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I wish the current state of pop music could be as simple, beautiful and elegant as “Flatline” by Mutya Keisha Siobhan. This is one song that should and will go straight to the top of the charts with no desperate promo strategies, no back-stabbing and stan war dramas. Just put the music out there and it will speak for itself.

I’ve been waiting years for this Mutya Keisha Siobhan single and “Flatline” couldn’t be a more perfect song to ring in MKS’s triumphant return to pop. This video mirrors the simplicity of their first debut album, before all the line-up changes (actually I didn’t mind Heidi, but she’s no Siobhan is she is?), before the “we must go glam or go home” imagery and before the comparisons to Girls Aloud. It’s just Mutya Keisha Siobhan taking it back, back to their roots.

Quite frankly, Mutya Keisha Siobhan can do no wrong here. This is what music is supposed to be about and there is a reason I don’t mind having this one on pre-order for 70 years…



Raj Rudolph
Founder/Editor-In-Chief

Rajan Rudolph has been an electronic pop music obsessive ever since he heard Madonna's iconic debut album in the 80s. When he couldn't stop playing "Music For The Masses" by Depeche Mode, he instantly knew that electronic and pop music would be his life-long passion. Rajan is a dual citizen of the US and the UK and has lived in London since the summer of 2000. He created EQ Music as a passion project from the ground up having interviewed some of the biggest names in pop like Lady Gaga, Sia, Mika, Kelis, Robyn and every member of the Scissor Sisters. EQ Music is one of the UK's longest running influential pop blogs, regularly hosting showcase nights for emerging and established pop acts in the British capital. Rajan is also a full-time digital tech professional working at Warner Bros. Discovery and has contracted for MTV, Google, Huffington Post, Vogue, GQ and WIRED.