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Single: Tinashe - "Superlove"
Member Since: 1/1/2014
Posts: 1,802
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Originally posted by Truth Teller
The song gets better every time I listen to it. ESPECIALLY the verses 
It's a shame most of y'all aren't into it, but maybe you'll jump on board later  |
I'm so sick of people always rooting for her to finally win but whatever she comes up with they just keep on dragging it down. She'll never make it wit such ''fans''.
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Member Since: 8/18/2013
Posts: 7,226
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Originally posted by spc08
No shade! Ain't nothing fresh about this Aaliyah/Ciara hybrid 
In 2013 Ciara held the biggest solo rnb female record of 2013-per billboard, she wasn't faded. |
And 2015 Platinum "I Bet" 
This is actually a grower, I do like it more. Lemme keep listening
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Guys, play it on ur Spotify. Show support. Show #Superlove even if ur not crazy about it.
T deserves it and u know it.
Or else we'll never get that album.
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Member Since: 8/18/2013
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I just wants this to be at least a small hit for Tinashe. I feel bad cause she tries, but do they give her any promo?
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Member Since: 8/6/2015
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I get that we all want T to prosper but you guys really can't get mad at anyone who doesn't like the song. If her team really wanted a pop crossover, they should've went the ANTI sound route. Do something...IDK...More modern.
Even Up and Away has better potential than this and that's just my honest opinion.
If this somehow magically becomes a hit then good for Tinashe. I'll still support her though.
Also, at this point, I don't think everything should be blamed on RCA. Its mostly her and her team.
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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This song is more pop than Rise and Make Me tho dd
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Member Since: 9/13/2012
Posts: 6,231
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Originally posted by Truth Teller
Well, she didn't debut in the rhythmic top 50 (or the top 50 of any format), so I guess no radio deal after all. I don't know what that radio station meant by that tweet...
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It was an online radio station, so...
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Originally posted by Goofy
We need a radio tour in the US & UK, late night show INTERVIEWS and the VMAs pre-show spot. |
Why some late night show will want to interview Tinashe? This is for bigger celebrities. And the VMAs pre-show spot will never happen, unless Mike and the RCA promo team gets their **** together.
We need radio support, a hella dope music video, and some TV performances for now. Maybe something on Shazam to help radio programmers to put this song on their playlists. And yes, people needs to stream the song a lot. If we have a strong base on streaming, this can be a (moderate) hit.
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Member Since: 8/7/2015
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Originally posted by Goofy
Guys, play it on ur Spotify. Show support. Show #Superlove even if ur not crazy about it.
T deserves it and u know it.
Or else we'll never get that album. |
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Originally posted by AFullMoonlight
I get that we all want T to prosper but you guys really can't get mad at anyone who doesn't like the song. If her team really wanted a pop crossover, they should've went the ANTI sound route. Do something...IDK...More modern.
Even Up and Away has better potential than this and that's just my honest opinion.
If this somehow magically becomes a hit then good for Tinashe. I'll still support her though.
Also, at this point, I don't think everything should be blamed on RCA. Its mostly her and her team.
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It's not fair to blame everything on Tinashe either. If it was up to her, this album would have been out six months ago.
RCA were the ones who decided to stop investing in her tour meaning she had to invest in it herself with her own money. That isn't cheap.
RCA were the ones who made her halt the tour so she can go back to the studio and re-work the album. That's how record labels are. It's more of a business rather than being about the actual music these days.
Superlove being a single may not have been Tinashe's decision, it was probably the label's. She has to go along with what they're planning in order for this album to be released. It's not that easy either.
But like what Goofy has said, we just have to show support. Spread the word about the song to your friends, fellow pop fans, introduce them to Tinashe, stream the song, buy the song, request it on your radio stations.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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^Exactly!!
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Member Since: 8/6/2015
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Originally posted by Dark XXX
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It's not fair to blame everything on Tinashe either. If it was up to her, this album would have been out six months ago.
RCA were the ones who decided to stop investing in her tour meaning she had to invest in it herself with her own money. That isn't cheap.
RCA were the ones who made her halt the tour so she can go back to the studio and re-work the album. That's how record labels are. It's more of a business rather than being about the actual music these days.
