Things are going well for this one. Coming off the back of her show-stopping performance during Germany’s Unser Lied fĂŒr Israelb, Lena is poised to release her fifth album “Only Love, L” next month. And today the Eurovision 2010 winner released the album’s second single “Don’t Lie To Me”.
We won’t. We’ll speak the truth and tell you this is all kinds of fabulous.
Back in November, the German popstrel returned with the uplifting track “Thank You”. Ultimately peaking at number forty on the German charts, it became a massive radio hit. Following weeks of anticipation for the release of her new album, there’s now another preview of what to expect.
The track is another uptempo cut. As with the previous release “Thank You”, Lena once again tackles a personal issue.
But this time she focuses on a relationship â and from the very first verse. As she sings: “you tried to open up but you were scared to lose what we had”. Sounds like things are getting toxic.
The video comes with a totally different concept. Several scenes show conversations on her phone, creating a complex toss-up for you to decipher. Truth, fear, lies…this is a rollercoaster of emotions!
Sonically, it follows the much-loved template of an uptempo track with certain tropical elements. From Berlin to Barbados, baby! In contrast with her previous release, it includes some electronic elements, too. The bridge transitions into an extended chorus which puts a nice final touch to it. Lena once again shows that she’s got it all â we couldn’t be more excited to find out what she’s got in store for us on April 5th!
What do you think about Lena’s new song? Is it a worthy follow up to “Thank You”? And do you like the idea behind the music video? Sound off in the the comments section below!
It is a nice banger ….like it and the way they made the video is amazing
No thanks.
This kind of ‘infectious’ single just shows how important it is to vaccinate children.
BOP
Mikolas Josef says: Lie To Me
That’s the difference between men and women. đ
Sounds like “Fuego”.
It’s getting on my nerves, that every “female uptempo” song is compared with Fuego… Stop that please! Thank you! đ
Yeah.. that was the joke.
If it was an ironic joke, then I am sorry đ But these comments which are meant to be serious are really annoying. If you critize this by making fun of it, it is fine đ I hope that these comments stop in general though…