Valentines may have ended but not for the Maroon 5 whose latest single titled "Cold" topped the Billboard+Trending 140 chart last Tuesday. The pop-bands capture every single person last Valentines with their new hip-hop anthem that featured the prolific rapper Future. The song premiered online late Monday night and took the world by storm with its captivating tune and relatable lyrics.
After the success of their previous single "Don't Wanna Know", Maroon 5 kept the ball rolling with their collaboration with Future. According to Billboard, the new song took the top spot of the Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 chart. The chart was used to measure the actual trend of the song and the artist on Twitter.
The song instantly capture the hearts of the miserable during the Valentine's day with some chilling messages embedded in their lyrics and music. The title of the song, "Cold" is every bit as chilling as the chorus expressed with lines going "Cold enough to chill my bones, it feels like I don't know you anymore". Future then expounded the message with his snappy verses and in his rap solo.
The group is now diverting away from the pop-rock genre that catapulted them to their fame as reported by Forbes. It is very evident in their new single where the verses were very limited and there is little to no instrumentation at all accompanying the Adam Levine's iconic vocals. Their new style now, have focused on heavy beats like what's on the latest hip-hop genre.
The band's fifth album, V was released in the summer of 2014 and was the last venture before the premier of "Don't Wanna Know" and "Cold". The fans are patiently waiting for their next album and they are expecting those new titles to be in it.
Maroon 5 announced that they will perform the new song on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Wednesday February 15. The song will be available for download on iTunes and other streaming services and platforms. With the momentum Maroon 5 has created, 2017 will be a huge bang for them.
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