This album is so under-rated :cry: especially in the US, i really want to see Walking On Snow released, such a great song, No Parade is too

I don't think Jordin's ever going to be massively successful no mattter what she releases tbh. I mean it took a huge track like "No Air" just to push US sales over a million copies, and she's had two great singles this time that haven't been the hits that they should have been. It's a shame :(

I think there are great single choices off the album but this is not one and then by next single time it will be too late.

Anyone know anything about how this is doing in the UK? It's no where to be found on UK iTunes... 3 weeks after it's release.

 

I was told about 2 weeks ago, the single was doing well at regional radio.

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It was on galaxy the other day :unsure:

Flopped. Bombed. Died on its arse before it was even born frankly. Possibly the most pointless release of all time.

Anyone know anything about how this is doing in the UK? It's no where to be found on UK iTunes... 3 weeks after it's release.

 

I was told about 2 weeks ago, the single was doing well at regional radio.

It was pretty much nowhere to be found on UK iTunes on the week of it's release too.

 

Then again, is that really a surprise? No Radio 1. Was there a video? Where was the promotion? If I weren't a member on here I'd have only seen she was releasing it from a solitary tweet she made.

I wish Jordin just went more narrow interms of genres. Clearly the R&B sounds like 'No Air' are what shifts for Jordin. I can't see hardly any of the market for that buying 'Don't Let It Go To Your Head.'

 

Saying that, I thought S.O.S. was brilliant, but a sample was used in that anyway! Battlefield was alright, but it just sounded like Already Gone, Bleeding Love and pretty much all the other songs Ryan Tedder has written.

It was pretty much nowhere to be found on UK iTunes on the week of it's release too.

 

Then again, is that really a surprise? No Radio 1. Was there a video? Where was the promotion? If I weren't a member on here I'd have only seen she was releasing it from a solitary tweet she made.

I agree... these days you can't just tweet that you're releasing a single in the UK and set a release date and think it's gonna be a hit... it needs that push. The only reason they decided to release a 3rd single to the UK is probably because S.O.S did semi-well there and they thought DLIGTYH might too. But then again, S.O.S had promo and a video... this has neither. Can't they at least release a video?

This is pretty much over, and so is this era, I'm being told. No promo is planned for it in the UK, and it's not getting a music video.