The track was originally released on Jessie’s fifth album, ‘That! Feels Good!’, and has been remixed with additional vocals from the former Moloko star.
Lifted from his forthcoming EPs, ‘Saw The Signs’ and ‘We Are The Night’, the tracks arrive on the back of his 10th studio album, ‘The Great Unknown’, and recent ‘Time Machine’ remix compilation, and showcase two distinct musical directions.
The track is the latest to be lifted from the country icon’s 49th studio LP, which arrives on the back of her Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and features an interpolation of the group’s classic hit, We Will Rock You.
Lifted from the Steps star’s forthcoming second solo LP, ‘Euphoria’, the track follows lead single I Surrender and is one of two duets on the record.
The group make their debut as a five-piece – starring Rachel Stevens, Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee and Tina Barrett – with the new track, ahead of their forthcoming tour, which launches in October.
The third track to be lifted from the Broadway icon’s forthcoming album, ‘Drama Queen’, the single is a bold reminder to tap into one’s inner strength and push through challenging times.
The dance track sees the former Girls Aloud star put her spin on the Snow Patrol classic Chasing Cars and is out now across digital platforms.
Once again produced by DJ Koze, You Knew is the fourth piece of the puzzle to be shared from the forthcoming record, following CooCool, The Universe and Fader, tackling themes of unrequited love and existentialism across a backdrop of swirling synthesisers and looping FX.
Having been made available exclusively via her online store earlier this week, the new release follows a Jax Jones remix of the Aussie superstar’s electro-pop extravaganza, which has been making waves globally since its release.
The pop princess – who recently announced her first-ever memoir, ‘The Woman In Me’ – has reunited with her Scream & Shout collaborator will.i.am on Mind Your Business, marking the second track to be released following the end of her 13-year conservatorship.
The track was originally released on Jessie’s fifth album, ‘That! Feels Good!’, and has been remixed with additional vocals from the former Moloko star.
Lifted from his forthcoming EPs, ‘Saw The Signs’ and ‘We Are The Night’, the tracks arrive on the back of his 10th studio album, ‘The Great Unknown’, and recent ‘Time Machine’ remix compilation, and showcase two distinct musical directions.
The track is the latest to be lifted from the country icon’s 49th studio LP, which arrives on the back of her Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and features an interpolation of the group’s classic hit, We Will Rock You.
Lifted from the Steps star’s forthcoming second solo LP, ‘Euphoria’, the track follows lead single I Surrender and is one of two duets on the record.
The group make their debut as a five-piece – starring Rachel Stevens, Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee and Tina Barrett – with the new track, ahead of their forthcoming tour, which launches in October.
The third track to be lifted from the Broadway icon’s forthcoming album, ‘Drama Queen’, the single is a bold reminder to tap into one’s inner strength and push through challenging times.
The dance track sees the former Girls Aloud star put her spin on the Snow Patrol classic Chasing Cars and is out now across digital platforms.
Once again produced by DJ Koze, You Knew is the fourth piece of the puzzle to be shared from the forthcoming record, following CooCool, The Universe and Fader, tackling themes of unrequited love and existentialism across a backdrop of swirling synthesisers and looping FX.
Having been made available exclusively via her online store earlier this week, the new release follows a Jax Jones remix of the Aussie superstar’s electro-pop extravaganza, which has been making waves globally since its release.
The pop princess – who recently announced her first-ever memoir, ‘The Woman In Me’ – has reunited with her Scream & Shout collaborator will.i.am on Mind Your Business, marking the second track to be released following the end of her 13-year conservatorship.
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