Sounds good.

Sounds like a mix between their previous work and more mainstream material.

is this confirmed?

Great.

It would have been awesome if we had another Xtina collab.

I actually thought they would include Moves Like Jagger o_o.

Why didn't they tho !?

It was already repackaged onto their last album "Hands All Over"

This is all coming so soon

Yep!

This is now the official album thread!

Songs About Anne or as they say "Overexposed (Personal Levine's Facts)".

We do know Adam writes best when bitten by the demon of reject, and I have found myself excited unexpectedly about this all after I heard Payphone (practically a perfectly modern pop song you can't escape at all from first listening, with a relatable background described).

I can't wait to listen to what a full displayed love gone wrong has produced this time.

This just sounds ages better than the rather impersonal and generic Moves Like Jagger.

No activity?

I'm not that excited for this anymore. Payphone got OLD really FAST.

I still listen to it on repeat. IDK it's so infectious.

The thing that bugged me was the random rap and how high his voice sounds.

I'm hoping the album is much better.

Same.

This thread needs some discussion.

The album is yet so far away, and they haven't started any promotion for it (they will with Wango Tango after The Voice ends next week? I guess so ).

I don't see many up for them in ATRL, but that doesn't mean this album won't be a good performer once it's out (still Linkin Park will open better, no doubt about it).

Maroon 5 are flawlessly pop since their start; I'm curious to see how much pushing the "pop" envelope and go really for it will translate in terms of singalongs and melodies to remember after the record will be out.

I'm confident it will be a very nice album actually; I don't miss their indie start at all (and to me Songs About Jane was still pop... their only indie moment was when they were a teen garage band named Kara's Flowers; all that is Maroon5 is pop instead: with funk/rnb/rock infusions at some point or another, but they are ALL pop and always have been).

Payphone still an impressive opener to me; their strongest with Makes Me Wonder, honestly, so I am waiting to listen to the rest with very good odds many others will follow the flow.

The video teaser is awesome...

I can't wait to see it (and Adam manages to look hot even dressed, as he would say, as a "goober".)

Adorable.

I love Payphone because it's so different from their usual first singles. Their first singles are usually more funky, groovy & uptempo. I also loved that they worked with a rapper.

That behind the scenes footage looks good

But I'm actually worried about Payphone and its sound. I hope they haven't abandoned their funky sound for this album. Wango Tango sounds groovy though