Sia presents "One Million Bullets"

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Sia has revealed a new song from her upcoming album, 'This Is Acting', that work that includes a series of songs that Sia herself composed for other artists and that in the end ended up stored in a drawer. From this 'This Is Acting' two songs had already been revealed, 'Alive' and 'Bird Set Free', both composed for the recently released '25' by Adele and which were ultimately discarded by the British.

On this occasion Sia presents us with a song entitled 'One Millon Bullets', once again in that line so "Sia" in which the song begins, letting us intuit the intention of 'power ballad' to reach the chorus by multiplying by five all the «power» and giving left and right all the high notes of which it can boast so much. Now the question would be: Does 'One Million Bullets' work? The answer is easy and I suppose many will agree with me: «Yes ... but it would work better if it had not appeared after two songs that already followed the same pattern, 'Alive' and 'Bird Set Free'». Yes, Sia is spectacular, but it cannot be denied that many - very many - of their songs follow absolutely the same pattern, and that's not so good anymore ... and even less when it comes to presenting a new album.

But his most staunch fans will surely be like crazy singing in repeat mode the three songs of 'This Is Acting' that we have discovered, and looking forward to the arrival of next January 29 to be able to put the glove on this new work of Sia that , by the way, It is said that he is not the only one who has finished. Could it be that we will have another Sia album around the corner? That would be a hit.


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