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"Broken Heels" is a song performed by British singer
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, released as the second single from her 2009 debut album, '' Overcome''. It was written by the Moroccan-Swedish producer
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, Bilal Hajji,
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and produced by RedOne. The single was released on digital download in the United Kingdom on 17 January 2010 and physically on the following day, on 18 January 2010. It peaked at number 8 on the
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on 24 January 2010.


Writing and inspiration

"Broken Heels" was written by
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,
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and
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(who also produced the song). In an interview with
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, Alexandra Burke revealed that she had a lot of say in the making of the song because she did not want to be a "toy" or "robot" in the song's development process. Burke, in an interview with
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, elaborated on her experience of working with RedOne. She said,
I've got to say, Red was the one who basically got my personality out first. Then everything else slipped into place like a puzzle. Red really started it off for me. He had
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already ready for me, right? And then I walked in, and he met me, and he was like, "scrap every song we've just prepared for you, we're going to start from scratch, because you're not the person I thought you would be.' So then he wrote
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according to my personality.
"Broken Heels" came about through a conversation between Burke and RedOne when her footwear made more of an impression than his original song choice. Burke explained, "We started getting into a conversation about why I wear high heels and then the title 'Broken Heels' came up and the song grew out of that." ''Nick Levine'' from
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interperated the song as carrying a good-natured girl power message. ''Fraser McAlpine'' of the ''
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'' reviewed the lyrical meaning of "Broken Heels" as follows: "It's basically another one of those "girls are better than boys, right girls?" diva brag-jobs, and effectively puts forward the idea that even if a woman is hobbled by uneven footwear she can still kick man-ass when it comes to gold medal standard Olympic partying." Popjustice said that "Broken Heels" is "a song in which Alexandra explains that she can dance as well as a man, and she can do it even better if her shoes are broken."


Composition

Musically "Broken Heels" is an up-tempo
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,
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and R&B song with a
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-oriented beat. "Broken Heels" has a distinctly faster
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than Burke's previous single " Bad Boys". The song opens with Burke singing the "Hey-ey-ey/Hey-ey-ey"
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which transitions into a spoken portion where Burke says: "RedOne, you know I can do it better than you/I can do it even better in broken heels". The song's
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features Burke singing a "Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh/Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh" hook. According to ''Fraser McAlpine'' of the ''
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'' the music is best suited for dancefloors. ''
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'' says it consists of huge beats. ''Alexis Petridis'' from ''
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'' felt that the clattering rhythm has influences from the music of 70s British rock band
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wrote that it recalled a RedOne take on
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" (2008). The song is set in the
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of common time with a metronome of 165.9
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. It is composed in the key of
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. The track is written in verse-chorus form and its instrumentation comes from the
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and
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. Lyrically, "Broken Heels" is written in the first person and was inspired by Burke's personality and a conversation she had with RedOne with regard to why she wears heels. It refers to the strength of women which can enable them to do things better than men, even when they are wearing broken heels which contrasts as a
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for the song meaning.


Music video

The music video for "Broken Heels" was filmed in Los Angeles on 22 and 23 November 2009, as confirmed by Burke's official
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page. It was choreographed by Frank Gatson and JaQuel Knight, who have also worked with
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. The music video consists of Burke and several female dancers. It premiered on UK music video channel The Box 11 December 2009, playing hourly. It received positive reaction from Nick Levine of
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who noted that: "It's essentially a massive tum-flashing, tush-shaking dance routine set in the middle of an American football pitch." The video begins with Burke singing into a mirror in a
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, with a team of female American football players getting ready behind. Interspersed are shots of male players doing the same. The next scene shows the two teams emerging from the stadium tunnels. Burke and the female team then begin a dance routine, which is occasionally interrupted to show shots of Burke in a green-lit tunnel. Throughout the video Burke is seen wearing two different outfits; a #17 full length leotard and a #18 crop top midriff-baring outfit. Burke said that " he video isgoing to show people that no matter what your shape, colour, size, whatever you are, you are still beautiful."


