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Summer 2021 feels like the ultimate game of Double Dutch: some of us are jumping back with ease while others have been hesitant on the leap. On weekend timeline scrolls, maybe you ve seen parties return like Everyday People in New York, Cherry Poppin in LA, or Wild Days in D.C. With that, either you give into the urge to get a fit off and frolic with your friends, or you wait it out and let the FOMO settle into your bones.
Stay or Go is a roséwave playlist to help you through the summer no matter your decision right now. Don Toliver, Vince Staples and Hiatus Kaiyote will get the pregame started. Maye, Benny Sings and Brent Faiyaz help rev up that two-step while Mr. Eazi, Tems and El Experimento shift us to full-on cardio mode. Sprinkle in a few brand new songs to test the waters, but no summer mix is complete without some West Coast hip-hop. So whether you re on the way to the function or still resisting the temptation and shaking off outside jitters, this one s for yo
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Deezer has released InVersions ’80s, a brand new Originals album in which alternative artists take on ’80s classics in their own style.
The compilation is available exclusively from today (May 25) on the music streaming service.
For the latest edition of InVersions, Wolf Alice have put a modern guitar-fuzz spin on Roxy Music’s More Than This; Holly Humberstone contributes a tender reworking of Prince’s I Would Die 4 U; and Laura Mvula reinterprets Toto’s Africa.
“’80s music is seeing a resurgence like never before, with a whole new generation of fans embracing the sounds of this unique decade,” said Nigel Harding, Deezer’s VP of global artist marketing. “So it felt completely natural to invite today’s emerging musical stars to put a modern spin on their favorite ’80s anthems, and the results are like hearing them all again for the first time. Just like our last InVersions project, which saw a growth in streams of over 200% for some of our