Savage (Moxiie album)

2012 studio album by Moxiie

Savage

Studio album by

Moxiie

Released| December 19, 2012 (2012-12-19)
Recorded| 2011–12
Genre| Pop
Length| 46:00
Label| RattleBrain Productions LLC
Producer|

* Moxiie (exec.)
* Fredro(exec.)
* REO
* The SupaSonics
* Steff Reed
* Charley Hustle
* Chi Salaam
* Peter Wade
* Hunter Husar

Moxiie chronology
| Jungle Pop
(2011)  | Savage
(2012)  | ScandiRara – EP
(2013)

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Singles from  Savage

1. "Helluva Drug"
Released: October 30, 2012
2. "Hell Outta Heaven"
Released: November 20, 2012
3. "Serial Killer"
Released: December 11, 2012

Savage is the debut album by American singer-songwriter Moxiie. The album was released on December 19, 2012, under the independent label RattleBrain Production, LLC. The album was distributed for digital download.

## Background[edit]

The album was recorded in 2012. In this album, Moxiie worked with producers like Fredro, who produced songs for Sugababes, Shontelle, Wonder Girls, Sinéad O'Connor, Christina Milian,[1] who is also the owner of the RattleBrain Productions LLC label that distributed the album, REO, who produced "Hello" by Beyoncé for her album I Am... Sasha Fierce, Peter Wade, who worked with Jennifer Lopez, and many more. All the lyrics were written by Moxiie. The artwork for the album was designed by Great Eclectic.

## Critical reception[edit]

Buzzworthy.mtv.com said "Moxiie returned at the tail end of 2012 with her newest release, Savage – a collection of feisty, in-your-face pop anthems. "Lay Down Your Crown," the final offering from the set, sees Moxiie coming for wigs... and crowns."[2] OhMyRock.com said "Savage is pop that reminds us of a more commercial Charli XCX meets Natalia Kills."[2] JonAlisBlog.com said about Moxiie's debut album "(...) Aggressive pop jam with heavy synths, infectious hard hitting claps and sickening melody."[2] TheProphetBlog.net said "Like a more top-forty-friendly Santigold, Moxiie's mixed twisted tribal beats, big fat bass, and gory synths to create the Jungle Pop sound. To put it simply: Jungle Pop is about as fresh as pop music gets."[2]

## Track listing[edit]

No.| Title| Writer(s)| Producer(s)| Length

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1.| "Savage (Intro)"|  |  | 0:23
2.| "Never Hearda Ya"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Fredrik "Fredro" Odsejo

| Fredro| 3:35
3.| "Serial Killer"|

* Moxiie
* Chad "Surreal" Simon
* Joel Dean
* SirRoan "Nerve" Thompson

| The SupaSonics| 3:24
4.| "Wild (Interlude)"|  |  | 0:08
5.| "Rox Off"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Steff Reed

* Steff Reed
* Moxiie (co-producer)

| 3:34
6.| "Parasite (Interlude)"|  |  | 0:19
7.| "Helluva Drug" (featuring Kris Kasanova)|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Kris Kasanova
* Chad 'Surreal' Simon
* Joel Dean
* SirRoan 'Nerve' Thompson

| The SupaSonics| 3:20
8.| "Nicotine Love"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* REO

| REO| 2:35
9.| "Anyway"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* REO

| REO| 3:29
10.| "Hell Outta Heaven"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Fredrik "Fredro" Odsejo

| Fredro| 2:43
11.| "Fear (Interlude)"|  |  | 0:11
12.| "Hurt Me Know"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Fredrik "Fredro" Odsejo

| Fredro| 3:41
13.| "We Were Kids"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Charles Caripides

| Charley Hustle| 3:59
14.| "Celebration"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Charles Caripides

| Charley Hustle| 3:44
15.| "Take It (In Case of Emergency)"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Chi Salaam

| Chi Salaam| 3:39
16.| "Lay Down Your Crown"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* Cannon
* Peter Wade Keusch
* Hunter Husar
* Chad "Surreal" Simon
* Joel Dean
* SirRoan "Nerve" Thompson

* Peter Wade
* Hunter Husar
* The SupaSonics

| 3:19
17.| "Serial Killer (Acoustic Version)"|

* Moxiie Astrid
* SirRoan "Nerve" Thompson
* GC Castillo

| Moxiie| 4:05
Total length:| 46:00

## Personnel[edit]

* Moxiie – vocal, lyricist, producer, background vocals
* Fredro – producer, mixer, composer, arranger
* REO – producer, mixer, composer, arranger
* Steff Reed – producer, mixer, composer, arranger
* The SupaSonics – producers, composers, arrangers
* Charley Hustle – producer, composer, lyricist, mixer, arranger
* Cannon – lyricist, background vocals
* Chi Salaam – producer, composer, mixer, arranger
* Kris Kasanova – lyricist, vocal, featured artist
* Nerve of The SupaSonic – lyricist
* GC Castillo – guitarist
* Great Eclectic – artwork

## References[edit]

1. ^ Rattle Brain Productions
2. ^ a b c d "Archived copy". Archived from the original on May 3, 2012. Retrieved January 25, 2014.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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