Cheryl Cole and David Guetta to work together?

With all the recent media frenzy about Girls Aloud getting back together in 2012 (possibly for the Olympics), it's easy to forget that this time last year the lovely Cheryl Cole was gearing up to release her second solo album.

The possibility still remains that before any GA reunion comes about she may quite reasonably make it a hat-trick by releasing a third solo record - leading to the question, who would she work with?

Will.I.Am's involvement seems a given. His stamp was all over Cheryl's last two albums and going by their intense friendship, it seems only natural that he'd remain at the helm for a third solo effort. But today a number of news sources suggest that Will might rope in pal David Guetta too.

This is rather exciting. There are so many Guetta-produced tracks in the charts these days many would be inclined to say his sound has become completely ubiquitous. But looking back to the beginnings of his 'Imperial Phase', 2009's brilliant Sexy Chick, you begin to get the idea of just how potentially amazing a Cheryl/Guetta collab could be.

Back then, you couldn't enter a club without hearing Sexy Chick at least twice in one night. It's success was immense, in many ways ushering in an era of increasingly dance-influenced urban tracks.

It's a sound Cheryl herself is no stranger to - Messy Little Raindrops was notably more dance orientated than her debut. Yeah Yeah and Waiting, praised by many fans as two of the strongest tracks from the album, were full on dance stormers, and it's easy to see how Guetta's involvement could further Cheryl's music down this avenue.

As for when or if said collab will ever actually materialise, we'll have to wait... But it bodes very well indeed.

(Video) The Saturdays - All Fired Up

A new Saturdays video is always guaranteed to be hot. It's a fact. A basic principle. A law of physics.

Beyond that though, the possibilities are endless. And with a track as bewilderingly epic as dance-athon All Fired Up, the freedom and potential to create all manner of amazing-visual-spectacle is there for the taking.

Now, we're currently getting super-excited over the fact there's going to be an 'Extended' Xenomania mix of the track. You need only look to past masterpieces such as this and this to get an idea of how important this is.

Back to the video - for a song that is in many ways The Saturdays own unique take on a Sexy No No No style UberPop stomper, the video too goes down that route of glossy, black latex glad girls. For the Sats, it's new, edgy and artier than they've ever been before - they writhe seductively, dancing across a watery floor.

It's pretty mesmerizing stuff - bold and massively colourful, like every aspect of the single itself. A thing of many parts, a creature of constantly evolving power and possibility.

Oh, and we're absolutely addicted to Una's 'keep me on your radar...' outro.

All Fired Up is released on the 4th September and can be pre-ordered here.