"Remember" (possibly stylized as "reMeMber") is a scrapped song by Ariana Grande intended for her fifth studio album Thank U, Next.

The song was intended to be on Grande's fifth album, Thank U, Next, but was replaced by "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored".[2] Grande decided not to release it as she felt it was too personal and was about her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller.[3] The title of the song was teased on a departures board from Grande's music video for "Breathin", the third single from her fourth studio album Sweetener prior to the decision to scrap the song.

It is thought that this song is about Grande's ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller who died on September 7, 2018 from an accidental drug overdose.[4]

A snippet of this song leaked in December of 2020. Another snippet leaked in August of 2021. The song leaked on June 22, 2022, in medium quality. However, it was a demo of the final song. The final version leaked on June 28, 2022, along with the instrumental and acapella for it. A TV track version was also leaked.

The final version of the song samples "It's A Blue World" by The Four Freshmen in its intro. Mac Miller used this exact sample in his song "Blue World" from his 2020 posthumous album, Circles.

This song features background vocals from Victoria Monét.

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right person,wrong life

miss you always

I put comfortable enough by mac ayres into iMovie and slowed it down. I didn’t want to have to go into iMovie every time I wanted to listen to it so I actually thought before this to put it on YouTube so I did that but then I realized I couldn’t close my phone and listen, so I decided to put it on here

comfortable enough - mac ayres (slowed to my liking).mp3

LEAF ME LONE

GOSTOSA

MY TYPE!

Ocho Rios

James Joint

Miracles Ft. Ed Winn

Graduation Date

On my block

David Nadien (1926-2014) was one of the major American violinists of the 20th century. Beginning his career as a brilliant prodigy who performed the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with the New York Philharmonic at the age of 14, he was one of the star pupils of the famed Ivan Galamian. Unanimously regarded by his peers as one of the outstanding violinists of his generation, Nadien rarely performed concerts. Due to his innately introverted and diffident nature and distaste for self-aggrandizement, he preferred to keep a low-key profile and ended up establishing himself as the foremost free-lance commercial violinist in the New York area. Nevertheless, in 1966, he was appointed by Leonard Bernstein to be concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic. 
The recorded legacy of Nadien is sparse. Apart from an LP of the Franck and Debussy sonatas (reissued on Biddulph 85012-2), there are no commercial recordings of major classical repertoire. This live recital with Jacques Abram on CD offers an opportunity to hear Nadien in Classical sonatas by Mozart and Beethoven, as well as the romantic Franck Sonata. The violinist’s glowing tone and shimmering vibrato with luscious position changes is heard to wonderful effect in these stirring readings. 
The pianist Jacques Abram (1915-98) was a student of David Saperton at the Curtis Institute and Ernest Hutcheson at the Juilliard School, and made his debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall performing the MacDowell Piano Concerto. Abram also championed a number of British works, premiering the Benjamin Britten's piano concerto and making the work’s first recording, as well as Arthur Benjamin's 1949 Piano Concerto ‘quasi una Fantasia’.


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James Joint

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