Get ready for an electric update to pop music! Off the tail of their highly-anticipated remix to their hit track “Talk Talk,” Charli XCX and Troye Sivan are joining forces once again in a major surprise move: adding Dua Lipa to this already highly-anticipated new version of the song.
The remix drops at just the right time for Charli XCX and Troye Sivan, who are currently on their joint “Sweat” North American tour. The original “Talk Talk” has already splashed into the charts but adding Dua Lipa into the mix has many predicting it could blow up further.
The rumors of Dua Lipa’s involvement started when Charli teased an Instagram voice note from her, wherein Dua speaks to the two in Spanish: “Charli, Troye, a little kiss for you.” Immediately, fans took that as a hint that Dua might be providing vocals to the remix.
After all, the remix is part of Charli XCX’s ongoing “BRAT” remix series, one that has kept her fanbase salivating for music. One of the more innovative artists to take on pop music, Charli sensibly has brought a bold sense of experimentation into her remixes, and this new one should be no different.
The remix features an all-star lineup of production by a few of the hottest producers in the industry. Names such as Staylz Fuego, Zhone, and Novodor are no strangers to dealing with huge names. Their involvement with this kind of project promises energy and a polished remix. In particular, Zhone himself has managed to compile for himself a jaw-dropping resume, having in his arsenal names such as Troye Sivan’s Grammy-nominated album “Bloom” and Kesha’s “JOYRIDE.” A collaboration with Staylz Fuego and Novodor really guarantees the remix will be nothing more than high-quality, chart-topping material.
Although there has been no official release date, the counting of days has already begun. Timing couldn’t be better for the collaboration, given the full-swing “Sweat” tour and the continued rolling out of the “BRAT” remix series. The possible addition of Dua Lipa took excitement to a whole new level; fans are thinking about what that contribution may sound like and how it can take the already catchy “Talk Talk” to the next level.
