A Dangerous Liaison

"A Dangerous Liaison" is a song written by Moodring. It was released as the band's second single on 8 Febuary 2010 and peaked at #9. It was the first single to feature L'mondrea Brown. The R&B song tells the tale of a cheating lover, the women involved finding out about eachother and how they react to the situation.
 
==Background==
"A Dangerous Liaison" was written by Bre Washington, Cassie Garcia and Mia Rose in February 2009 and was originally slated for a Summer release. However due to a combination of Bre Washington's pregnancy and Mia Rose leaving the band, the single was pushed back until February 2010, by this time new member L'mondrea Brown had settled in. The song was one of the first songs that the original lineup of Moodring wrote together and was chosen to be the debut single proper even before Alive was released. The song's sound has been compared to Before The Goodbye by Britney Spears but with more of an R&B edge. The song is a simple revenge song, where a cheating lover is exposed.
 
==Release and reception==
Moodring announced the single on 8 January 2010, gaining it's first radio airplay on 18 January. The song gained positive reviews from both critics and established artists although the revealed artwork was criticised, so was reprinted to give the band a sharper, cleaner image. It also bore Moodring's new official logo. 
==Music video==
The world premiere of the music video for "A Dangerous Liaison" was on 23 January 2010. The band were criticised for leaving it until two weeks before the single release but the band funded the whole project themselves. The video was directed by Cassie Garcia's brother Alejandro who also starred as the male antagonist. Just Ginger also had a role as one of the "Girlfriends" in the video. The general storyline of the video follows the three members of Moodring spotting their lover with eachother and teaming up with Just Ginger in a successful plot to expose him. Sadly the video did not receive much attention and was hardly requested on music video channels despite rave reviews of the single.
==Track listing==
;CD1
#A Dangerous Liaison
#Crazy No More
#Alive (L'mondrea Mix)
;CD2
#A Dangerous Liaison (Darling Violetta's Cruel Intentions Mix)
#A Dangerous Liaison (Kirby vs. Valmont et Cecile Mix)
#A Dangerous Liaison (G+J's VD is for Everyone Mix)
#A Dangerous Liaison (Butterscotch's Deep F**k Mix)
#A Dangerous Liaison (Official Video)
;Promo CD
#A Dangerous Liaison
 
===Credits===
* "A Dangerous Liaison", "Crazy No More" and "Alive" all written by Bre Washington, Cassie Garcia and Mia Rose. L'mondrea Brown does not receive writing credits as she was not in the band when the songs were written however credits are mostly stated as Moodring.
==Artwork==
Image:Adlcover.png|CD1
Image:Adlcover2.png|CD2
Image:Adloriginal.png|original art
 
==Chart performance==
 
Charts 	Positions	Sales 	Certifications
URAPS Top 40 Singles 	9 	128,047	Silver
URAPS Downloads Chart	7 	128,047	Silver
URAPS Top 40 Airplay 	21 	128,047	Silver
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"A Dangerous Liaison" entered the charts at number 9 on 14 February 2010, making it the band's highest charting single to date. It sold 35,426 copies in its first week. The single fell to number 11 in its second week with sales of 27,893 copies. "A Dangerous Liaison" has sold 128,047 copies to date and spent 9 weeks in the top 40. The song debuted at number 30 on the Urapopstar Airplay 40 on 7 February 2010. It peaked at 21 on 28 February 2010 and has so far spent 9 weeks on the chart. Finally, "A Dangerous Liaison" entered the download chart on 7 February 2010 at number 11. It rose to number 7 for its second and final week.
 
==Cover Versions==
 
Beau Aberjide covered the song for Uraps Idol 11 presents... Encore. He also performed the song on Uraps Idol 11, and performed Shackles (Praise You) with the girls on the finale show. Becca Hayworth covered the song for a performance on WALK-FM. Sinopia Skies performed the track on Uraps Idol: Second Chance.
 
Category: 2010 singles