Frontman Ryan Tedder calls it an appetizer for their impending fourth effort, due out later this year.
Its this short song and this huge burst of energy that you kind of dont see coming.
The biggest thing Im chasing is that, Wait a minute, what the f was that?
reaction, Tedder tells EW.
With first singles, youre looking for that unicorn in the woods kind of sound.
Just having a hit record doesnt really shift the needle.
Part of the reason I sing so high is because of Prince.
Apologize was such a weird remix of a record.
The perception of the band was so skewed.
Its a freaking playlist, Tedder says.
Our success has always been very quiet.
And this is the album where I think we decided to be less quiet and a lot bolder.
Hear Wherever I Go below, and listen to OneRepublics hit liston Spotify.
