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"Kisses Down Low" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Kelly Rowland and is the first single from her fourth studio album Talk a Good Game. The song was written by Rowland, Marquel Middlebrooks, Timothy and Theron Thomas and Michael Williams, the latter of whom also produced the song under his production moniker, Mike WiLL Made It. Complemented for its bedroom-themed lyrics and steamy content, "Kisses Down Low" was released on February 1, 2013, serving as the lead single from Talk a Good Game.
The Colin Tilley-directed music video features colorful scenes, featuring several different pin-up looks and multiple vibrant wigs and costumes. Critics noted similarities between the video for "Kisses Down Low" and "Say My Name" by Rowland's former band Destiny's Child, in addition to multiple videos by Rowland's former band mate Beyoncé Knowles.
A reviewer from Rap-Up described the song as a "bedroom banger". A writer for UK magazine Fact magazine wrote that "Kisses Down Low" as memorable as 2011 world-beater "'Motivation', it's a step-up from previous single, "Ice". Carl Williott of Idolator liked the song describing it as a "sluggishly shimmering track" and along with "Ice" " it's shaping up to be quite the steamy affair." Meanwhile not all reviews for the song were positive, in a review in The Sowetan, an editor said that Rowland's vocals were stronger than what was displayed in "Kisses Down Low". The reviewer said "to be honest, the song, produced by Mike WiLL Made It, doesn't really challenge her vocal abilities, which we believe are a lot stronger, but who said a girl can't play around in the studio every now and then?!
"The music video for "Kisses Down Low" was directed by Colin Tilley. On February 10, 2013, Rowland posted behind-the-scenes video, Rowland spoke about the theme of the video saying, "I’m so excited about this video. The theme is fun and flirty and pinup. The makeup is poppin’, the hair is poppin’, the styling is so cool, but it feels just really flirty. I wanted to bring that out of the song instead of making it as racy." The video premiered on VEVO on March 12, 2013.
Sam Lansky from Idolator, gave the video a mixed review writing, " it’s not the most thrilling video we’ve ever seen — all those splashy hues and chic looks don’t entirely make up for a feeling that it’s all a little insubstantial — but it’s certainly not bad to look at." John Boone from E! Online compared the video to a number of other music videos by Rowland's former band Destiny's Child, in particular "Say My Name" and former band mate Beyoncé's music videos: "Countdown", "Video Phone", "1+1", "Kitty Kat" and "Why Don't You Love Me?".
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"Kisses Down Low" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Kelly Rowland and is the first single from her fourth studio album Talk a Good Game. The song was written by Rowland, Marquel Middlebrooks, Timothy and Theron Thomas and Michael Williams, the latter of whom also produced the song under his production moniker, Mike WiLL Made It. Complemented for its bedroom-themed lyrics and steamy content, "Kisses Down Low" was released on February 1, 2013, serving as the lead single from Talk a Good Game.
The Colin Tilley-directed music video features colorful scenes, featuring several different pin-up looks and multiple vibrant wigs and costumes. Critics noted similarities between the video for "Kisses Down Low" and "Say My Name" by Rowland's former band Destiny's Child, in addition to multiple videos by Rowland's former band mate Beyoncé Knowles.
A reviewer from Rap-Up described the song as a "bedroom banger". A writer for UK magazine Fact magazine wrote that "Kisses Down Low" as memorable as 2011 world-beater "'Motivation', it's a step-up from previous single, "Ice". Carl Williott of Idolator liked the song describing it as a "sluggishly shimmering track" and along with "Ice" " it's shaping up to be quite the steamy affair." Meanwhile not all reviews for the song were positive, in a review in The Sowetan, an editor said that Rowland's vocals were stronger than what was displayed in "Kisses Down Low". The reviewer said "to be honest, the song, produced by Mike WiLL Made It, doesn't really challenge her vocal abilities, which we believe are a lot stronger, but who said a girl can't play around in the studio every now and then?!
"The music video for "Kisses Down Low" was directed by Colin Tilley. On February 10, 2013, Rowland posted behind-the-scenes video, Rowland spoke about the theme of the video saying, "I’m so excited about this video. The theme is fun and flirty and pinup. The makeup is poppin’, the hair is poppin’, the styling is so cool, but it feels just really flirty. I wanted to bring that out of the song instead of making it as racy." The video premiered on VEVO on March 12, 2013.
Sam Lansky from Idolator, gave the video a mixed review writing, " it’s not the most thrilling video we’ve ever seen — all those splashy hues and chic looks don’t entirely make up for a feeling that it’s all a little insubstantial — but it’s certainly not bad to look at." John Boone from E! Online compared the video to a number of other music videos by Rowland's former band Destiny's Child, in particular "Say My Name" and former band mate Beyoncé's music videos: "Countdown", "Video Phone", "1+1", "Kitty Kat" and "Why Don't You Love Me?".
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