Memories

"Memories" is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty, written and recorded as the theme for the 2032 film Don't Hold on to the Past, in which he co-starred in. The song was released as a single on February 8, 2032 as a standalone single, as it was not able to be included on the soundtrack for contractual reasons. Memories is a ballad with live string arrangement.
The song received positive reviews from critics. The song was also a commercial success, debuting at number one in the US, becoming Frosty's thirteenth number one hit in the country.
== Background ==
Frosty was asked to write and record a song as the theme for the movie. Frosty had just began work on his fifth album, and so he had to rush the song with the aid of Major Lazer, whom Frosty was working with on his album. As Major Lazer is an EDM group, this record was the first time the duo would produce a ballad type song with string arangement.
== Release ==
The song was released as a standalone single on February 8, 2032 for both digital download and streaming. However, the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack album for contractual reasons. In a tweet on March 8, 2032, Frosty revealed that he planned on including the song on his fifth studio album, although he wasn't sure if the song would actually serve as the lead single from the album.
In early 2032, it was revealed that the track would be featured as the last track on Dangeorus. However, the song was eventually scrapped from the album.
== Critical response ==
The song received positive reviews from critics.
== Commercial performance ==
The song was a commercial success. In the United States, the song debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, due to both digital download and radio play, becoming his second song to do so, and thus, becoming his thirteenth number one hit in the country. It stayed at the summit for only one week, however, and ended up spending only 23 weeks on the chart, which was low compared to Frosty's other number one hits.
Internationally, the song also peaked at number one in Belgium, Germany, South Korea, and Singapore. It peaked mostly within the top 20 in other countries.
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