The girls are joined by Ty Dolla $ign in the video for the lead single off their upcoming sophomore album, which is scheduled to hit the stores on May 20.
- Feb 27, 2016
AceShowbiz - As promised, Fifth Harmony returned on Friday, February 26 with their new single. The ladies dropped on the day "Work From Home", a collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign which will lead their upcoming second album, "7/27".
They also shared online the song's official music video, which finds the five of them working on a construction site where they sing, dance and get flirty with some hunky co-workers. Ty also joins the girls in the clip, appearing in overalls and carrying a sledgehammer while rapping his verse.
"Work From Home" is the first preview of Fifth Harmony's new LP, which is scheduled to come out on May 20 and is now available for pre-order on iTunes. The upbeat and fun tune, built on the infectious beat, understandably draws comparisons to the group's current biggest hit to date, "Worth It".
The band's Normani Kordei admits in a chat with Entertainment Weekly that the two songs have similar styles and that's why they picked "Work" as their first single. However, she says "Work" is still different from their previous hit. "They're still different," she explains. "And just creatively, we think it's a really cool song. It's chill, it's not too much. The beat just rides. There's something electrifying about it. It's sexy, but it's cool."
