Meaning of Life cover art

  Studio Album · No. 8

Meaning of Life Songwriting Credits by Kelly Clarkson

2017 Atlantic Records 14 tracks 44 min

Produced by The Monarch, Jesse Shatkin, Mozella, Priscilla Renea, Mick Schultz, Jessica Ashley Karpov, Nick Ruth, Jussifer, Nova Wav, Fade Majah, Jason Halbert, Greg Kurstin, Michael Pollack  ·  Engineered by Serban Ghenea, Chris Gehringer

Atlantic Records PopSoulR&B
29%
Authorship
Co-Performer

Holds writing credit on 4 of 14 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 4 / 14 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 14 tracks with documented writers, by whether Kelly Clarkson carries a lyricist or composer credit.

29%
4 trackswritten by Kelly Clarkson 10 tracksoutside writers
Kelly Clarkson's roles on this album

Share of the 14 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist29%
Composer29%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

14
Tracks
23
Lyricists
13
Producers
2017
Released

Awards & Recognition 2

Best Pop Vocal Album (2019, Nominated)
Best Pop Solo Performance (for 'Love So Soft') (2018, Nominated)
Data Insight

Meaning of Life was Kelly Clarkson's first album for Atlantic Records and pushed her toward a soul and R&B direction, with Clarkson co-writing across the record alongside a production roster that included Jason Halbert, Jesse Shatkin, Greg Kurstin and Nova Wav. The lead single 'Love So Soft' leaned into a retro-soul groove while 'Whole Lotta Woman' and 'Move You' showcased her vocal power over horn-driven arrangements. Serban Ghenea handled the mix and Chris Gehringer the mastering, giving the project a polished modern-soul sheen. The album earned Clarkson a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
A Minute (Intro)
Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJim McCormickKatie Pearlman Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJim McCormickKatie Pearlman The Monarch Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
2
Love So Soft #47
Jesse ShatkinPriscilla ReneaMaureen McDonald Jesse ShatkinPriscilla ReneaMaureen McDonald Jesse ShatkinMozellaPriscilla Renea Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
3
Heat
Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJessica Ashley KarpovMichael PollackMick Schultz Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJessica Ashley KarpovMichael PollackMick Schultz The MonarchMick SchultzJesse ShatkinJessica Ashley Karpov Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
4
Meaning of Life
Jesse ShatkinIlsey JuberJames Morrison Catchpoll Jesse ShatkinIlsey JuberJames Morrison Catchpoll Jesse Shatkin Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
5
Move You
Nick RuthAmy KuneyMolly Kate Kestner Nick RuthAmy KuneyMolly Kate Kestner Nick Ruth Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
6
Whole Lotta Woman
Kelly ClarksonJussi KarvinenDenisia AndrewsBrittany ConeyEvon Barnes Jr.Jesse Shatkin Kelly ClarksonJussi KarvinenDenisia AndrewsBrittany ConeyEvon Barnes Jr.Jesse Shatkin Jesse ShatkinJussiferNova WavFade Majah Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
7
Medicine
Mick SchultzJessica Ashley Karpov Mick SchultzJessica Ashley Karpov Mick SchultzJessica Ashley Karpov Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
8
Cruel
Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJessica Ashley KarpovPat Linehan Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonJessica Ashley KarpovPat Linehan Jason Halbert Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
9
Didn't I
Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonAudra MaeKatie Pearlman Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonAudra MaeKatie Pearlman The MonarchJesse Shatkin Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
10
Would You Call That Love
Kelly ClarksonGreg Kurstin Kelly ClarksonGreg Kurstin Greg Kurstin Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
11
I Don't Think About You
Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonMichael PollackJessica Ashley Karpov Andre DavidsonSean DavidsonMichael PollackJessica Ashley Karpov The MonarchMichael Pollack Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
12
Slow Dance
Nick RuthAmy KuneyMolly Kate Kestner Nick RuthAmy KuneyMolly Kate Kestner Nick Ruth Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
13
Don't You Pretend
Kelly ClarksonJesse ShatkinMaureen McDonald Kelly ClarksonJesse ShatkinMaureen McDonald Jesse Shatkin Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)
14
Go High
Kelly ClarksonJesse ShatkinMaureen McDonald Kelly ClarksonJesse ShatkinMaureen McDonald Jesse Shatkin Kelly Clarkson (Lead Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 29 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Meaning of Life

Who is Meaning of Life by and when was it released?
Meaning of Life is the eighth studio album by American singer Kelly Clarkson, released on October 27, 2017. It was her debut album for Atlantic Records after leaving RCA. The record marked a deliberate shift toward soul and R&B.
What was the lead single from Meaning of Life?
'Love So Soft' was the lead single, released in September 2017. It peaked at number 47 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. The track set the soul-leaning tone for the album.
Did Kelly Clarkson write songs on Meaning of Life?
Yes, Kelly Clarkson co-wrote material on the album as she does across much of her catalog. She worked with a range of writers and producers including Jesse Shatkin, Jason Halbert and Nova Wav. The collaborations shaped the album's modern-soul songwriting.
What genre is Meaning of Life?
Meaning of Life blends pop with soul and R&B. It was a conscious move away from the rock-pop of her earlier records toward a fuller, groove-driven sound. Horn arrangements and vocal-forward production define the album.
Did Meaning of Life win or get nominated for any awards?
The album was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammy Awards, and lead single 'Love So Soft' was nominated for Best Pop Solo Performance. Clarkson also received the Powerhouse Award at the 2017 Billboard Women in Music event during the album's promotion.
Is Meaning of Life certified?
Yes, Meaning of Life was certified Gold by the RIAA in the United States, representing 500,000 album-equivalent units. The certification came in 2021, several years after release.
What other singles came from Meaning of Life?
Beyond 'Love So Soft,' the album spawned 'I Don't Think About You' and 'Heat.' 'Heat' reached number one on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. Both extended the album's soul and dance-pop reach.

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