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Now United’s song “Jump” was described by member Any Gabrielly as more electronic and “dark” in vibe, yet still happy. The description appeared in an October 11, 2021 report about the group filming the song’s music video in Portugal.
What did Any Gabrielly say about “Jump”?
In a statement quoted by POPline on October 11, 2021, Gabrielly said the song was very different and had “a more electronic, more ‘dark’ vibe,” while remaining “very happy.” She also teased a surprise connected to the song and encouraged fans to watch when it came out.
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POPline reproduced her words in Portuguese: “Tem uma surpresa vindo nessa música. Quando sair, vocês têm que assistir. Mas a música é muito diferente. Tem uma vibe mais eletrônica, mais ‘dark’, mas ainda é muito feliz. Espero que vocês gostem quando sair, porque vai ficar muito lindo.” In English: “There’s a surprise coming in this song. When it comes out, you have to watch it. But the song is very different. It has a more electronic, more ‘dark’ vibe, but it’s still very happy. I hope you like it when it comes out, because it’s going to be really beautiful.” This is a translation of the reported Portuguese quotation, not an independently verified official translation.
What was happening when she described it?
The song in the report was “Jump,” then described as unreleased. The group was filming its music video in Portugal, and Portuguese outlet Visão Jovem followed the filming. The report does not specify the filming date or a location within Portugal.
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What the report does—and does not—establish
Gabrielly’s comments offer a brief preview of the track’s intended contrast: a darker, electronic feel alongside a happy mood. The report is about that description and the video shoot. It does not establish when “Jump” was released, whether it is currently available to listen to, or how it was later received.
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