The Aussie superstar released her last original track, Galaxy, back in 2017, and although she shared a new version of the classic All I Wanna Do in 2020, she’s shied away from pop until now.
The Promiscuous hitmaker and the Australian star have joined forced on the fierce track, which marks Nelly’s first release since her 2018 track Sticks and Stones with Metro.
Lifted from the hotel heiress’ self-titled debut album, the single became a UK Top 5 hit and topped the US Dance Chart, marking Paris’ successful transition to pop.
Co-written by Una, singer-songwriter Megan O’Neill and the song’s producer, Alex Maile, the track is about finding strength and bravery to leave a toxic situation, with the lyrics including fun and playful metaphors while still representing the meaningful core theme of the song.
Released earlier this month, the single is laced with slick electric guitars, pulsing electronics and a soaring vocal from the superstar, offering another taste of what’s to come from her new album, ‘Chemistry’.
According to a press release, the single is “aimed at geo-political induced strife” and in an accompanying statement, Bryan explains the track was written “in response to worldwide conflicts, lack of constructive peace talks, and the billions of dollars spent by governments to fund these endless and aimless wars”.
The Year 3000 group are celebrating their 20th anniversary with a new greatest hits album of re-recorded classics featuring an extended line-up of guests.
The track is the first to be lifted from the Aussie star’s upcoming album, ‘Tension’, and has taken the world by storm, becoming her most-successful single in over a decade.
The anniversary celebration of her classic fourth album is out June 16 on London Records as a CD+DVD set, along with Picture Disc Vinyl, Cassette and 7CD Box Set, comprising new artwork and liner notes, bonus tracks and B-sides, unarchived mixes and a swathe of newly commissioned remixes.
Due June 2, the track is the follow-up to Too Much Music, Devil Came Down The Dancefloor (feat Amber Martin) and I Used To Be In Love, with his latest offering an upbeat ode to being the last one at the party.
The Aussie superstar released her last original track, Galaxy, back in 2017, and although she shared a new version of the classic All I Wanna Do in 2020, she’s shied away from pop until now.
The Promiscuous hitmaker and the Australian star have joined forced on the fierce track, which marks Nelly’s first release since her 2018 track Sticks and Stones with Metro.
Lifted from the hotel heiress’ self-titled debut album, the single became a UK Top 5 hit and topped the US Dance Chart, marking Paris’ successful transition to pop.
Co-written by Una, singer-songwriter Megan O’Neill and the song’s producer, Alex Maile, the track is about finding strength and bravery to leave a toxic situation, with the lyrics including fun and playful metaphors while still representing the meaningful core theme of the song.
Released earlier this month, the single is laced with slick electric guitars, pulsing electronics and a soaring vocal from the superstar, offering another taste of what’s to come from her new album, ‘Chemistry’.
According to a press release, the single is “aimed at geo-political induced strife” and in an accompanying statement, Bryan explains the track was written “in response to worldwide conflicts, lack of constructive peace talks, and the billions of dollars spent by governments to fund these endless and aimless wars”.
The Year 3000 group are celebrating their 20th anniversary with a new greatest hits album of re-recorded classics featuring an extended line-up of guests.
The track is the first to be lifted from the Aussie star’s upcoming album, ‘Tension’, and has taken the world by storm, becoming her most-successful single in over a decade.
The anniversary celebration of her classic fourth album is out June 16 on London Records as a CD+DVD set, along with Picture Disc Vinyl, Cassette and 7CD Box Set, comprising new artwork and liner notes, bonus tracks and B-sides, unarchived mixes and a swathe of newly commissioned remixes.
Due June 2, the track is the follow-up to Too Much Music, Devil Came Down The Dancefloor (feat Amber Martin) and I Used To Be In Love, with his latest offering an upbeat ode to being the last one at the party.
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