Ciara: ‘Livin’ It Up’
Ciara is making up her own rules with the premiere of her brand-new track “Livin’ It Up!” Epic Records has teamed up with Cosmopolitan for a special playlist of seven exclusive tracks and Ciara’s contribution is the breezy pop jam from her new album entitled, One Woman Army. The new song comes months after the release of buzz single “Sweat” featuring 2 Chainz and the announcement of her new single “Sorry,” set to premiere soon. “Livin’ It Up” is easily one of the best tracks Cici has released in awhile and is instantly refreshing and catchy. Let’s just hope “Sorry” is just as good – check out the official single cover below! What do you guys think?
14 Comments
Kalvin
I definitely agree, this is Ciara at her best…I hope She keeps it up with music that sounds like this
Steven
I love this so much. On repeat!
Do
This song is boss, but it sounds like a left over Keri Hilson track
@FernandowJunior
I like it, like it! =D
Aaron
This Song Is Good .. Hope She Surprise Me With A Great Album.. So Far Great Single “on Repeat”
Sean
So much fun. Ciara really found her niche in the pop landscape. I love that she’s doing a little bit of everything.
Z
She ripped off of “Love And Devotion” from Real Mccoy
tengkui
love it.. welcome back ciara
Alex
The song isn’t bad (it’s actually quite good)… but she’s Ciara. It will probably flop.
k
its ok but I REALLY wish her luck! Shes so charming and SO hard working!!!!
CJ
I started listening to this yesterday and my iTunes says I’ve played it on repeat for 50+. Definitely audio candy. Thanks for posting it!!
sambaya
oh wow…big CiCi fan…and i’m loving this so much…#LIVING IT UP
Carly
I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!! She’s such a great singer and good looking and this song has a totally different sound compared to her other songs!! It’s just GOOD!!
GivingItReal
The song is an okay pop jam, but not chart worthy if she ever released it, it would barely hit the hot 100 there’s nothing memorable about it or the lyrics apart from the ah ah ah. Ciara needs to go back to her roots where her vocals sounded more strong. Like in Goodies, one 2 step and Oh, they were the songs that defined as a edgy urbun and fun.