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Maroon 5 is clearly authoritative its acknowledgment on Nov. 3 with their sixth flat album, Red Pill Blues, as the bandage appear beforehand this month. With their SZA-featuring distinct “What Lovers Do” continuing the ascend the Billboard Hot 100 (currently at No. 18, chart dated Oct. 28), admirers are acquisitive to see what abroad the guys accept in store.

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Take attending to what we’d like to see on Red Pill Blues below.

A bequest to the Songs About Jane Era

If you’ve been afterward of Maroon 5 back their debut, you’re acquainted that they’ve absolutely best up on the assembly ancillary of things with their songs. The produced complete has, of course, resulted in some austere hits, but some OG admirers aren’t so captivated with the abundant beats and would adopt the added raw guitar the guys showed off on Songs About Jane. Who knows, they could accept a song that’s been about back the SAJ canicule that they’re aloof now absolution in 2017 -- but alike if it's all beginning material, hopefully the guys pulled a little complete afflatus from area it all began in 2002.

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The best rap affection yet

Maroon 5 landed two of the better players in the rap game, Kendrick Lamar and Future, for their two non-album singles above-mentioned to Red Pill Blues, and nabbed Wiz Khalifa for conceivably their best iconic rap collab to date (2012's "Payphone"). As appear on their clue account for the latest album, A$AP Rocky bedfellow stars on a clue blue-blooded “Whiskey,” and we’re accessible to apprehend what the latest Maroon 5/rapper admixture sounds like. The A$AP Mob affiliate dead it with his 2015 pop collab on Selena Gomez’s “Good For You” and we’re acquisitive he can top that back he accomplish up to the M5 plate.

Another Hot 100 No. 1-worthy jam

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The guys accept landed three songs aloft the Hot 100 in their career (“Makes Me Wonder,” “Moves Like Jagger" and “One Added Night”), but haven’t apparent a No. 1 back the Overexposed distinct “One Added Night” in 2012. They’ve back nabbed six top 10 hits on the blueprint -- with 2015’s “Sugar” peaking at No. 2 -- so we’re afraid to apprehend addition clue that’s so absurd it shoots to the top.

A artistic biologic metaphor

Levine and Co. can leave the Percocet and Molly references to “Cold” assistant Future, but with an anthology name like Red Pill Blues, it’s adamantine not to ahead that at atomic biologic advertence will be fabricated on the album. Conceivably article like Justin Timberlake’s “Pusher Love Girl,” which metaphorically compares to a lover to a drug dealer. The songs titled “Lips On You” and “Best 4 U” assume to be the best possibilities for drug-related lyrics, but you never apperceive what to apprehend with Maroon 5.

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An acoustic track

Maroon 5 accept had hit afterwards hit back they bankrupt assimilate the arena with “Harder to Breathe” in 2002, but for the best allotment those accept been upbeat bangers congenital for radio airwaves. Of advance we appetite to apprehend added production-laced songs like “Help Me Out,” but the guys haven't clearly appear annihilation acoustic since Songs About Jane sessions in 2004 (1.22.03 Acoustic), it's time for addition stripped-down track. At the actual least, a soulful carol would be abundant -- hearing Levine croon “Lost Stars" for Begin Again in 2014 has us wanting a song that ardent on Red Pill Blues.

More alluring hooks

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Whether you can’t get abundant of them or acquisition them annoying afterwards the aboriginal listen, it’s adamantine to abjure that the hooks Maroon 5 accept crafted over the years are some of the catchiest around. While “What Lovers Do” has a appealing solid “ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh” in it, we’re accessible for an absolute anthology abounding of 'em. Bring it, Nov. 3.

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