The second single from Super, “Twenty-something”, will now be released worldwide on CD and digital formats on Friday, June 24th. The CD EP will feature four tracks:
1. Twenty-something (radio edit)
2. The white dress
3. Wiedersehen
4. Twenty-something (The Los Evo Jedis remix)
“The white dress” and “Wiedersehen” were produced by Pet Shop Boys and mixed by Goetz B. “Wiedersehen” features backing vocals by Rufus Wainwright. Los Evo Jedis are Reggaeton artists from Puerto Rico.
The exact track-listing of the digital EP will be announced here very soon.
“Twenty-something” is currently on the A‑list of BBC Radio 2.
Twenty-something CD
Pet Shop Boys’ fifteenth studio album “Nonetheless” has entered the UK Official Albums Chart this week at number 2, the highest-charting PSB album since “Very” in 1993. And in the UK Vinyl Albums Chart “Nonetheless” is number one.
The album is also number 2 in Switzerland, number 3 in Germany and number 3 in Australia, their best album performance there since 1996. Additionally, it charted at number 5 in Belgium, number 16 in the Netherlands and number 24 in France.
Thanks to everyone who has supported the record so far! x
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