For their new single, they've reached for some early '90s inspiration, covering the Corona classic 'The Rhythm Of The Night'.
It's all about a house party, a pool-side poser with the most eye-popping swimming costume we've seen all year, hints of fellatio, a wheelchair-bound disabled woman being tipped into a pool... It's all class.
'The Rhythm Of The Night' serves as the lead single from the band's forthcoming album, but we're not fans - of the clip, of the cover version - or even of the single art (above).
3 comments:
at first I was like LAME. But it got me up dancing!
I really love Cascada, I own all of their albums AND single physically. It's really a shame they chose this to be released as a single, the original is far too good for anyone to make a memorable cover, even with Nat's powerful vocals. The male is just horrid. Although, it is nice to hear them sticking with dance (tho bpm still too low!) and steer away from pop/rnb, this regardless is one of their more polished video since pyromania.
There are so many 90's pop gems, when i saw this post i was like yeah! Then i listened... Give me Corona any day!
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