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So they didn't win X Factor. But they are topping charts and gaining fame like you wouldn't believe. The group seem to reinvent themselves with every single. And now heart throb boy band JLS have unveiled their next single. "Love You More" is actually a nice change from the likes of the band's recent tracks which include "Everybody In Love, Beat Again and The Club Is Alive." "Love You More" stands as their first ballad single. And quite lovely and traditional it is too. It's for children in need and demonstrates some luscious layered harmonies, as well as the dreamiest, most romantic we've heard for a while. Even more of a change is that it's the band's first self written track! Well done boys!
Their latest offering, "Love You More," is not only a sure-fire hit, but also the official charity single for the BBC's Children in Need Appeal for this year and it's an "It's an honor for us to be part of such a fantastic charity" Marvin Humes says. Proceeds from the track will go to Children In Need and will help change the lives of some of the most disadvantaged children in the world. Money raised from the single will go towards helping kids around the country. The song comes with a suitably 'mature' black and white video, it was clever cause it highlights the song's spirit.
After the fun but gimmicky "Club Is Alive," JLS are moving in an entirely different direction on slushy new ballad "Love You More," as a soulful ballad which sees the boys demonstrating their smooth R&B vocals with tender, heartfelt lyrics. It sounds like Westlife, basically. JLS have gone all Backstreet Boys in their new video "Love you More." JLS mope around in a bar looking lovelorn in the brand new video for "Love You More." The boy band look sad as they sit down in a bar wailing that they want to love the object of their affections just a 'little bit more.' The video a bit of a cliched black and white effort, but the song holds up fine. They're finally doing a power ballad type, which seems the most logical step in their career.
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