DNA
Loaded with personality, *DNA* firmly places Little Mix in pop\'s premier division. While singles “Wings” and “Change Your Life” are ludicrously catchy self-empowerment anthems, there\'s also a playful side on display, not least on the manic electro-throb of “Madhouse,” the marching band experimentation of “Stereo Soldier,” and the summery throwback track “How Ya Doin’?” The stone classic here, however, is the futuristic title cut—a song that fuses camp theatrics, pulsating R&B, and a chorus so immaculate it will leave you breathless.
We didn't know how lucky we were. In five short years, we've fallen from the Sugababes and Girls Aloud to the Saturdays and Little Mix.
Little Mix's debut is an efficient compendium of contemporary pop sounds, but flatters to deceive, writes <strong>Ally Carnwath</strong>
At times, Little Mix's debut sounds like pop music just as it should be – but they're no good at ballads, writes <strong>Rebecca Nicholson</strong>