Oh I’m into this :music: not completely in love but I could see it growing well

not very instant

what is sure is that they're gonna do well on Youtube views with Dua and her red pants ;)

I really like this. It's everything about dance music I love! Funky, upbeat and catchy! Will hopefully be the next Number 1 in a couple of weeks!

Exactly what I thought it’d be but also exactly what I wanted, I’m loving this

Sounds like a Jess Glynne reject /leftover

Sounds like a Jess Glynne reject /leftover

 

It's better than anything Jess Glynne has ever put out.

It’s about what I expected tbh, it’s good but only as good as Feel About You on first listen. It will probably grow on me over time

Oh, this is instantly SO feel good and her vocals are such a selling point that while I get the Glynne touches that have been mentioned, it’s elevated in this instance.

It's better than anything Jess Glynne has ever put out.

 

. Demo was sung by Jess glynne.. Your point?

The bop I knew it was going to be :wub:

. Demo was sung by Jess glynne.. Your point?

...his point is that it's better than anything Jess Glynne's ever put out.

Yes. There’s a warmth and power to this that Jess Glynne has never managed.

It's better than anything Jess Glynne has ever put out.

 

That's quite a low bar.

The Jess Glyne comparisons are pretty lazy to be honest. It sounds quite old school and took a few listens for me to get in to, but I'm properly in to this right now it sounds great. Certainly much more of a Mark Ronson influence on the track as his productions tend to feel slightly more retro, but there are times in the track you can really hear the Diplo influence as well. It's a real bop, I think it might take a little while to take off as it's nowhere near as commercial or pop as One Kiss, but again Calvin Harris has a completely different style to both Diplo/Mark Ronson so you would expect that.

Everybody talking about Jess Glynne about this. And they said she has no IMPACT!

You're the one who brought it up though not anyone else? :lol: She didn't invent breezy dance-pop.

 

This is absolutely fab, it's nothing revolutionary but what makes Dua a star is she can take these pretty generic songs and she has the warmth and star power to really elevate them into something special that resonates with the public.

The kind of glorious dance it reminds me of is in the ilk of Lola’s Theme for whatever reason so I definitely agree with the retro vibes some are getting.

Love this, instant hit!

 

I don’t get all the Jess hate, she’s a singer who has had great success. If she was male she wouldn’t get as much hate. SMH

Thread cleaned. Can we please drop the Jess Glynne discussion and keep it on topic?

I liked this on first listen, then wasn't as keen on second, now I love it on third listen! It's not a main highlight of any of the three's discography but it's still strong enough!