Not many acts have a second album that lives up to the success and hype of a gargantuan debut album like Bruno Mars’ “Doo Wops and Hooligans”. That album spawned multiple No.1 singles and sold millions of copies worldwide, solidifying Mars as arguably the biggest current solo male artist in the world. His second album “Unorthodox Jukebox” has managed to dodge the sophomore slump to throw more hits into Bruno’s already impressive catalogue.

Following global No.1’s “Locked Out Of Heaven” and “When I Was Your Man”, and the funky “Treasure”, Bruno is releasing “Gorilla” as the album’s fourth single. With a glorious music video directed by the man himself, this track once again demonstrates Mr Mars’ huge versatility, and is made for stadiums. Which is suitable considering Bruno’s Superbowl 2014 headline slot; a huge pinnacle of any musicians career and a sign that the world has accepted Bruno Mars as…