Every Little Part of Me" is a song by English recording artist, Alesha Dixon. "Every Little Part of Me" is the third and final single released from Dixon's third studio album, The Entertainer. The single features guest vocals from fellow English R&B singer, Jay Sean. The single was released on 27 February 2011. The single was written by Alan Sampson, Jay Sean, Anthony Hannides and Michael Hannides. The single was produced by Slick & Magic.
The song was written by Michael Hannides, Anthony Hannides, Alan Sampson and Jay Sean and was recorded in 2010. Dixon stated in an interview "Jay and I have been good friends for a while now and we have always said that we wanted to collaborate together. We have both worked with this producer, [Alan Sampson], before; he is the guy who produced 'Ride It' for Jay. He had us listen to "Every Little Part of Me" and we absolutely loved it."
The music video was filmed in December 2010 in Miami, and was directed by Nick Frew. The video was produced by Flynn (Ryan Lough for Dirty Robber, Jacob Swan Hyam - produced the video for company, Flynn).[6] Dixon and Sean's stylist and designer was Katie Greengrass.[7] The video features both Alesha Dixon and Jay Sean. The video sees Dixon performing the song inside a carpark at night, with a white Mercedes Benz in the background; then the video skips to Sean, driving the same car throughout Miami, with his face partially obscured by a scarf. Then, Alesha is seen walking across the rooftop of a building, with the Miami skyline in the background, carrying a large bag, and wearing a scarf, concealing her face too. It is made apparent that she has performed some sort of heist when the pair rendezvous in the empty carpark, but the police arrive and arrest the pair of the scene. The two are last seen be dragged away by police into separate vehicles to be arrested, and the words "to be continued..." appear. A 30-second trailer appeared on YouTube on 10 January, and 3 days later the full length version was released; it has since accumulated over 5,000,000 views.[9] RWD magazine stated Dixon and Sean were "the new Bonnie and Clyde
Every Little Part of Me" is a song by English recording artist, Alesha Dixon. "Every Little Part of Me" is the third and final single released from Dixon's third studio album, The Entertainer. The single features guest vocals from fellow English R&B singer, Jay Sean. The single was released on 27 February 2011. The single was written by Alan Sampson, Jay Sean, Anthony Hannides and Michael Hannides. The single was produced by Slick & Magic. The song was written by Michael Hannides, Anthony Hannides, Alan Sampson and Jay Sean and was recorded in 2010. Dixon stated in an interview "Jay and I have been good friends for a while now and we have always said that we wanted to collaborate together. We have both worked with this producer, [Alan Sampson], before; he is the guy who produced 'Ride It' for Jay. He had us listen to "Every Little Part of Me" and we absolutely loved it." The music video was filmed in December 2010 in Miami, and was directed by Nick Frew. The video was produced by Flynn (Ryan Lough for Dirty Robber, Jacob Swan Hyam - produced the video for company, Flynn).[6] Dixon and Sean's stylist and designer was Katie Greengrass.[7] The video features both Alesha Dixon and Jay Sean. The video sees Dixon performing the song inside a carpark at night, with a white Mercedes Benz in the background; then the video skips to Sean, driving the same car throughout Miami, with his face partially obscured by a scarf. Then, Alesha is seen walking across the rooftop of a building, with the Miami skyline in the background, carrying a large bag, and wearing a scarf, concealing her face too. It is made apparent that she has performed some sort of heist when the pair rendezvous in the empty carpark, but the police arrive and arrest the pair of the scene. The two are last seen be dragged away by police into separate vehicles to be arrested, and the words "to be continued..." appear. A 30-second trailer appeared on YouTube on 10 January, and 3 days later the full length version was released; it has since accumulated over 5,000,000 views.[9] RWD magazine stated Dixon and Sean were "the new Bonnie and Clyde