The musical Irish family first took a break from creating new material back in 2006, but it's good to know that even after nine years of non-activity, they can still produce songs that worm into fans' ears and hearts.
Food World News reported that their new track, "Bring On The Night," off their upcoming album "White Light," "still sounds a lot like the beloved band."
Recorded at Church Studios, the song's music video features the siblings, Andrea (41), Sharon (45), Caroline (42) and Jim (50), doing what they do best - playing instruments and singing their own songs.
Digital Spy called The Corrs' new song "a wistful affair with a rousing chorus and flutters of Irish folk music."
The second sibling, Sharon, told Malton Mercury that music was part of the "fabric of us," with it being a family affair.
"It is absolutely who we are," she added. "This is what we do, so it's not really a revelation from that point of view if you know what I mean. This is what we do so we're just doing it."
This new musical endeavor also came with approval with another musical legend.
U2's lead singer, Bono, already listened to the album and he liked it. He previously told Irish Times that he "had just heard a song called 'Ellis Island' from The Corrs' new album. They just played it for me. It is a really, really special song."
Youngest sibling Andrea also told RTE that the rock legend gave their album a thumbs up after listening to it.
"He has heard it all," she revealed. "We're very fortunate to have him as a friend and also in certain ways a bodyguard. I will often go to him with, 'what do you think of this?' He has been so supportive and really loves the record."
Listen to The Corrs' new song, "Bring On The Night," here and see if Bono was right.
