Maroon 5's New Single "Payphone" Is Desperate But Fun
First of all, Maroon 5's upcoming album Overexposed is executive produced by Max Martin. That should tell you a lot — mainly that, after years of having semi-hits and flops as far as singles, the band is keen to keep the "Moves Like Jagger" momentum going.
Enter Max's henchmen Benny Blanco and Shellback, and chart-topping Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa, who was stapled onto the irresistibly catchy "Payphone".
It's hilarious how over-the-top pop this track is. I figured "Moves Like Jagger" was a one-time thing for the band. But no, Adam & Co. are clearly willing to sell their souls for a hit.
Thank God.
Enter Max's henchmen Benny Blanco and Shellback, and chart-topping Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa, who was stapled onto the irresistibly catchy "Payphone".
It's hilarious how over-the-top pop this track is. I figured "Moves Like Jagger" was a one-time thing for the band. But no, Adam & Co. are clearly willing to sell their souls for a hit.
Thank God.
Labels: Maroon 5, Max Martin, Wiz Khalifa





3 Comments:
At 9:16 AM,
John said…
The headline says it all. Let's just embrace it right away, use it like a stripper at a GOP convention, and then send it back where it came from.
At 11:05 AM,
Anonymous said…
Wow, no more U.K. and U.S. charts?
At 4:08 PM,
Pranav said…
The song is pretty decent. Not fantastic but I agree that they're trying to milk the formula that they kicked off with "Moves like Jagger". That song was literally a career-saver for the band.
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