Brandy Right Here Video Download
Tameka Hugron
Picked as the album's leading single and Norwood's first release with Epic Records following her departure from the Atlantic label in 2005, the song premiered on her official webpage on August 13, 2008. Her first release in four years, it was officially serviced to US radio on August 25, 2008, prior to receiving a major release between September 2008 and March 2009 on most international territories. While "Right Here (Departed)" became a moderate hit in the US, where it reached number 34 on the Billboard Hot 100, the track emerged as her highest-charting single in years, reaching the top ten of the French Singles Chart, top twenty on the Japan Hot 100, and the top of Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart.
In June 2004, Norwood's fourth studio album, Afrodisiac, was released on Atlantic Records. While the album became a critical success,[1] it enjoyed mediocre commercial success only: Though it debuted at number three on the Billboard 200, it generally failed to chart or sell noticeably outside the United States.[2] Lead single "Talk About Our Love", featuring rapper Kanye West, reached number six in the United Kingdom but later singles failed to score successfully on the popular music charts.[2] The following year, after eleven years with the company, Norwood asked for and received an unconditional release from Atlantic, citing her wish "to move on" as the main reason for her decision.[3] Completing her contract with the label, a compilation album compiling her first four studio albums with Atlantic, entitled The Best of Brandy, was released in March 2005. Thereupon, she reportedly started shopping for a new record deal under Knockout Entertainment, her brother's vanity label, and began work on her fifth studio album independently with a wider range of songwriters and producers.[4]
Norwood noted the song "a Brandy song" and "reconnect" with Jerkins: "Our experience this time has been very magical," she said about collaboration with Jerkins. "Our sound is a little bit different from our old sound, [but] it's like something that we would have done but on another level. Like the new version of who we are [...]."[8] Lyrically, "Departed" chronicle a woman's talks about mutual support with loved ones.[8] Recorded with therapeutical background, Norwood has noted the fatal 2006 car accident, in which she was involved, as a reason for its inclusion on the album.[9] "To know that you have somebody by your side who is gonna always be there for you, that comforts you in a way and that kinda gives you an extra confidence about yourself," she said, "And that's what I love about it: It's first the message and then you get into the beat and the whole musical part of it. I think everyone's gonna be able to relate to that [...] It's universal."[6]
In Canada, "Right Here (Departed)" became Brandy's highest-charting single since 2002's "What About Us?". It debuted at number 95 on the Canadian Hot 100, dropped one week after and made a re-entry a month later on the chart, eventually rising to its peak position of number 39.[19] In Europe, the single reached number twenty-four on the Eurochart Hot 100 Singles chart and moreover made it to the top ten in France, where it became her best-selling effort in ten years, reaching a peak position of number seven based on digital downloads only.[19] It has since remained thirty-seven weeks within the top 100 of the chart.[20] In addition, "Right Here" scored top forty entries in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, and Sweden, where it outsold any single release taken from previous album Afrodisiac (2004).[19]
i think this song is about a girl that has died.the older woman in this music video is supposed to be the mother of the girl that died. shes supposed to be sad and depressed. while she's in the parking lot the spirit of the daughter [brandy] comes to her and its like theyre saying goodbye.the man is supposed to be the boyfriend/husband and shes saying goodbye to him.basically shes saying goodbye to all the people she loved and cared for.
I love this song... I haven't ever really payed much attention to brandy, but this song really hit me when I heard it on the radio... it's a recurrent player on my ipod now. it really helps me feel a bit more hopeful when im feeling hopeless and trapped... gives me shivers.
The song conveys an uplifting message of hope and resilience amidst struggles. It has a gentle rhythm which helps create a peaceful atmosphere that encourages listeners to take a step back from their worries and appreciate the moments spent with loved ones.
In the chorus, Brandy emphasizes being there for the listener when their tears have dried and the world has turned silent. It suggests that even in moments of despair and a sense of isolation, there will always be someone there to support them. The repeated line "You'll be right here with me" reflects the belief that their connection will remain strong despite any struggles they encounter.
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"It's good. And actually to be honest with you, I didn't think that we would be able to press up on them as much as we did because 5 (Erika Sisk) and 25 (Alissa Alston) are very quick, and sometimes pressing quick point guards it usually speeds them up, but they went to the press offense of actually kind of slowing it down a little bit, so that actually fed right into our hands. I thought both of these two right here did a very good job. If they weren't in the trap, then they were holding the middle."
"I talked to her at shootaround. I don't think I'll talk to her at shootaround again. No, she has to. And actually some of those she probably could have driven it to the basket. She settled for some pull-up jump shots. But she has to. They really weren't guarding her. We got her on a few back-door cuts as well. And I thought our girls did a really good job actually coming to me saying, 'Hey, this is open. Let's do this. Hey, this is open. Let's do this.' They really did a very good job of being coaches on the floor, which they have to. They're out there and they see. I might call a play, but they might know something else that's working better."
"Being a point guard, I have to be an extension of the coach, and so while I'm out there, if I see something, I have to tell her what I see so she can help me pick out a play to run for Brandy or Katie (Frerking) or even Jaz when they're not guarding her and the same with Erica."
"That's two games in a row where we stood guard to start the game. I've got to go back and figure out why and make those adjustments. We gave up 30 points in turnovers, that's 16 turnovers in the first half. You get down like that, it doesn't matter, you're beat. You're beat. That's what I get paid for and I'll figure it out."
"We are a good basketball team, we just have to figure out what's going on and why we are starting so slow. That's something I'm going to do on film. I need to make those adjustments, and I will. And if it's something going on in the locker room, then we need to make that adjustment and get it out of there."
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