PinkPantheress Announces ‘Fancy That’ Remix Project Featuring SEVENTEEN, JADE, Yves, Kylie Minogue
The forthcoming remix project follows the release of the original Fancy That mixtape, which was met with critical and commercial acclaim worldwide.
Photographed by Charlie Engham.
Photographed by Charlie Engham.
Following the release of her recent mixtapeMixtapeAn informal collection of original songs, traditionally associated with hip-hop, released free online or independently to showcase an artist's talent. Mixtapes allow rappers and singers to experiment and build audiences,Go to Mixtape Glossary, Fancy That, PinkPantheress is set to release a remix version of the record with a star-studded set of collaborators.
The project was announced by the English musician herself on her official social media platforms, wherein she and a 2D avatar version of herself unveiled the full list of collaborators on the upcoming record. According to the list on the board that they revealed, the project is set to featureFeatureA collaboration in which one artist appears on another's track, usually credited with the abbreviation feat. Features quickly introduce performers to each other's audiences, and a well-chosen guest can liftGo to Feature Glossary guest appearances from K-pop acts like SEVENTEEN and Yves, as well as Kylie Minogue, JADE, Zara Larsson, Anitta, Ravyn Lanae, and several others. Set to be titled ‘Fancy Some More?‘, the remix record is scheduled to drop on digital and streaming platforms this week on Friday (October 10).
Check out the full list of collaborators on PinkPantheress’ Fancy Some More? below:
- Anitta
- SEVENTEEN
- Bladee
- Oklou
- JADE
- Kylie Minogue
- JT
- Sugababes
- Zara Larsson
- Ravyn Lenae
- Nia Archives
- Rachel Chinouriri
- KAYTRANADA
- Basement Jaxx
- Joe Goddard
- DJ Caio Prince
- Mochakk Loukeman
- Sega Bodega
- Groove Armanda
- Kilimanjaro.
Fancy That marks PinkPantheress’ second mixtapeMixtapeAn informal collection of original songs, traditionally associated with hip-hop, released free online or independently to showcase an artist's talent. Mixtapes allow rappers and singers to experiment and build audiences,Go to Mixtape Glossary after her breakout release with To Hell With It, and follows the release of her debut album, Heaven Knows, which was released in 2023. The original Fancy That mixtape dropped earlier this May 9, and was met with critical and commercial acclaim worldwide –– debuting at No. 3 on the UK Albums Chart and at No. 72 on the Billboard 200 chart. The record spawned a total of nine tracks, including the viral hit singles “Illegal,” “Tonight,” and “Stateside.”
Earlier this August, she collaborated with Yves on the single, “Soap,” from the latter’s third mini-album Soft Error. In an exclusive interview with Billboard Philippines, the K-popK-PopA genre of South Korean popular music known for polished production, intricate choreography, and elaborate visuals, built around trainee systems and global fandoms. K-pop has a huge following in theGo to K-Pop Glossary star described how their partnership came about, attributing its origins to their respective groups of fans. “When I was promoting for I Did, I told the fans that I was a fan of her music. And then some of the fans went to the PinkPantheress fan meeting and said, ‘Yves is your fan!’ So that was what opened that bridge, and from there we connected and started working on the song together,” Yves mentioned.
As we anticipate the release of PinkPantheress’ Fancy Some More?, revisit the original Fancy That below: