‘American Song Contest’ Winner AleXa Releases New Single ‘Back in Vogue’
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American Song Contest winner AleXa has released a new single called “Back in Vogue.” It’s off her new six-track EP Girls Gone Vogue, and it features a glitzy music video. Fans of her winning single “Wonderland” are sure to be satisfied.
AleXa Releases New Single ‘Back in Vogue’
The lyrics to “Back in Vogue” are in both English and Korean. As AleXa sings before the song’s chorus, “24 carat, looking amazing / It’s not what I’m wearing / It’s in the way that I walk and I talk.” She then tells listeners to clap their hands, because she’s “coming back into vogue.”
The song’s music video features some elaborate visuals that include scenes of outer space and group dance numbers. The clip was just released on Thursday night, and it’s already racked up over 2 million views from fans.
Girls Gone Vogue includes five new songs from the singer, as well as an instrumental version of “Back in Vogue.” The opening track, “Star,” features Moonbyul of the South Korean girl group Mamamoo. Other tracks include “Endorphine,” “Black Out,” and “Please Try Again.”
““I wanted the entire concept of the EP to be like musical numbers,” AleXa recently said of the new project. “From slow ballad to dance numbers, I wanted to input a variety of elements in this EP.”
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Fans Are Loving the Singer’s New Single
AleXa’s fans are sharing their love for “Back in Vogue” in the YouTube comments of the music video. As one fan wrote, “I have a feeling this is going to be one of AleXa’s biggest and greatest hits in history, everything about this comeback is amazing!”
Other commenters complimented the music video’s visuals, with one fan writing that they want to learn the choreography. Another fan wrote that the song is going to be stuck in their head. As of this writing, there are over 1,600 comments on the video.
AleXa competed on American Song Contest earlier this year, representing her home state of Oklahoma with the song “Wonderland.” She ended up winning the entire show.
