This Thursday (18) Anitta’s unprecedented collaboration with the legendary pioneer of rap was released Miss Elliott on the track lobbywhich is now available on all digital platforms from Warner Records and which has also won an official clip Youtube.
“This is that new Anitta that sucks” – this is how the American warns in the first seconds of the funny song with ultra pop elements. The audiovisual recording was directed by arradalso responsible for Great energy, blow by the singer Lact.
dance, lobby is an integral part of deluxe version from the album Versions of methe fifth studio album of anita and the first released for the international market.
“‘Lobby’ carries a message of sexual liberation and fun. It’s a flirt, a casual romance, with no guilt or judgment.”, anita explains. “It’s a mix of pop and rap, I think my fans will love it.”
The composition was conceived by the performers in collaboration with Michael Pollack And Nija (credited in “Renaissance”last record Beyoncé), Moreover Ryan Tedder – executive producer of Versions of me – And Zach Skelton (frequent contributor to Brothers Jonah).
tedder And Skelton also sign the music production.
On the partnership with the iconic rapper, anita it’s just praise: “Missy Elliott is unique and original in everything she does. Her performance in ‘Lobby’ was no different … Missy’s peerless vocals brought everything the song needed. I’m very proud of the result.”.
Missy also celebrates the partnership: “(Anitta) You’re a star! And I’m really grateful to you and your team. You all treated me with so much love and kindness,” commented the artist, after recording the video for the track. “One of the most loved artists and yesterday he made me laugh a lot”.
Source: Terra
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