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Madonna’s Sleeper Hit ‘Ghosttown’ Will Get Tidal Video Premiere

Madonna’s Sleeper Hit ‘Ghosttown’ Will Get Tidal Video Premiere


Madonna performs "Ghosttown."
Madonna has done something very rare in today’s music world. Usually, when a major artist releases a flop single (“Living for Love”) off a new album (Rebel Heart), they and the album are finished for the time being. However, Madonna, once again, appears to bucking another trend as “Ghosttown” is on track to become her biggest hit in years.
Madonna’s “Ghosttown” is already her biggest Adult Contemporary single since “The Power of Goodbye” in 1998, and it is starting to take off at Top 40 radio, a format which usually shuns any star who is over 40. According to The Pulse music boards, “Ghosttown” is receiving regular airplay for Madonna at New York’s Z100 and Miami’s Y100, two of the biggest Top 40 radio stations in the country. “Ghosttown” is also starting to make inroads at Top 40 radio stations in Boston, North Carolina, and Dallas.
The resurrection of Madonna’s latest era with “Ghosttown” is very similar to how Christina Aguilera’s Stripped album and era were resurrected with the song “Beautiful” in late 2002. Her first single from that album, “Dirty,” was an absolute flop, but the negativity was forgotten when “Beautiful” became a generational anthem. Madonna will continue her promotion of “Ghosttown” this week when the video for the song premieres on Jay-Z’s controversial new Tidal streaming service. YouTube has a preview of the dark “Ghosttown” video.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1984060/madonnas-sleeper-hit-ghosttown-will-get-tidal-video-premiere/#Zck2EMXZjWMaSfZM.99

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