I knew you wouldn't leave us drowning in all that fist pumping, dance poop.
The song oozes those hot, provocative flavours. Everything on this track is so so simple and so so clean. Simple beat. Simple lyrics. Clean vocals. Yes. Yes. Yes. It wasn't hard to make a good comeback and top his most recent offerings prior to this new release but thank god he came back a reformed man. It was just last week I was sat wishing Usher would return to something resembling his "Confessions" phase, not only for the good of his musical credibility but just because my ears missed it. The video for the track is just as clean and simple as the song, starring the Usher we know and love: dancing, smiling cheekily and topless every so often. Good on ya' Ush, it's best to get this all in before you become too old for it to be appropriate - just don't overplay it and be too much of a Trey Songz. Seriously though, the fact this new release is David Guetta free (talented but tainted the R&B scene which is not an easily forgiveable offence) is such good news for my ears.
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