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""Addicted to You" became Utada's fourth consecutive single to reach number one on the Japanese Count Down TV chart." — The source after the next sentence doesn't say this, so I think we need a note saying something like "Following [single 1], [2] and [3].
In 1999, Utada released her debut album First Love, which was the most commercially successful album of all time in Japan. [2] After this success, she released two follow-up singles, "Addicted to You" (1999) and "Wait & See (Risk)" (2000), which were both produced by American production team Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
On December 9, Utada announced Science Fiction, their first greatest hits album, to commemorate their 25th anniversary since their debut in 1998 with "Automatic" / "Time Will Tell". [4] A month later, they unveiled the release date, to be April 10, 2024. [5]
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The song was then re-composed in order to appeal more to the Japanese audience. [1] "Addicted to You" is an R&B song. [2] "Addicted to You" was released on November 10, 1999, in CD format by EMI, as the lead single for the singer's second studio album Distance (2001). [3]
In January 2008, Utada posted a photo of the string recording of "Prisoner Of Love" on her official website. [3] The track "Prisoner Of Love" was originally written for her English language album This Is the One, but Utada decided that she wanted to write it in Japanese, so she added Japanese lyrics and included it on the album Heart Station. [4]