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Masterpiece Song Analysis

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Masterpiece song is sing by a British singer, Jessie J. It was released digitally on 7 October 2014 as the third single from thirteen singles in her album, “Sweet Talker”. In a week after the released, this song can reach the 100 top songs in Billboard. Jessie J. is known as a famous singer that has very beautiful voice with her unique characteristics. In an interview, she said that she ever in the bottom of her life where many kids in her school always tease her. It is because she is an introvert person that more like to spend her time alone for making a song lyric or other activities. Actually, this life background of Jessie helps her in delivering the emotion feeling of this song when she sing it. The lyric of this song is written by Josh Alexander, a songwriter that has written many popular songs for popular singers like Demi Lovato, Paris Hilton, Nicole Scherzinger and Selena Gomez. Britt Burton & Emily Warren help Josh as the co-writers for this song. This song made by them to presents an empowerment for Jessie from her haters’ attitudes toward her debut album “Who You …show more content…

It tells how imperfect the artist that often does mistakes in her process in making her best piece. In the process of creating her best piece, she sometimes feels want to stop or move back. However, she remains that “it’s worth to wait”, a best piece need much fight and sacrifice. Moreover, she used the lyric “No, you haven't seen the best of me. I'm still working on my masterpiece” as the message for the hatters who teased her first album that it is not the best of what she can do because she still try to create her masterpiece. The refrain ends with her melody singing “O,, Ooh,, oo,, ooh,, aaaa,, aaaaah.” As a means of the feel of relax that she want to create in faces her feeling about the haters. The refrain is repeated quarter times in this song which means that the refrain is the main idea of this song that the writer want to

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