Crystal Kay previews a new song "My heart beat" in a commercial and prepares for another tour *Crickets chirp*

Crystal Kay is keeping that shit MOVING. Home girl is doing stage plays with n***a's in EXILE and only dropped a single with them a couple of weeks ago and she's grinding with more new material. NEW MATERIAL! Crystal's latest is titled "My heart beat" and is tied in with a commercial. But before you get excited, this isn't a song for SoftBack, Au KDDI, Lancôme or Suntory. But for a flask. Crystal has downgraded from a budget range of instant coffee to a flask. Home girl cannot catch a break for an endorsement deal. Namie made more yen with her last TV commercial tie in alone than Crystal has made in endorsement deals over the course of her 14 year career.

You can view the flask commercials here. The 2 commercials and the behind the scenes video all feature different sections of the song. If the site loads as slow as it did when I tried to check it out because of Japan and their gangsta bandwidth hungry Flash embeds, you can listen to a preview of the song ripped from the behind the scenes video below.

"My heart beat" is co-written by Christian Fast and Henrick Nordenback who also co-wrote "Haru arashi" and "Memory box" from Crystal's critically acclaimed flop Vivid. These guys also co-wrote "In the spotlight (Tokyo) and "Only you" from Namie's Uncontrolled. The song will be available on iTunes from February 27. But I'm not holding my breath for it to even feature single artwork let alone a music video. But it's great (as always) that Crystal is staying active and I'm liking the song. It's nice, upbeat and easy breezy. Fans may hate on the pop and C Kay's abandonment of R&B. But I don't care what music she does as long as it sounds hot. And can't nobody tell me that Vivid was not a hot album and that "My heart beat" does not sound like a jam.

Crystal will also be embarking on her second acoustic tour in March: Crystal café 2013. There are currently 5 dates and Crystal will be doing 2 gigs in Shibuya and hitting up Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka. With this being Crystal's second acoustic tour coming off the back of the release of her live Vivid gig, I really hope Universal release a Crystal café live album. I'd give CD Japan my dolla for that without a doubt.

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