Superlove being a single may not have been Tinashe's decision, it was probably the label's. She has to go along with what they're planning in order for this album to be released. It's not that easy either.
But like what Goofy has said, we just have to show support. Spread the word about the song to your friends, fellow pop fans, introduce them to Tinashe, stream the song, buy the song, request it on your radio stations.
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At this point, she just needs to be dropped. There are arist who are on independent labels with less traction than Tinashe that are getting almost the same coverage as T
As far as SuperLove not being Tinashe's choice to release, I highly doubt it. RCA may have a lot of control over her stuff still but she doesn't have completely no input. Besides, it is a well known fact that she wants to appeal to a more bigger pop audience. To Too many artist, that means dumbing down your sound i.e SuperLove.
But I agree we should still try to support.
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Member Since: 11/17/2011
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I like it but it sounds a bit 2006 or old school (think So What ft. Ciara or Promise Ring ft. Ciara)
That was probably the intent...but it's not necessarily fresh
I wish the best because it is catchy
It just needed to be a bit stronger
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Member Since: 8/7/2015
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Originally posted by AFullMoonlight
At this point, she just needs to be dropped. There are arist who are on independent labels with less traction than Tinashe that are getting almost the same coverage as T
As far as SuperLove not being Tinashe's choice to release, I highly doubt it. RCA may have a lot of control over her stuff still but she doesn't have completely no input. Besides, it is a well known fact that she wants to appeal to a more bigger pop audience. To Too many artist, that means dumbing down your sound i.e SuperLove.
But I agree we should still try to support.
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If she doesn't end up breaking through, she should just remain as an Urban artist. Songs like 2 On, Party Favors, Ride Of Your Life, Feels Like Vegas are good songs for her. But I think what most of her fans would want is for her to go back to her mixtape sound.
What RCA should have done was to follow The Weeknd's steps of him making an album (Beauty Behind the Madness) which sounds like his mixtapes but with some mainstream appeal on it.
Songs like Ecstasy from Reverie with a few tweaks on the production * or another artist featured on it would have the potential to be a big hit. Even Chainless from In Case We Die.
* - Not saying that the song is bad as it is because it's one of her best songs. But making it more mainstream-sounding for the GP.
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Member Since: 3/31/2009
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Originally posted by TurntUp
And 2015 Platinum "I Bet"
This is actually a grower, I do like it more. Lemme keep listening |
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Well yeah the Vevo certified, ASCAP winning hit I Bet (I got a platinum plaque).
Yeah the song is cute it reminds me of my fave, Ciara, but it's not logical as a lead.
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ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 8/19/2013
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I'm still supporting this, been streaming it all day.
I hope RCA drop her after Joyride though, she deserves better and I know another label will snap her up straight away because she is so talented.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Dark XXX
What RCA should have done was to follow The Weeknd's steps of him making an album (Beauty Behind the Madness) which sounds like his mixtapes but with some mainstream appeal on it.
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You do know that she released Aquarius, right..?
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Member Since: 8/7/2015
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i guess she didnt do any radio interviews either
her team is the pits
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by aquarius
i guess she didnt do any radio interviews either
her team is the pits |
I'm hoping they're just saving it for the adds date...
But yeah, I'm not completely pleased by their "plan" so far. They did do some relevant online promo with the hot songs and Apple Music playlists and all, so I won't complain yet.
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Member Since: 6/5/2012
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Originally posted by AFullMoonlight
I get that we all want T to prosper but you guys really can't get mad at anyone who doesn't like the song.
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For real. Most the people dragging her were fans frustrated that her possible last chance this era is most likely blown on this song.
Still bought on iTunes to support her though.
Player also did very well first week and didn't start to drop badly until the week was over. Bad thing is it dropped to like the 700s so hopefully somehow she can be more stable this time.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Truth Teller
I'm hoping they're just saving it for the adds date...
But yeah, I'm not completely pleased by their "plan" so far. They did do some relevant online promo with the hot songs and Apple Music playlists and all, so I won't complain yet.
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If that was all until the adds date then we're screwed. ''Early'' 2017 here we come.
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Member Since: 8/4/2012
Posts: 2,758
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honestly its such a below average song, sounds like a ciara reject. i love tinashe and she has created some of the best rnb of recent years, im sad she's put this out.
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