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"Call Me Maybe" is an up-beat pop track draws influ-ences from dance-pop and disco. "Call Me Maybe" has attained commercial suc-cess worldwide, reaching number one in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, while peaking inside the top ten in Belgium, Norway, and The Netherlands. After reaching the top position in Canada.

Carly's Rae Jepsen's was born on No-vember 20, 1985. She is a Canadian re-cording artist and singer/songwriter from Mission, British Columbia. In 2007, she came third in the fifth season of Canadian Idol. Carly's Rae Jepsen's song "Call Me Maybe” it was written by Josh Ramsay, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Tavish Crowe. Produced by Josh Ram-say and released on February 2012 by Interscope.

Josh Ramsay's production

uses a light touch that

bounces synthesized string

chords off the words sung by

Carly Rae Jepsen. The back-

ing track is as insistent as the

vocals but never gets in the

way. She has been signed to

Justin Bieber's Schoolboy Re-

cords. Justin Bieber, Selena

Gomez, Big Time Rush, and

friends put together a home-

made music video that is

boosting the fortunes of the

song even further.

"Call Me Maybe" is a clean, friendly, upbeat gem of a pop song. For anyone who has listened to it, “Call me maybe” is pretty much a fact that after the first listen the chorus will be as fully lodged into your head as your actual brain is and your finger may as well be super glued to the repeat button.

In Carly's Rae Jepsen's latest interview there were a few ques-tions which Casey Lewis from Teen Vogue asked her in person, which revealed the truth behind the song “Call me maybe”:

What is "Call Me Maybe"

about, exactly?

It started as a folk song. I really

liked the idea of acting on the

spark you feel from a first en-

counter with somebody. They

come and they go, and some-

times it's really inspiring. Even if

you're the girl, you can ask for a

number.

How does "Call Me Maybe"

compare to your other music?

There's been a progression in my

sound. I made a conscious deci-

sion to follow my gut, and now it's

a little less folk and a little more

pop. "Call Me Maybe" was an

experiment to try a new sound,

and it's turning out well. It's a

bit of a change. I grew up in a

house where we listened to

James Taylor and Van Morri-

son, so I think it's natural that

my first album represented

that. But now I've found my-

self in a Kimbra-La Rue-

Dragonette phase.

Jepsen performing on Canada Day in 2010