Leah Haywood: This singer/songwriter can be credited for songs by Aly & Aj, The Cheetah Girls, Ryan Cabrera, and more. Perry remembers bringing the new song to Zedd, saying, “I brought him the song and he said, ‘Wow it sounds amazing.’ Specifically, the lyrics in the second verse that I really love is: ‘I guess I should try to go to therapy to try to get you out of my brain, I can’t even go on the internet, without even checking your name.'”
From the ticking clock sounds mimicking his 2018 hit “ The Middle” to the slight “drop” during the chorus, this Germany native has mastered songwriting and production. Zedd: A master of mixing pop and EDM for radio ready hits, Zedd is all over this track. Warner is featured on songs like “Go Back” and “Need You Right Now” by Hedegaard. He’s also a co-writer of “Sit Still, Look Pretty” and “Hide Away” also by Daya. Jason Gill: Straight from the pop world, Gill is responsible for hits like Zara Larsson’s “Funeral”, “(Not) The One” by Bebe Rexha, Dagny’s “Used To You”, and so many more.įarrago: After discovering singer Daya, Gino Barletta used his platform to become a successful producer and label exec. Michelle Buzz: Buzz comes from the EDM songwriting world, credited on songs like “All Night” by Steve Aoki and “Burn Slow” by Jaira Burns Not to mention, Dagny’s incredible ear for pop melodies.
Dagny’s “Like That” is actually credited as the sample for Perry’s new tune. Her hit song “Love You Like That” follows the same musical production as “Never Really Over”. Here are the eight songwriters credited for being a part of “Never Really Over”:ĭagny: Norwegian singer/songwriter.
Well, it goes back to the production and songwriting credits. Why does “Never Really Over” work so well? “Over” feels like the song that will bring Perry back to all the fans she so abruptly lost back in 2017. At first listen, “Never Really Over” reminded me of 2010 Teenage Dream-esque Perry – AKA – the PRIME of her career, musically and artistically (“Teenage Dream”, “Wide Awake, “The One That Got Away”). After the massive flop of her experimental 2017 album Witness, Katy Perry is back in a big way, with a big song, ready for a BIG summer.
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