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This year’s event is centred around the theme of “Icons”.
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The director Lauzza pairs the singer with the broadcaster in a talk show scene.
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PinkPantheress, Kehlani and JT also feature on the reimagined record.
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Including CMAT, Ethel Cain, Blondshell and loads more.
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The project 'Fancy Some More?' has surpassed 700 million streams globally.
"The record is about grief for a loss but being at peace," she says.
"I’m so excited for you guys to hear something different from me," she says.
The single marks PinkPantheress' third musical offering of 2023.
From the sounds of it, there's a new remix of 'Boy's a Liar' on the way.
The title track’s arrival has completed the three-song project.
The two friends and frequent collaborators wrote and produced the track together.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
She’s one of the buzziest acts on the planet right now, and it’s easy to hear why.