The Saturdays unveil new single '30 Days' - listen now

The Saturdays' new single '30 Days' has been released.

The track received its first official play on BBC Radio 1's Chris Moyles show this morning (March 30), with Mollie King as a guest. A lyric video for the track was made available shortly afterwards.



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'30 Days' was written and produced by Steve Mac, who has previously collaborated with the group on their hits 'Higher', 'Ego' and 'Notorious'.

Explaining the meaning behind the single, Frankie Sandford said: "'30 Days' is about being apart from the person you love and counting down the minutes until you're back together.

"The song really struck a chord with us – it's a situation all of us can relate to, and we think a lot of fans will relate to it as well."

The official video for '30 Days' - shot at Starvin Marvin's diner in West London - will follow in the near future. The artwork for the single release was unveiled yesterday (March 29).

'30 Days' is the group's 13th single and is the follow-up to last year's 'My Heart Takes Over'.

The track will be released on May 14, and is available to pre-order from iTunes now.

The Saturdays recently described the single as "crazy" and "very pop".

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Watch the video for The Saturdays' 'All Fired Up' below: