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Alicia Keys drops her first big single in 4 years | The Tylt
Alicia Keys is back and many would say it's by popular demand. The "Songs in A Minor" singer hasn't released a mainstream single in four years. Although, she released an under-performing non-commercial single "28 Thousand Days" in 2015. Her new song "In Common" could very well be her next big commercial success.
But Keys experimented with her sound on her last album "Girl on Fire," which was moderately successful compared to her previous works. And some critics haven't responded well to another shift in sound — some even going as far as calling "In Common" a rip-off song.
Is "In Common" Keys' comeback song? or should she go back to her roots?
Keys is gearing up for a "Saturday Night Live" appearance this weekend. And "In Common" will be featured on her upcoming sixth album.
What do you think: Is "In Common" #OnKeys or #OffKeys?
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Alicia Keys drops her first big single in 4 years
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Alicia Keys' fans woke up to new music on Wednesday.
#OffKeys
alicia keys #incommon sounds like 5 different black indie female artist currently out sound has been riped off
— madison_bell (@maddisonbelle_) May 4, 2016
#OffKeys
But some don’t think it’s good at all.
It sounds like Drake wrote this new Alicia Keys record, and I hate to say it, but it's not good. 😑👎
— Cactus Howl (@CactusHowl) May 4, 2016
#OffKeys
And some want her to go back to her roots.
Alicia Keys new single is just not good. Need her to go back to Songs in A Minor.
— Kristopher Rodriguez (@KristopherRod) May 4, 2016
You ready?! I'm ready! New music... #InCommon 🎶🎹 https://t.co/pJAChQnHyohttps://t.co/Xat2npPmAl
— Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) May 4, 2016
The response has been super exciting for the singer.
Alicia Keys' new single "In Common" may be the best of her entire career https://t.co/pMdzS9xOK1 pic.twitter.com/kNO8QjuMA9
— Mic (@micnews) May 4, 2016
Loving the new Alicia Keys song! 2016 is not a year these artists came to play 😂.
— The Black Bill Gates (@_goldenxera_) May 4, 2016
The Tylt's own Adrian Arizmendi loves listening to the song as he works.
I literally can’t stop listening to this new Alicia Keys song https://t.co/70bMdKlLat
— Adrian Arizmendi (@arizerg) May 4, 2016
#OffKeys
Some are calling the song a rip off though!
this new Alicia keys song has been done a million times by someone you’ve probably never heard of. but we’ll praise her for being different.
— Patrice McDowell (@Aries_Noir) May 4, 2016
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