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The Saturday’s ‘Higher’ video featuring Flo Rida
As if it wasn’t bad enough that Flo Rida has ruined the single version of ‘Higher’ the great new Saturday’s single, he’s now gone and ruined the video too, by appearing in it. We’d suggest you just go and watch the original one again, which you can do here. But if you want to see … Continue reading
The Saturdays’ ‘Higher’ video is fantastic – fact.
And not only because they clearly ‘forgot’ to invite Flo Rida along. The video sees The Sats prancing and dancing around some streets in what we are meant to assume is New York in a cheery and gay kinda way and for some reason you just can’t watch it and not smile. It’s utterly brilliant. … Continue reading
Flo Rida has ruined another perfectly good song
The Saturdays’ next single ‘Higher’ (a fantastic track on the album) features vocals from Flo Rida in its single form. I can’t describe how much I hate it. It’s just awful. Flo Rida just RUINS it. An absolute atrocity. Nonetheless we wish it the best of luck cos we luv the Sats, but we just … Continue reading
The Saturdays: ‘Higher’
By far our FAVOURITE Saturdays track from their latest EP ‘Headlines’, and potentially our FAVOURITE Saturdays song EVER. The electroclash pop anthem ‘Higher’ is like ‘Ego Pt. 2′ but with even more vigour, emotion and amazingness. Right from the start the fantasticness begins, with a short synth intro the song launches into the provocative “I’m … Continue reading
The Saturdays third(ish) album: ‘Headlines’
The Saturdays are doing a Pussycat Dolls with their next EP ‘Headlines’, and releasing some of their singles from their last album ‘Wordshaker’ alongside a couple of new ones. We’ve had a listen to the new ‘album’ and this is what we think. The tracklisting is: 1. Missing You 2. Ego 3. Forever Is Over … Continue reading
The Saturdays: ‘Missing You’
The Saturdays are back with new single ‘Missing You’ which is the lead single from their new ‘mini-album’ ‘Headlines’. In their usual way of taking a pop song far too seriously for their own good, Universal Music said ”Missing You’s bittersweet lyrics are an ode to a lost love, sung over some synth riffs”. I … Continue reading
