Exclusive Stream: The Cranberries Return With 'Tomorrow'

The Cranberries

Jess Baumung

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Irish alt-rockers the Cranberries will release Roses, their first record in over a decade on February 13th. The album, which was recorded by the reunited quartet with longtime producer Stephen Street, includes "Tomorrow," a crisp, catchy number that serves as an ideal showcase for frontwoman Dolores O'Riordan's lovely, heavily accented voice. "'Tomorrow' is reflecting on the fact that life goes by so quickly," O'Riordan told Rolling Stone. "Sometimes we should follow our intuition, trust our instincts and go for it!"

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Song Stories

“Push It”

Salt-N-Pepa | 1987

Originating as a B side to their cover of the Stax classic “Tramp,” Cheryl “Salt” James, Sandi “Pepa” Denton and Dee Dee “DJ Spinderella” Roper came up with the goods on this career-making, Grammy-nominated platinum single about working it on the dancefloor. “Push It” has been sampled and spliced to death since it debuted in 1987, yet the original track is as fresh and fly as when SNP — among the few original women of hip-hop — debuted it. “Most men will never believe ‘Push It’ was never about sex,” said James. “And that’s why the record went to Number One,” said Denton. “Everybody thought it was about sex.”

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