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JLS unveil 'She Makes Me Wanna' video
Published Friday, Jul 8 2011, 10:02 BST | By Lewis Corner | 17 comments
JLS throw a beach party in Miami in their latest music video for new single 'She Makes Me Wanna'.
Acting as the lead single for their currently-untitled third studio album, the track features up-and-coming US singer-rapper Dev.
'She Makes Me Wanna' is due to be released in the UK on July 24 and will be part of the pop four-piece's live set at T4 On The Beach this Sunday.
Band member Marvin Humes previously described the video as "hot" and explained his hope that their new track will "take [them] international".
The song was produced by Lady GaGa producer RedOne and has been criticised for using similar lyrics to Jennifer Lopez's 'On The Floor', of which the Moroccan producer also worked on.
JLS have since denied claims of plagiarism and maintain that the choice of lyrics was completely coincidental.
Acting as the lead single for their currently-untitled third studio album, the track features up-and-coming US singer-rapper Dev.
'She Makes Me Wanna' is due to be released in the UK on July 24 and will be part of the pop four-piece's live set at T4 On The Beach this Sunday.
Band member Marvin Humes previously described the video as "hot" and explained his hope that their new track will "take [them] international".
The song was produced by Lady GaGa producer RedOne and has been criticised for using similar lyrics to Jennifer Lopez's 'On The Floor', of which the Moroccan producer also worked on.
JLS have since denied claims of plagiarism and maintain that the choice of lyrics was completely coincidental.
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