Troye Sivan’s ‘Party’ Borrows Madonna’s ‘Music’ for a Queer Liberation Anthem
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GRAMMY-nominated global pop star, singer-songwriter and creative force Troye Sivan returns with "Party," a hypnotic and euphoric ode to total indulgence on a really good night out. The single will be featured on his fourth studio album, She's the Best, out October 9 via Interscope Records (Universal Music Group).
Troye Sivan knows perfectly well what happens when a song leaves the headphones and arrives at the place for which it was really created: the dance floor. That almost physical feeling is behind 'Party', his new single, a euphoric, repetitive and hypnotic piece conceived to lose the notion of time between music, bodies and a night that never seems to end. The origin of the song is closely related to the artist's own history and to his connection …
Troye Sivan’s ‘Party’ borrows Madonna’s ‘Music’ for a queer liberation anthem
‘Party’ lifts from Madonna, casts Ian McKellen as narrator, and plants Troye Sivan in a medieval English castle — all in service of one argument: queer nightlife has always existed, and it deserves an anthem.
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