Track listing

*Digital single #"Broken Heels" (Single Mix) – 3:34 #"Broken Heels" (Cutmore Club Mix) – 6:27 *CD single #"Broken Heels" (Single Mix) – 3:34 #"Broken Heels" (Cutmore Radio Mix) – 3:16 #"Broken Heels" (
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Club Mix) – 6:27 ;Digital EP #"Broken Heels" (Single Mix) – 3:34 #"Broken Heels" (Cutmore Club Mix) – 6:12 #"Broken Heels" (Cutmore Radio Mix) – 3:16 #"Broken Heels" (Digital Dog Club Mix) – 6:27 #"Broken Heels" (Digital Dog Dub) - 5:57


Credits and personnel

*
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– RedOne, Bilal Hajji, Savan Kotecha *
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– RedOne * Instruments and programming – RedOne *
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– Johnny Severin * Vocal arrangement – RedOne * Vocal editing – RedOne, Johnny Severin *
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– RedOne, Johnny Severin *
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– RedOne, Johnny Severin * Main vocals – Alexandra Burke *
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– Alexandra Burke, RedOne, Savan Kotecha * Mixing – Robert Orton


Promotion

Burke first televised promotion of the song was at the
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. The song was also performed at Capital FM's ''
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'' at The O2 Arena. Burke also performed the song on ''
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'' on 17 December 2009. Burke performed on ''
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'' and ''
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'' on 16 and 19 January 2010, respectively. "Broken Heels" was released in Australia. She performed it on London Wasps' St George's Game on 24 April 2010 and
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on 4 July 2010. As per the music video Burke generally wore two different outfits during live performances promoting the song. She wore the #17 full length outfit when performing on ''
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'', but the #18 crop top midriff-baring version of the outfit at the
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, ''
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'' and ''
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''. In the United States, ''Broken Heels'' appeared on freshman
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'', during its pilot, which aired 8 September 2010. The song was also featured in commercials and the Red Band Trailer for the 2011 release ''
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Critical reception

Nick Levine from the entertainment website
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gave to the song four stars (out of five) and says that: " it's a rubber-bottomed pop stomper with loads of 'heyeyey' and 'oh-oh-oh-oh' hooks, a good-natured girl power message and more sass than a drag queen who's just been told (s)he doesn't meet the dress code. The result? Yet more evidence that Alexandra Burke is turning into a cracking - no pun intended - little popstar". Fraser McAlpine from the ''
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'' gave "Broken Heels" a four out of five star rating, saying: "this is definitely, decisively and preposterously aimed at the dancefloor, specifically the people on the dancefloor with the handbags and the lipstick - the ones that tend to do most of the dancing. It's basically another one of those "girls are better than boys, right girls?" diva brag-jobs, and effectively puts forward the idea that even if a woman is hobbled by uneven footwear she can still kick man-ass when it comes to gold medal standard Olympic partying. ''
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'' said that "Broken Heels" shows that "Burke still has the 'X Factor'", positively reviewing the song: "A killer dancefloor filler, with huge beats that infect from the first few seconds, 'Broken Heels' continues to stomp for a full three-and-a-half minutes of near pop perfection." ''
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'' named "Broken Heels" as their 'Download of the Week' on 23 January 2010, saying that the song is "an attitude heavy pop number" and "a good song which will be a club hit". Alexis Petridis from ''
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'' said that "Broken Heels" is "the only real sonic surprise" on '' Overcome'', further describing the song as having a clattering rhythm which bears improbable influence from 70s British rock band
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. Petridis went on to say that the song certainly is a "spectacularly polished product". ''
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'' said: "'Broken Heels' is a sassy floor-filler that makes you want to get up and dance." '' OK!'' called the track "catchy funky R&B pop". Robbie Daw of
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said that "Broken Heels" is a "dance jam". Tom Howard of
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named "Broken Heels", along with "Dumb" and "You Broke My Heart" as the best songs on ''Overcome''.
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said that the song was "one of the more carefree numbers" on the album, describing it as: "A song in which Alexandra explains that she can dance as well as a man, and she can do it even better if her shoes are broken." The website went on to deem "Broken Heels" as
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's take on
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's "
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" (2008).


Chart performance

"Broken Heels" entered the UK Singles Chart at number 36 on 26 December 2009 and over a period of five weeks climbed to its peak of number eight. The single spent two weeks in the UK Top 10, then fell to number 11 on 31 January 2010. It spent 22 weeks in the UK Top 100.Official Charts Company - UKOfficial Charts Company
retrieved 14 March 2010. It was confirmed to have sold over 400,000 copies in the UK, therefore achieving a gold single certification. It also entered the Irish Singles Chart at number 25 in December 2009 and peaked at number five, becoming her third top five hit there.


Charts


Weekly charts


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Certifications


Release history


References


External links

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