Madonna and Kylie Minogue have finally come together for a remix of “Love Sensation” from the Queen of Pop’s latest album Confessions II. Stream the remix below.
The two dance-pop stars debuted “Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix) – Madonna & Kylie” at a performance for Madonna’s “Club Confessions” dance party at WorldPride in Amsterdam this past weekend. The remix was produced by Madonna’s longtime collaborator Stuart Price. Fans can get a limited edition CD single here.
The remix nearly doubles the run time of the single version of “Love Sensation” with Minogue adding vocal textures in the latter half of the new edition. “Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)” ups the propulsion of the beat and gives a smoky dreaminess to the house anthem.
Background
Madonna released the original version of the song in June as the third single from the pop star’s new album Confessions II, the sequel to her beloved 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, which came out July 3rd. The album reached the top of charts worldwide, including the Billboard album chart. Read Consequence’s review of Confessions II.
As for Minogue, the Australian prime minister recently had to issue an apology for wanting to “shag” her.
The Remix
“Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix) – Madonna & Kylie” Single Artwork is now available.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Madonna and Kylie Minogue on the remix of “Love Sensation” is an exciting development for fans of both artists. With the release of Confessions II and the success of the album, Madonna continues to prove herself as the Queen of Pop. The addition of Minogue’s vocals to the remix brings a new dimension to the song, and the limited edition CD single is a must-have for collectors.
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