'I'm looking for fresh sounds that just kind of cut through,' Jason adds. 'A lot of times, the radio can feel a little redundant 'cause everybody's trying to chase the hit, right? 'Lemme make a song like that, because this worked, it might work for me!' I'm doing an exact opposite.' 'And then I try to find fresh sounds every time.I'm always on the prowl for something that just stands stands apart from what's going on,' he notes. 'No matter what language we speak, no matter where we're from, melodies are what get us attracted to a song.' I think melody is most important, because that's what speaks to us all,' he tells ABC News. From 'Whatcha Say' and 'Talk Dirty,' to 'Trumpets' and 'Savage Love,' his songs are all over the map, which is what Jason says is the key to his success: Always come up with something different - but don't forget one basic rule. is an official news provider for .Ĭopyright /CBS Local - Excerpted here with permission.ABC News/Frame GrabNot many artists on the charts today can say they've been releasing hits for more than 10 years, but Jason Derulo is one of them.

He then laments that he 'just can't stop thinking about you every day no I can't stop now' and that he 'never meant to fall in love.' 'Cheyenne' is a brand new song off Derulo's upcoming album, Everything Is 4, which will be released on June 2. As the sound of cop cars are heard in the distance Derulo enters, admitting that, 'I'm a little unsure how it got so complicated.'

The song begins with pounding on doors as a friend warns him to leave because somebody called the cops.

Here is the recap: () Jason Derulo looks back with regret on lost love on his new song 'Cheyenne.' The danceable track showcases Derulo's impressive falsetto but throughout the three-and-a-half-minute song it's hard not to think of him singing about his ex Jordin Sparks on the emotional track. On Wednesday Jason Derulo Laments Lost Love On New Song 'Cheyenne' was a top story. Jason Derulo Laments Lost Love On New Song 'Cheyenne' (Recap)

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