Pop music’s current ‘it’ girl, Lady GaGa has recently launched another promotional single for her upcoming album ‘The Fame Monster’. The track, entitled ‘Dance In The Dark’ (produced by Fernando Garibay) is one of 8 songs that will be featured on her new project which she recently revealed is not a re-release as originally intended. Rather, the album will serve as her second official studio album. ‘The Fame Monster’ hits stores on November 23rd.
This song is basically another ‘Bad Romance’ but with more of an 80′s twist. The lyrics are quite intriguing but the over-use of the synthesisers and keyboards makes the track sound more like a basic dance track. However, given the public’s obsession with everything GaGa at the moment (and the incessant promotion that she gets via certain other blogs), I have no doubt that the track will do well on the digital sales charts. It seems that almost everyone is going gaga for GaGa.
6 COMMENTS
parisian girl
November 8, 2009 at 9:33 am
not bad,i like it
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SOOS
November 8, 2009 at 10:14 am
Hey! She sampled (COPIED) Madonna’s VOGUE!!!!!!!!
You can hear it from 3:22 !!!!!!!!!!!
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lool
November 8, 2009 at 10:35 am
“and the incessant promotion that she gets via certain other blogs”
I know who are you talking about, it has to be Perez Hilton the piglet :p
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Craver
November 8, 2009 at 10:44 am
It’s not bad at all, it’ll probably grow on me and become my secondhand form of crack in a few days, like all of Gaga’s music. I think I prefer some of her other releases though; “No Way” is pretty good too. That, and I love that picture. D:
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Crispy
November 8, 2009 at 1:51 pm
She is not going to re-release “The Fame Monster” anymore. She just annouced that her label is going to digitally release the new tracks for $8.00 and she is starting work on a new album to be released next year.
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dillpickle
November 9, 2009 at 9:16 am
Ir’s alright
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