I cannot stand when one track under performs and then the label stops the campaign, so...
Single #4: Faster, #5: Promise Me, #6: Get Ready, Get Set
Simple. The Saturdays are single sellers. Their first album sold loads on a fluke and a strange pop-craze in the album charts (e.g. Pixie Lott, JLS, etc.) so if the label keeps expecting this it's silly. Their singles are their trademark. If each of those singles sold around 200,000 (Too optimistic?) then the approx. single sales for the On Your Radar era would be around one million. That's something!
There's life in this album yet. It suffered from being overshadowed by the Christmas regulars, and the whole group drama (Una's pregnancy and Frankie's part-time membership).
Single #4: Faster, #5: Promise Me, #6: Get Ready, Get Set
Simple. The Saturdays are single sellers. Their first album sold loads on a fluke and a strange pop-craze in the album charts (e.g. Pixie Lott, JLS, etc.) so if the label keeps expecting this it's silly. Their singles are their trademark. If each of those singles sold around 200,000 (Too optimistic?) then the approx. single sales for the On Your Radar era would be around one million. That's something!

There's life in this album yet. It suffered from being overshadowed by the Christmas regulars, and the whole group drama (Una's pregnancy and Frankie's part-time membership).





