Putting whatever rivalry supposedly exists between these two groups, their is no doubt when it comes to talent that both have it in abundance and this mash-up emphasizes it.

Take a peep of estimated sales we have been given for all the singles & albums in the Salute era.

Move: 243,500 copies
Little Me: 22,500 copies
Salute (album): 168,500 copies

Following the successful rendition of I Will Wait, the girls took to the Live Lounge stage again and delivered a mash up from some of the biggest artists in the world.

Forward to 2:32 for the performance

Finally the album has been released in some locations and we have managed to compile the album in it’s entirety.

Not available on mobile/tablet devices

FYI this was not downloaded illegally nor am I encouraging to download it illegally, this is just for those who want to listen to it ahead of its release.

Don’t forget to get your copy next week!

NEW SONGS GALORE!

Just before the album listening party, a new track has leaked. ‘These Four Walls’ has built up quite a hype with the girls and people associated with them declaring it as a favourite.

Does it live to to expectations, check it out below..

Not available on mobile/tablet devices

Not the best song on the album, a decent tune but I see it as more of a filler.

ANOTHER NEW TUNE FROM SALUTE.

And this time it is the title track, an empowering upbeat R&B anthem with a catchy hook. Peep it below..

If the link doesn’t work click here.

Am I the only one thinking this track could do with a massive rapper adding that something more to this track..massive tune though!

FINALLY A NEW SONG FROM SALUTE.

Boy has premiered in full, the new R&B song showcases tight harmonies, great vocals and even some beatboxing thrown in the mix. Check it out below..

The girls are sounding like a 90s R&B group more and more by the day…big tune.

Check out what The Guardian had to say about the song:

“A few weeks ago a girlband called Miss Dynamix were booted off The X Factor to the general surprise of no one other than Simon Cowell. Originally three solo acts, they’d been fused together in the hope of manufacturing genuine charisma but it didn’t really work, so off they went. In 2011, the same formula was used to create Little Mix, who went on to win thanks to the fact that they seemed to get on, looked like they didn’t share one personality between them and could hold their own vocally. Since then they’ve had a couple of UK number 1 singles, released the amazing DNA and had a top 5 album in America, the latter feat breaking a slightly convoluted-sounding chart record previously held by the Spice Girls.

Album number two tends to be when these sorts of things unravel and yet the chorus-less, oddly structured Neptunes-esque Move – the first single from their forthcoming album, Salute – hints at the sort of risk-taking that’s usually the first thing to go once a Syco act gets near the charts. This sense of messing with the formula (and aping early-noughties R&B production) continues on the mainly acapella Boy, premiered here. Opening with layers of vocal harmonies and spare finger clicks, Boy is about a no good man who forgets to say nice things and is generally a bit of an idiot. After a minute of minimalism a beat arrives that isn’t so much inspired by Timbaland as potentially lifted from a number of different Aaliyah and Ginuwine singles, complete with baby-ish vocal yelps as part of the beat (at 2:37). It’s testimony to the sheer strength of their personality, however, that it never sounds like simple pastiche, with the song they’ve constructed (and yes they do help write their songs, calm down) good enough to transcend the influences.”

Source: The Guardian

Take a peep at snippets from Little Mix’s upcoming album ‘Salute’, the tracks are taken from the French deluxe edition of ‘Salute’

Click on the tracks and press the play button on the site..

We will upload the FULL album for streaming straight after the listening party 🙂