You can thank finally having the right music for this new discovery about yourself. Combine these with access to both Gatorade and a water fountain, and you might become the yelling, weight-dropping gym rat that always existed within, but has never surfaced. After hours of research and gym workouts (not solely for this story in particular, summer is around the corner), we’ve put together a list of 17 Spotify playlists that are perfect for gym use. These curated lists extract the adrenaline from your blood with electrifying tunes that power the senses into the next set-but only if you find the right ones. If you’re doing it right, the fourth set of any exercise will take you out. Finishing that up and then doing another entire set on a destroyed body area is largely dependent on what’s massaging your ear drums. The song came from Amerie’s debut album, All I Have, which was released on July 30, 2002.Having the right kind of music in your ears in the gym is an important thing to consider when going for the glory of the fifth set. The snap of the fingers, plus the soulful vocals Amerie delivers, ranging from low tone to higher-pitched, is what made the single “I Just Died,” one of those playful little songs that may not have been music chart hit material at the timing of its release, but is still good enough to swing to its fast-paced, yet easy listening beat. and Whitney Houston, and the ongoing momentum of such newcomers as Ashanti and Amerie.

She also has fifteen singles to her credit, where most of them received success, namely on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. (Rap album sales are included in the R&B albums totals, also.). Released in 2007, the adventurous Because I Love It, the singers next album - and, ironically, best work - wasnt even issued in the U.S., possibly because its. A follow-up single only grazed the Hip-Hop/R&B chart. So far, Amerie has recorded and released four studio albums, three extended plays (EPs), a pair of compilation albums, and a mixtape. After '1 Thing' hit the Top Ten of the Hot 100 during the spring of 2005, Amerie was basically invisible. At one point, Amerie had enrolled in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) in hopes to take advantage of its college program but dropped out not long before embarking on a recording career that would officially start in 2001. The move was global, which included residing in her mother’s home nation of Korea, as well as the countries of America and Germany.

Photo: Media police, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commonsīefore becoming an actress, author, singer, and songwriter, Amerie Nicholson often moved around as a child due to her father’s career in the U.S.

Amerie albums