The Saturdays

She/her
Now that I think about it, the Notorious teasers kind of took off the amazingness of the official premiere.

I would prefer to have both the video and the song at the same time. Huge amount of excitement, you know.
 
he/him
They should do what Marina just did with Primadonna and have the song premiere on radio in the morning and then the video later that afternoon.
 
They've already done it before with Notorious. They had the radio premiere and then the video was up pretty much straight away afterwards. It worked well and I see no reason why they won't do that again.
 
She/her
Plus, if it's released the 29th April, I can see a premiere around the 23rd March which is enough time for the video to be fully edited and ready to be premiered too.
 
Mandy-Fan said:
Plus, if it's released the 29th April, I can see a premiere around the 23rd March which is enough time for the video to be fully edited and ready to be premiered too.
The video was shot like 2 weeks ago wasn't it, surely they're already editing it.
 
They're expecting video edits any day now. They're literally waiting for a clearer idea of the release schedule in April before confirming details. With Una giving birth in the next week or so, the later the release is the better since she can join in on some of the late promotional stuff if she's given enough time off before hand.
 
Scaper said:
They've already done it before with Notorious. They had the radio premiere and then the video was up pretty much straight away afterwards. It worked well and I see no reason why they won't do that again.

I wouldn't say that strategy worked at all. Since the radio premiere and video premiere happened at the same time, there was nothing left to give the song a boost once the initial hype died down. At least if the song is plummeting after a radio premiere you can expect a big boost and a stable chart run when the video is out, but if you release both at the same time there's a chance both will do badly on airplay and the song will be dead straight away.
 
It was on air/on sale, everything had to be on air for it to be on sale. Even with normal releases, the radio and video premiere come before the release anyway, there's no holding things back 'just in case the hype dies down'.
 
Scaper said:
It was on air/on sale, everything had to be on air for it to be on sale. Even with normal releases, the radio and video premiere come before the release anyway, there's no holding things back 'just in case the hype dies down'.

On air/on sale was a terrible idea for a band like The Saturdays. It pretty much flopped as a strategy which is why it was abandoned so soon.

And with normal releases, TV and radio airplay can't be effected by commercial performance as the song hasn't been released yet.
 
At the time when they where finalizing their stratagey, 'on air/on sale' was the 'cool' thing to do. "Look at us, we're releasing our single on air/on sale like the other big artists out there".
 
No, it was a label wide trial. The label needed to try it with as many artists as possible to see if it works, who it works for and who it doesn't. It had nothing to do with making The Saturdays seem cool, the only way they'd find out it if works with artists such as The Saturdays is to actually get artists like The Saturdays to release a single in that way.
 
Their latest album/single flopped.
I don't want to be teased.
Just give me a damn premiere date and drop this sweeping Electronic-Pop fused future #1 they're sleeping on.
 
RadarX said:
Their latest album/single flopped.
I don't want to be teased.
Just give me a damn premiere date and drop this sweeping Electronic-Pop fused future #1 they're sleeping on.

We can dream!
 
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