Grammy-nominated pop superstar Zara Larsson has dropped Midnight Sun: Girls Trip, a collection of remixes and collaborations that gives new life to her already famously vibrant songs.
Revisiting each track from her breakthrough album Midnight Sun, Zara invites a worldwide all-woman cast of friends and faves to an inclusive celebration that crosses borders, genres, and vibes for an unforgettable excursion into free-wheeling self-expression.
The artists joining Zara on the set span diverse sounds and countries of origin and range from absolute icons to rising stars to indie tastemakers: Shakira, Robyn, Tyla, PinkPantheress, Kehlani, JT, Madison Beer, Emilia, Helena Gao, Margo XS, BAMBII, Malibu, and Eli.
The album opens on a new version of "Midnight Sun" that continues the creative kinship of Zara and PinkPantheress over a beat that blends the former's radiant dance-pop with the latter's propulsive UK garage-inflected sound.
A song later, Kehlani joins for a lush R&B take on the romantic "Blue Moon," before JT drops a blistering verse on the rowdy, Margo XS-remixed "Pretty Ugly." Later, Shakira helps transform "Eurosummer" into a jet-setting club cut, Tyla doubles the diva heat on "Hot & Sexy," and Robyn brings her legendary presence to "Puss Puss." Zara sprinkles shiny new vocals throughout.
Zara will embark on a jam-packed summer festival run later this month, which includes Lollapalooza Chicago, BBC's Radio 1 Big Weekend, and a staggering series of European dates.
Midnight Sun: Girls Trip Tracklist:
1. "Midnight Sun" with PinkPantheress
2. "Blue Moon" with Kehlani
3. "Pretty Ugly" with JT and Margo XS
4. "Girl's Girl" with Emilia
5. "Crush" with Eli
6. "Eurosummer" with Shakira
7. "Hot & Sexy" with Tyla
8. "The Ambition" with Madison Beer and BAMBII
9. "Saturn's Return" with Malibu and Helena Gao
10. "Puss Puss" with Robyn
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