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"Stop Me" is the fourth single released off Christon Gray’s The Glory Album. It is the second track on the LP, written by Gray and Chris Shaban and produced by Max Stark. Background In July 2015, while in Dallas to play rough cuts off what would become The Glory Album for label heads Kirk Franklin and Ron Hill, Gray met producer Max Stark. This meeting is documented at the end of the song "50 Shades", where you can hear the first time that Stark and Gray met. Encouraged to work together by the label, Franklin asked Stark to play some instrumentals for Gray and Shaban. The first track he played was what would become "Stop Me". Immediately taken back, they both pleaded with Stark to save that for the album. Two weeks later, at the Flutter Studios in Columbus OH, the three reconvened to work on the song. Having sent the instrumental early, Gray and Shaban wrote the lyrics a day before Stark arrived. After hearing the direction that the track was taking, Stark added some additional sounds to give it an increased sense of urgency.

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Not who you're looking for? Others named Stop Me: 1988 extended play by The Smiths · 1976 song by Billy Ocean

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"Stop Me" is the fourth single released off Christon Gray’s The Glory Album. It is the second track on the LP, written by Gray and Chris Shaban and produced by Max Stark. Background In July 2015, while in Dallas to play rough cuts off what would become The Glory Album for label heads Kirk Franklin and Ron Hill, Gray met producer Max Stark. This meeting is documented at the end of the song "50 Shades", where you can hear the first time that Stark and Gray met. Encouraged to work together by the label, Franklin asked Stark to play some instrumentals for Gray and Shaban. The first track he played was what would become "Stop Me". Immediately taken back, they both pleaded with Stark to save that for the album. Two weeks later, at the Flutter Studios in Columbus OH, the three reconvened to work on the song. Having sent the instrumental early, Gray and Shaban wrote the lyrics a day before Stark arrived. After hearing the direction that the track was taking, Stark added some additional sounds to give it an increased sense of urgency.

From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).