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Push Da Button: Piano Vocal

As performed by Allee Willis

Item: 35-DS00319252

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 8
SKU: 35-DS00319252

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About the Artist: Allee Willis

Allee Willis is a prolific songwriter and composer whose career spans multiple decades and genres, from R&B and pop to Broadway and film. Her work is characterized by rhythmic vitality, memorable melodic hooks, and a gift for capturing contemporary vernacular in lyrics that stick with audiences. Willis has demonstrated a particular talent for writing music that bridges popular sensibility with theatrical storytelling.

Why we love this

This track brings infectious energy and modern language into the piano/vocal repertoire. The straightforward accessibility of the material makes it engaging for singers working on contemporary musical theater style without sacrificing rhythmic or harmonic interest.

What to expect

Playful and energetic, with a conversational directness that keeps things light and propulsive. The piece has a natural swagger and contemporary attitude that appeals to younger singers.

Who it's for

Singers comfortable with contemporary musical theater styles and performers building confidence with pop-influenced Broadway repertoire. This works well for students exploring how modern songwriting approaches function in theatrical contexts.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the groove locked and bouncy; resist the urge to drag the rhythm even in slower moments. The propulsive nature of the piece depends on forward momentum.
  • Pay attention to lyrical clarity and diction. The spoken or rhythmically spoken sections need crisp articulation to land the comedic intent.
  • Balance the vocal line against the piano accompaniment so neither overwhelms the other. The accompaniment should support, not compete with the melodic material.

How to use it

Include this in a contemporary musical theater showcase or in a young performers' recital where modern song choices fit the concert theme. It pairs well with other contemporary Broadway selections that share an accessible, upbeat sensibility.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in contemporary pop/R&B influenced vocal lines
  • Clear articulation and diction in spoken or rhythmically spoken passages
  • Stylistic interpretation of modern Broadway material
  • Coordination between vocal phrasing and groove-based piano accompaniment

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