“We had all this time on our hands, and it was just another way of thinking outside the box and getting creative during. “I just love her work and I felt like it was the perfect fit,” she says. “I was like, ‘Oh my god, I’m such a fan of yours!’ And she was like, ‘Oh my god, I love you!’” When Lipa had the quarantine idea of creating Club Future Nostalgia, the choice of who she’d recruit to help her was clear. “We just hit it off from that point,” says Lipa. “But I'm hoping that Club Future Nostalgia will get me down at NYC Downlow at five in the morning.”įittingly, Lipa first met The Blessed Madonna-aka Marea Stamper-in a similar setting: at a secret Mark Ronson gig one night at the festival.
“I feel like Future Nostalgia the album might get me a spot in one of the main tents at Glastonbury,” she says. “I just wanted to create something fun.” As for where Club Future Nostalgia takes her? Straight to Glastonbury’s infamous club areas, late at night. “I wanted to create something that would make people want to dance, to bring them a bit of happiness, ” Lipa tells Apple Music. A collaboration with club queen (and award-winning producer and DJ) The Blessed Madonna, it’s a dream world where dancing with strangers is unimpeded by the six-foot rule-and where Gwen Stefani, Mark Ronson, Missy Elliott, and Madonna, as well as dance music innovators (Dimitri From Paris, Horse Meat Disco, and Joe Goddard, to name a few), drop in to let loose. If Future Nostalgia-released just as the global pandemic began-had us all stuck dancing in our living rooms, Club Future Nostalgia turns the volume right up.
The world had barely hit pause on Future Nostalgia, Dua Lipa’s exhilarating, Mercury-nominated second album, when the singer announced Club Future Nostalgia, an explosive new remix edition featuring an astonishing lineup of some of the biggest names in music.
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