Jade Thirlwall says she is more than happy to keep riding on the back of the new-found success of her debut solo song Angel Of My Dreams – two years after bringing it out
Jade Thirlwall plans to shamelessly ‘milk the f***’ out of Angel Of My Dreams’ resurgence in the wake of her debut song going viral – two years after it was released.
The former Little Mix star was left gobsmacked when streaming of her song exploded globally after Kylie Jenner walked to the track during the Victoria’s Secret show last week.
The moment catapulted Jade, and her BRIT nominated song – Angel Of My Dreams – to a completely new level of fame Stateside.
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Kylie, 29, walked in the iconic Fantasy Bra on October 18, and gave a powerful platform to the song.
After she appeared on the catwalk, streams for Jade’s song shot online up to 284,000 – a huge 1,434 per cent rise. Angel Of My Dreams later entered Spotify’s US Daily Top Songs at Number 197..
Jade is planning to make the most of this new found success.
“I’m milking the f**k out of this song,” she said in an interview with Rolling Stone. “I’ve got no shame right now, and I’m proud to say it. When something’s taking off, you’ve got to hit the ground running.
“All of my team around me, the minute it started having its resurgence, everyone was like that clip in The Office where everyone’s scrambling.
“I know how hard I’ve worked for this, and I have had a bit of a tough year as well, just personally. I was wrapping up the year writing with Mike Sabath, and having a lot of friends around me, and just being really proud of myself just for getting through this year.”
Jade told the Mirror at the Mercury Prize Awards: “It’s just been mental and I can’t believe what’s been going on.”
Sharing what advice she would give to younger women, Jade added: “Always believe in your dream and keep practising. You have to believe it more than anybody else.”
Meanwhile, Mike Sabath, who produced the track, said it was “crazy” to have two bodies of his work nominated at the awards. He was nominated with Raye’s This Music May Contain Hope.
“It’s crazy. I mean, England has been so good to the artists I work with and me, so I’m stoked,” Mike said. Speaking about Angel Of My Dreams, he added: “I’ve loved that song. England held it down with that song.”
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