You know a clip’s super-fresh when by the time your eyes reach it, it’s had a mere nine views. So here it is, hot off the press, the brand new video for Samantha Jade’s single ‘Up!’. And doesn’t it fizz?
The clip is seriously tongue in cheek and pretty much everything a straight-forward pop clip ought to be… totally fun, bright and fresh, as Samantha hits the town on a shopping spree before hitting the clubs for a few cocktails and a little bit of dancing beneath the strobe lights.
She takes the dancing to the streets – and we’re actually relieved to see a bit of a crowd-based dance routine, despite it leaving us pining for a whole lot more.
‘Up!’ continues to grow on us.
http://youtu.be/1bg54MVGw04
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Anonymous says
April 18, 2014 at 1:39 amumm seriously? love the song but WTF with the video… I mean, its nice to see what kind of video a major label artist can make with a budget under $500. There is no way this could be released or promoted internationally with that cheap pile of crap!!
Anonymous says
April 16, 2014 at 11:37 amI love Sam, but this is too bubblegum.
Her shining moment on The X Factor was when she performed Heartless. It’s always way more interesting when you’ve got a pretty voice singing more significant lyrics.
They unfortunately do the same thing with Jess Mauboy (thankfully her current single has more spark behind it) by trying to water them down. I think the total opposite needs to happen with these girls. Some edge, please.
Anonymous says
April 16, 2014 at 11:14 amWhat a generic bucket of piss this song is :(
Hopefully the next one is a winner, I loved her on the X Factor
The Queen of Coach says
April 16, 2014 at 7:24 am@anonymous it sounds like Pop A Bottle because it’s written by the same people.
And also, the clip is a mess and deserved better. The song is great, so a good video should have helped.
Anonymous says
April 16, 2014 at 5:49 amI hope this can peak in the Top 20 and at least go Gold.
I purchased it digitally and physically, so hopefully that helps.
Also does anyone else think it sounds similar to Pop a Bottle?