The quartet doesn't skip a beat without their fifth member.
The ladies of Fifth Harmony don't miss a beat without their former member.
The quartet released the music video for their new single, "Down," on Thursday -- and it is fierce and fab!
WATCH: Fifth Harmony Debuts New Single, 'Down,' First Without Camila Cabello
The video is directed by James Larese and is FH's first without ex-member Camila Cabello. The neon delight begins with Dinah Jane, Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui and Ally Brooke Hernandez getting out of a black SUV and going into their respective motel rooms. The ladies then pose and give smoldering looks while they sing their verses. The four singers then reunite and dance seductively to choreographed steps in the parking lot before Gucci Mane makes his appearance.
WATCH: Fifth Harmony Delivers First Performance Without Camila Cabello
Fifth Harmony received such a great response from their Harmonizers that they quickly took to social media to thank their fans.
"THIS REACTION IS AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH! LOVE MY GIRLS! SO PROUD OF US ☺️@NormaniKordei @LaurenJauregui @dinahjane97," Brooke tweeted.
Jauregui highlighted her favorite moments from the video, tweeting, "Ok so my favorite parts are the fact that Dinah's in that bomb ass cheetah suit w/ her natural curls, mani's verse f**k me up, Ally's floor Choreo? that look back is classic, the pool scene, & @gucci1017 lookin FIRE w/ that lighting (and the flamingos on top of the wall?)."
Meanwhile, Jane embraced her natural hair and complimented her gals!
"This is my first time embracing my natural hair in a music video ? she was bouncing everywheeeeree," she shared.
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The singers recently dished on their upcoming album, telling Billboard, "We have some strong pop melodies, but also some dark, urban sounds as well as some flavor too, some R&B flares," Brooke explained. "It really is pretty versatile. It's a wide range, and we're really excited because you hear our different elements in this album more than ever before."
"I think the other cool thing too is that we were creatively involved this time around. We co-wrote more than half of our album," Kordei shared. "So it means more."
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