PREMIERE: Jessica Sutta Unveils Three New “Don’t Take Much” Remixes
Jessica Sutta is not here to play around – she’s here to get the dancefloor moving! The former Pussycat Doll and international dance-pop queen is putting her long-awaited “Sutta Pop” album plans firmly back into motion. Furthermore, things are already sounding rather delicious. This is a project Jessica has been itching to unleash since the beginning of her solo career. So naturally, we’re rather excited to see it finally taking shape. With new music landing, familiar collaborators returning and a fresh batch of remixes ready to cause a stir, “Sutta Pop” is beginning to look like one seriously tempting pop proposition.
Following the recent reintroduction of Jessica with an updated version of “Make It Last”. She continues to build on her creative partnership with Grammy®-winning producer Dave Audé. First established through the 2007 “Make It Last” collaboration, the musical connection remains firmly intact as the pair prepare for the next chapter.
Now, the album campaign is gathering some serious dancefloor momentum with the arrival of “Don’t Take Much”. Written alongside Michael Warren and produced by Dave Audé, the track has already made an impressive impression. In fact, it has landed at #1 on Digital radio top 100 for independent artists. Not a bad way to get the party started!
And because one version is never quite enough when there’s a dancefloor waiting, Jessica is turning up the heat with three brand-new remixes. The interpretations bring fresh perspectives from Dave Audé, Kingdom 93 and Wilson.
The original edit puts its bass-heavy production firmly in the spotlight. While in addition, a Dave Audé rework injects an extra dose of energetic club appeal, giving the track an irresistible dancefloor makeover. Meanwhile, Kingdom 93 takes things into dance-pop territory with an urban groove running through the mix. Before Wilson adds a tech-house twist for those who prefer their beats with a little extra underground attitude.
It’s an exciting collection of interpretations that celebrates Jessica’s dance music roots while opening the door to a new generation of club audiences.
With “Sutta Pop” finally moving closer to reality, Jessica Sutta is stepping confidently into a new creative chapter, taking greater control of her music and artistic direction. Noting that sometimes the best pop parties take a little longer to organise. Yet, when Jessica calls everyone to the floor, you’d better have your dancing groove on.
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