After surfacing online two days ahead of schedule, Girls Aloud have smartly decided to properly unveil their comeback single 'Something New' today (October 16).
Listen to the track below:
Like most Girls Aloud singles, a few listens are required to get our heads around it, but we've posted our initial thoughts on the song below:
Something we like:
It sounds modern enough for today's charts without compromising their signature sound.
Something we don't like:
The distorted vocal bits.
Something we like:
The unusual structure, typical of a good Girls Aloud song.
Something we don't like:
It's taking us a while to get used to all the shouty sing-speaking in the verses.
Something we like:
Despite all the sing-speaking in the verses, it still has a proper, massive chorus.
Something we like:
The ending is our favourite part: "Boy you better watch your back, we're the leaders of the pack."
Something we don't like:
It doesn't feel like it gets going until the one minute mark.
Something we like:
The Nadine-heavy vocal on the chorus.
Something we don't like:
The line: "We girls gonna run this run this."
Something we like:
Sarah's line: "Take a walk on the wild side of life."
Something we like:
Girls Aloud have released a new single.
Something we don't like:
There probably won't be a full album of new tracks to accompany it.
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Girls Aloud release 'Something New' on November 18. What do you think of the song? Leave your comments in the box below:
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Girls Aloud's new single 'Something New': First listen
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