The album has already spawned a hit single with yet another earworm, the track “Payphone.” Yet reviews of the album have been mixed, with Entertainment Weekly saying Maroon 5 “barely sound like a band” or the Washington Post calling it “shiny and ridiculously pleasurable, which is different than saying it’s good.”īut calling out Maroon 5 on the details of their presentation or sound is missing the point. The band clearly knows how they’re now perceived, which is why they’ve titled their new album “Overexposed,” a reference to their omnipresence on the pop scene. So the news of Maroon 5 returning with a new album almost comes as an anticlimax since their songs have never really gone away.
All of these songs – and more – not only got tons of radio play, but became the kind of musical staples you couldn’t escape, whether it was hearing them in the supermarket or at weddings.
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