Sabandija

That's the best cover. I love this picture.

I love them but the music is lacking. They haven't found their sound yet. I think their best offering are S.I.N.G.L.E. and Brick By Brick. I think they can do better. I'll be waiting and rooting for them untill then.

I totally agree. I find the backing vocals a bit annoying, thou. I love her previous single.

In a dramatic turn of events, she's decided to release the video for Love Again, which is still not available on Spotify. I genuinely understand less and less of what's going on with this rollout. The video has somehow managed to out-cheap Toot Toot, which honestly seemed almost impossible.

It's official. We're witnessing the worst comeback rollout in history. A year ago, she released the lead single and announced an album for February. She barely promoted the single and never released the album as promised. Then, in July, she announced that a second single was coming. Two months later, that still hasn't happened. And now, NOW, she's finally releasing a 1$ video for the first single, which has been dead for months

The singles so far: Reach Out>Let Me>Juicy Reach Out video and Let Me performance really helped those songs to grow on me.

I usually agree with you, but this time I couldn't disagree more. Party Girls is actually my favorite song of hers, and On My Mama and All Right were the perfect single choices. The last three singles are nice, but honestly, they've been pretty forgettable. Still, I'm not giving up hope. I'm confident there are still some gems waiting to be discovered.

I like all 3 songs she's released but I expect more from her.

It's almost here.

It seems like they won't stay together after the aniversary concert. https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/40250161/mis-teeq-reunion-blow-top-names-turn-down-show/

I've been playing it nonstop since Friday.

I'm a huge fan of the original Lost Yo Mind.

I like the Selena song. It has that Latino flavor where you're happily dancing around your kitchen to a sad song.

Her working with Pharrell worries me a bit.

The more I listen to the album the more I like it.

I don't get the overflow of singles.

He can sing but his music sucks lately.

I think even the final is already recorded. I love KELLY. I think it would've been a perfect single.

The Voice UK is airing now but she actually shot it a year ago.

Tim has posted a pic of Kelly in the studio with Eric Dawkins. I think it's safe to say she's going full R&B this time. I'm afraid it's also clear the album is not coming out this year

Acapella version of If I Let You.

Just like @Scandalous said they need an A&R team that truly believes in them, understands their strengths, and knows how to maximize their potential. Right now, they're being managed by a very weak team. They don't have a consistent visual identity. It feels like they're constantly experimenting with different looks from one video or photoshoot to the next—and, in my opinion, they're experimenting in the wrong direction. The focus seems to be on making them look sexy and conventionally attractive, and I don't think that's the right artistic vision for them. The music could be so much more fun and daring. If they can harmonize, do riffs and runs, hit belts and high notes—then let them do it. Both vocally and aesthetically, they feel restrained. They come across like the quirky kids in class who are trying not to draw attention to themselves, blending into the background instead of standing out. That's what this album feels like to me: a harmless album. They're cast as the harmless supporting characters who accompany the protagonist rather than becoming the stars of the story themselves. I think they need to make a statement and claim the spotlight. That's why I compared them to the Black Eyed Peas. They didn't have a conventional image either, but they never apologized for it. They embraced what made them different and made it their strength.

I hope this song eventually gets the success it deserves. I love seeing the girls continue to promote it. It shows that they genuinely believe in their material and don't abandon their singles at the first sign of trouble. That says a lot about them as artists.