It's just, 4th singles are not easy to become hits. at this point I'm not even sure if RDC would be sucessfull, let alone two pieces. I wish they finished this era with neon lights, a radio hit. I don't want to risk ending this era with a flop single, it could be bad for D5...
but we don't decide anything, so whatever HWR chooses to do, we'll just have to deal with it
I agree, Neon Lights isn't doing well digitally right now... plus I don't think it will go much further on radio... I also don't think there are ways to save it now, talk shows won't do anything at this point. Look at how long it took for NL to rise on the radio after MITUSA flopped, more than 4 months already... Loosing momentum is the last thing they need this era... they need to get prepped for the 4th when NL starts to fall on the radio (beginning of May)... The stations will pick it up quickly since NL was a radio hit...
EDIT: the choice of the 4th single is very important, she needs an album seller song plus making the gp know that she's a mature artist...
Two Pieces is the way to go. RDC would ruin her image even more, and people will not take her seriously. She needs a single to increase album sales before D5.
Neon Lights isn't doing that great in sales, but we should celebrate the fact that it's high on pop radio and climbing, not complain that the sales are slightly lacking relative to this position.
Neon Lights isn't doing that great in sales, but we should celebrate the fact that it's high on pop radio and climbing, not complain that the sales are slightly lacking relative to this position.
True!!! Tbh nowadays I only check itunes on the weekends, maybe that's why I'm so happy with neon lights
Neon Lights isn't doing that great in sales, but we should celebrate the fact that it's high on pop radio and climbing, not complain that the sales are slightly lacking relative to this position.
Besides the only reason the album has stayed top 200 on Billboard IS Neon Lights, we can be happy the album was able to regenerate at least some momentum it lost after HA peaked and MITUSA flopped.
Besides the only reason the album has stayed top 200 on Billboard IS Neon Lights, we can be happy the album was able to regenerate at least some momentum it lost after HA peaked and MITUSA flopped.
I'd say it's because she's touring + it had a lot of discounts. Anyway, I'd be wrong to discredit NL completely.
There has been plenty of new releases and we're going to have The Voice songs to wreck the charts very soon and as a result NL could even fall outside the top 60 so we should get over the meltdowns tbh.
Rise, Neon Lights, rise form the ground. Like a skyscraper 
