The Saturdays Cut a Dance Floor Figure 7 Days a Week With "What About Us"

London-based girl group The Saturdays did itself a real flavor hooking up with reggae-spiced chart topper Sean Paul for its hot off the rack dance ditty "What About Us". His presence juices up what is already a club worthy slice of tag team inhibition slicing. Nothing like synth-pop to get wallflowers interested and veteran club hoppers firmly on the right path. This groove rains down undeniable vim that stands a better than even chance of getting the fivesome comprised of Una Healy, Rochelle Humes, Mollie King, Frankie Sandford, and Vanessa White some buzz-worthy stateside notice. Although the urgency underscored in the lyrics isn't a radical concept the sauna swirl of audio arousal does its level best to help you forget. The group has a nice high above the din merging of personality which the voice work only makes stand out even more. As an added bonus one can actually make out the words of Paul which was hardly an easy mission when his "Temperature" was perched atop the Billboard Singles Chart. I had to Google the lyrics to get my translation. Good job Saturdays for picking a formidable chart guest star to grab the masses attention. Infectious synth candy like this ought to hold said attention as well.