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I'm Not Dead 2018
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I'm Not Dead

The album I'm Not Dead, released on October 11, 2006, marks a significant milestone in the career of P!nk. This fourth studio work is characterized by its fusion of pop rock with influences of R&B and soft rock, giving it a distinctive and varied sound. During its production, P!nk collaborated with a diverse group of songwriters and producers, including Billy Mann, Josh Abraham, and Max Martin. This collaborative approach allowed her to explore new sonic directions, something the artist sought after the less successful performance of her previous album, Try This.

Year
2018
Songs
14
Duration
54 min 18 seg
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I'm Not Dead, according to DoReSol

One of the album's most notable tracks is "Dear Mr. President," where P!nk expresses her criticism of politics and society. This song, along with other singles like "Stupid Girls" and "Who Knew," helped the album resonate with a wide audience, achieving significant sales since its release. "Stupid Girls" reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, while "Who Knew" and "U + Ur Hand" peaked at number nine. The album was not only well-received by the public but also earned praise from critics, achieving a score of 70/100 on Metacritic.

The impact of I'm Not Dead was notable, particularly in Australia, where it became P!nk's most successful album in the country, staying in the top 10 for 62 consecutive weeks. Additionally, it set a record for the most weeks in the Australian top 40, with a total of 167 weeks. The artist mentioned that the album's title reflects a sense of vitality and the need to express herself without fear of criticism. This emotional connection to her music translated into a work that is not only entertaining but also deeply meaningful.