"Undone" Lyric Video from RealHaleyReinhart with Step Up Revolution footage:



This is the account Haley's people were using before the Vevo account.

Does this indicate "Undone" might be the next single?

It's a recognition of its popularity, I think.

The first fan-made lyric video for "Undone" has 130K views, but several lyrics wrong (even though it says "official" in the title)

Looks like a music video!

(08-15-2012, 06:36 PM)Miguel Wrote: Does this indicate "Undone" might be the next single?

Are you thinking that TPTB will change after it's been announced that "Oh My" is the next single, or that "Undone" might be following (rather rapidly) on the heels of the release of "Oh My"?

"Undone" is a powerful song and, as a result of the movie, it's obviously resonating with audiences.

They never announced "Oh My" as the next single.

Haley said at Lolla that she "hoped" it would be the next single

I just posted at IDF what if they released both "Undone" and "Oh My" as singles...?

What are the pitfalls?

Is it a financial risk?

They are two completely different songs, so wouldn't be competing against each other, and the type of thing that might get public notice ...

While it was thought Haley said at Lolla that "Oh My" would be her next single, she actually said something like she hoped it would be her next single.

That could mean Interscope hasn't committed to promoting a second single.

The last couple of days I've started thinking Ole is the most hands-on of late. The placement of "Undone" in the movie could be all their doing. This lyric video might be as well.

So could the placement of "Oh My" in Rookie Blue. I haven't watched the show before, but I know they feature several songs each episode. I will be curious to see if it's a straight licensing agreement or whether a disclaimer about Interscope paying promotional consideration will be shown like it was for 90210.

btw, in my initial post, I noted the unofficial "official" lyric video had over 120K views. It is up to 130K views now. So it generated about 8K hits in a day.

Please tell me Hales Is getting payed. for the use of her song's

(08-15-2012, 06:57 PM)Tusk Wrote: They never announced "Oh My" as the next single.

Haley said at Lolla that she "hoped" it would be the next single

I just posted at IDF what if they released both "Undone" and "Oh My" as singles...?

What are the pitfalls?

Is it a financial risk?

They are two completely different songs, so wouldn't be competing against each other, and the type of thing that might get public notice ...

Tusk, I stand (or more accurately, sit, for I am seated) corrected.

You pose a series of interesting questions. You're correct -- it doesn't seem as though the songs (releases, should a simultaneous release occur) would compete.

But I have this recurring question in my mind. Obviously, she has not "trotted" it out during the promos this spring. Perhaps that's because there was a "moratium" on it until the movie came out. However, if I recall correctly, it been said here that Haley has reacted somewhat surprised if someone said that "Undone" was his/her favorite off of the album. Haley always exudes such a positive and cheerful disposition. I wonder if Haley doesn't want to try to "avoid" where she has to go to make this song sound authentic?

I just received an email from HaleyReinhart@email.interscope.com (Haley's oficial newsletter) with this video and a message:

Quote:'Undone' Lyric Video

Hey HALIENS! Check out this special 'Undone' lyric video featuring clips
from this summers hit movie, 'Step Up Revolution.'

Does it mean something? ;s

It would actually be quite cool if both "Oh My!" and "Undone" were to be released as singles at the same time.

(08-15-2012, 08:19 PM)Rcul4u998 Wrote: It would actually be quite cool if both "Oh My!" and "Undone" were to be released as singles at the same time.

I agree
(But Polev at IDF says they would probably compete for radio airwaves/audience as they would be put in the same category, which would not be good)
At this point, trying something is better than doing nothing, or more of the same