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Who sang Rhythm Nation?

Janet Jackson released the song Rhythm Nation. Date of release: 1989.

Release date: 1989
Duration: 5’31”
Writer(s): James Harris, Janet Jackson, Sly Stone, Terry Lewis
Producer(s): Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson
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The Rhythm Nation is a song about coming together to fight for social justice.

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Janet Jackson - Short Biography

Janet Damita Jo Jackson, born in 1966, is an American artist who has made her mark on the music industry with her innovative, socially conscious and sexually provocative songs. Through her talent as a singer, songwriter, actress and dancer, she has successfully broken down racial and gender barriers in the music world. Janet's performances, with her remarkable choreography, have also contributed to MTV's popularity. She is a role model for young people because of her insightful lyrics, which address social issues and personal experiences.
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The song Rhythm Nation was written and produced by Janet Jackson, James Harris and Terry Lewis. The song was released in 1989 and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was written in response to the events of the Civil Rights Revolution of the 1960s. Janet Jackson stated that the song was a "love letter to the youth of today."

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