The Groove Armada bunny returns with a reinvigorated Mutya Buena. This song’s been doing the rounds for a while now, although it was only released last week (23 July 2007).

This, and Mutya’s last single will have critics wondering whether Sugababes have lost a key member. Let’s face it, with the electronic fuzz that dominates this single and the disco-pop sensibilities could have been a natural follow-on from the Sugababes’ Freak Like Me.

There’s even an inference in the lyrics of a possible spat between Mutya and her Sugababes replacement, Amelle Berrabah:

Sat there with some new girl what is this!
Dont panic panic Mutya, dont drive erratic. Hey!
That?s who has replaced me? What a diss!
Dont panic panic, dont act to manic manic!

Funny thing is, while Kiesha, Heidi and the other one are still relying very much on their feminine charms, you can see a musical and stylistic maturity with Mutya.

I wasn’t much of a fan of Mutya in the early days, but lately she’s impressed by working with some sharp writers and producers. Song 4 Mutya gets a massive thumbs up!