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What I meant by âthe sound of the futureâ is what would become the next IT sound in the popular music (in this context, in the late 2000s). Itâs not like she invented that kind of sound, she just brought it back and made it âhipâ again.
It does sound like goldfrapp indeed, but for a pop girl to utilize this gritty, dirty electro sound in 2004 was truly brave forward thinking. Britney, Kylie and Gaga would go for a similar dark electro vibe at the end of the 2000s. And donât get me started on the lyricsâŠ
the year was 2004 - R&B and crunk reached the fever pitch in the US, Meanwhile the UK was testing and teasing the sound of the future with a former member of the most manufactured pop band in history. Like, this song wouldnât say too out of place on 2007s Blackout or 2008s Fame.
Damn, progressive house classic this could have been had the vocals been less robotic and lyrics a little less cheesy đ”âđ«
Sugababes, as much as I love em, just could not compete with their greatest hits, released around the same time
can we all agree that Change is the album that could have been one of the 2000s biggest if right decision had been made?
The only OG babe in the band at that point and they did her so dirty. The entire styling of that era leaves a lot to be desired. It ainât Taller in more ways reissue kinda situation (god, they looked like mid-30s women when they were just in their 20s), but all that matchingâŠ
Babes and Change just couldnât compete. No matter how well sung the song is, it was too pedestrian and too by the numbers.
Defo not as a second single, not when the competition was so stiff - I know I sound like a broken record by GA had just released Call the Shots which was such a different take on a ballad (I mean, different in a 2000s pop ballad terms) and rightfully so went to the top 3.