http://boyculture.ty...luvin.html#more Absolutely love the official art for "Give Me All Your Luvin'," which has a lot of energy and style. Love the treatment of the title on Madonna's top.
Even more in love with the info that "Give Me All Your Luvin'" will be released on February 3 and that iTunes will have an exclusive pre-order of an 18-track deluxe edition of MDNA (including a remix of one song) from February 3—February 6 for just $9.99. Starting February 3, go to iTunes for the offer.
Oh, and Madonna's video will be previewed on American Idol.
What's so great about all of this—other than being geeked for new Madonna music and a new Madonna era—is that wherever "GMAYL" ends up on the charts, there will be no argument that it coulda done better if only the label had been more behind it, if only timing had been better, etc. Interscope is not fuckin' around with this. The song is going to achieve the highest position possible, and if that's Top 20 or Top 10 or Top 5 or even #2, then that is the absolute best it could have done.
The only angle Interscope can only work so much is radio airplay. "Hung Up" couldn't crack the Top 40 in radio airplay. The massively popular "4 Minutes" couldn't crack the Top 10. So if radio thinks Madonna is an old bag or that Interscope is too pushy or if radio simply does not care for the song, it's only going to go so high in airplay and will have to rely on what's shaping up to be boffo sales.
When the track first leaked, I thought it sounded like a potential #1. My assessment was tamped down a bit because lots of people who are into Madonna immediately decided they didn't love the sound of the song. We'll have to see if their initial "eh" will reflect what the overall market thinks or if, like "4 Minutes," it's a case of hardcore fans not loving a more current-mainstream-pleasing tilt by their idol.
One thing's for sure—Madonna has to do well at the Super Bowl! The success of her single and its football-themed video are riding on that, and in turn the success of her album will be in part riding on that. This pressure will add to what is already presumably going to be a thrilling 12:40 of TV next week!
This time around,it seems like the promotion is aggressive and effective.Warners did a lazy job with the promotion of Madonna's more recent work.Interscope (along with Madonna's team) are doing a great job so far.Having the video premiere during 'American Idol'....then having it available on iTunes the very next day....then performing it a few days later on the SuperBowl?? Tourdates to be announced a few days after that? THIS is how you promote a record! What Madonna needs to do next is pick a strong second single and release it (along with the video) a week before the album comes out.I look at "GMAYL" as a fun, 'teaser single' mainly designed to promote her SuperBowl appearance.....she needs to come out in late March with the "real" first single.
MTV NEWS: Madonna is truly an "American Idol," so it's probably fitting that the Queen of Pop has chosen the Fox reality show to debut a tease of the highly anticipated video for her upcoming single "Give Me All Your Luvin'. "
"AI" will premiere a preview of the video during Thursday's episode, a day before its proper debut on Friday, which also happens to be the day the single hits iTunes (a version was leaked late last year). Fans will finally get to hear Madge, Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. in all their sassiness. (Oh, yeah, Madonna's film "W.E." hits theaters that day too!)
Along with producer Martin Solveig, Madge, Nicki and M.I.A all co-wrote "Give Me All Your Luvin', " while the "W.E." director was also onboard to co-produce the track. "Luvin" is the lead single off her upcoming album, M.D.N.A., which is now set to drop on March 26, according to Idolator.
Fans are just getting a glimpse of new artwork for the single, which features Madge sporting only a sweater in a trio of shots. On each sweater, there's a star and a portion of the song's title. In one shot, Madge has her eyes closed with her lips pursed together. In another, she's shouting; and in the third image, she has her hands in her hair, eyes closed and a smile on her face.
This time around,it seems like the promotion is aggressive and effective.Warners did a lazy job with the promotion of Madonna's more recent work.Interscope (along with Madonna's team) are doing a great job so far.Having the video premiere during 'American Idol'....then having it available on iTunes the very next day....then performing it a few days later on the SuperBowl?? Tourdates to be announced a few days after that? THIS is how you promote a record! What Madonna needs to do next is pick a strong second single and release it (along with the video) a week before the album comes out.I look at "GMAYL" as a fun, 'teaser single' mainly designed to promote her SuperBowl appearance.....she needs to come out in late March with the "real" first single.
Do you think they will release "Turn Up The Radio" as a single a few weeks before the album? I'm hearing those rumours
http://boyculture.ty...luvin.html#more Absolutely love the official art for "Give Me All Your Luvin'," which has a lot of energy and style. Love the treatment of the title on Madonna's top.
Even more in love with the info that "Give Me All Your Luvin'" will be released on February 3 and that iTunes will have an exclusive pre-order of an 18-track deluxe edition of MDNA (including a remix of one song) from February 3—February 6 for just $9.99. Starting February 3, go to iTunes for the offer.
Oh, and Madonna's video will be previewed on American Idol.
What's so great about all of this—other than being geeked for new Madonna music and a new Madonna era—is that wherever "GMAYL" ends up on the charts, there will be no argument that it coulda done better if only the label had been more behind it, if only timing had been better, etc. Interscope is not fuckin' around with this. The song is going to achieve the highest position possible, and if that's Top 20 or Top 10 or Top 5 or even #2, then that is the absolute best it could have done.
The only angle Interscope can only work so much is radio airplay. "Hung Up" couldn't crack the Top 40 in radio airplay. The massively popular "4 Minutes" couldn't crack the Top 10. So if radio thinks Madonna is an old bag or that Interscope is too pushy or if radio simply does not care for the song, it's only going to go so high in airplay and will have to rely on what's shaping up to be boffo sales.
When the track first leaked, I thought it sounded like a potential #1. My assessment was tamped down a bit because lots of people who are into Madonna immediately decided they didn't love the sound of the song. We'll have to see if their initial "eh" will reflect what the overall market thinks or if, like "4 Minutes," it's a case of hardcore fans not loving a more current-mainstream-pleasing tilt by their idol.
One thing's for sure—Madonna has to do well at the Super Bowl! The success of her single and its football-themed video are riding on that, and in turn the success of her album will be in part riding on that. This pressure will add to what is already presumably going to be a thrilling 12:40 of TV next week!
This time around,it seems like the promotion is aggressive and effective.Warners did a lazy job with the promotion of Madonna's more recent work.Interscope (along with Madonna's team) are doing a great job so far.Having the video premiere during 'American Idol'....then having it available on iTunes the very next day....then performing it a few days later on the SuperBowl?? Tourdates to be announced a few days after that? THIS is how you promote a record! What Madonna needs to do next is pick a strong second single and release it (along with the video) a week before the album comes out.I look at "GMAYL" as a fun, 'teaser single' mainly designed to promote her SuperBowl appearance.....she needs to come out in late March with the "real" first single.
Do you think they will release "Turn Up The Radio" as a single a few weeks before the album? I'm hearing those rumours
Yeah,I heard that rumor too.That would be a smart move.The song definitely has potential....
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