"Repent Yourself Away"
Well, you know you're in a completely different age with regard to music when a dance mix of a song leaks online before the original does....but so be it
Kelly Clarkson - “Never Again” (Dave Aude Remix). The official version of Kelly Clarkson’s new single, from her forthcoming album "My December", debuts on radio April 13th, meaning it should hit the web in seconds now. A dance remix, however, has already leaked. Despite the fact that musically it sounds like a generic dance track (albit, a kick ass one!) the lyrics and vocal delivery set the stage for what is going to be another chart topper a la "Since U Been Gone". There no guitars to be heard in this mix, but subliminally you know they are here. "I Hope When You’re In Bed With Her, You Think of Me", she sings with just the right 'touch' of bitterness as she condemns a former lover. She later roars "But When Your Day Comes, And He’s Through With You, And He’ll Be Through With You" as she takes a swipe at her ex's "trophy wife". Less talented chick rockers (Avril, Ashlee ect.) must hate this girl, she sounds so effortless here despite the fact that she hitting a tons of difficult notes. And she knows her way around great hooks, increasingly rare in music today. This. Will. Be. Huge.....and I haven't even heard the studio version yet?
Kelly Clarkson - “Never Again” (Dave Aude Remix). The official version of Kelly Clarkson’s new single, from her forthcoming album "My December", debuts on radio April 13th, meaning it should hit the web in seconds now. A dance remix, however, has already leaked. Despite the fact that musically it sounds like a generic dance track (albit, a kick ass one!) the lyrics and vocal delivery set the stage for what is going to be another chart topper a la "Since U Been Gone". There no guitars to be heard in this mix, but subliminally you know they are here. "I Hope When You’re In Bed With Her, You Think of Me", she sings with just the right 'touch' of bitterness as she condemns a former lover. She later roars "But When Your Day Comes, And He’s Through With You, And He’ll Be Through With You" as she takes a swipe at her ex's "trophy wife". Less talented chick rockers (Avril, Ashlee ect.) must hate this girl, she sounds so effortless here despite the fact that she hitting a tons of difficult notes. And she knows her way around great hooks, increasingly rare in music today. This. Will. Be. Huge.....and I haven't even heard the studio version yet?