netherlands[72]
Canada[73] September 24, 2013
Japan[74]
United States[75]
France[76] September 30, 2013
Russia[77]
Sweden[78]
Italy[79] October 1, 2013
Spain[80]
Germany[81] October 4, 2013
Croatia[81] October 4, 2013
Ireland[82] October 11, 2013
United Kingdom[83] October 14, 2013

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