Stevie Nicks Gives Miley Cyrus's 'Edge of Midnight (Midnight Sky Remix)' a Much-Needed Boost
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I’ll allow it: Miley Cyrus ft. Stevie Nicks, “Edge of Sun (Midnight Sun Remix)” – What does it say about Miley Cyrus that her music is infinitely better when she’s not actually performing original material? Her recent cover of “Heart of Glass” only solidified the fact that Cyrus kills it whenever she’s singing other people’s music. I thought her song “Midnight Sun” was pretty boring when she released it a few months ago,” but it gets a much-needed boost of energy when it’s remixed (or is it mashed?) with Nicks’s classic “Edge of Seventeen.” And why wouldn’t it?! That’s a perfect song, it makes everything better, see “Bootylicious.” I dig the remix, but I can’t exactly credit Miley with its newfound power. That’s all Nicks. —Hazel Cills
Y: MAMAMOO, ‘Dingga’ – K-pop girl group MAMAMOO’s latest offering exists somewhere between BTS’s “Dynamite” and BLACKPINK and Selena Gomez’s “Ice Cream,” and the familiarity works—it’s energetic retro-pop, wholesome, high-concept polish that delivers—especially when Hwasa is on screen. Also: according to K-pop fan site Soompi, “Dingga,” is taken from a Korean phrase, “dingga dingga,” which is “the act of lazily enjoying one’s free time.” That’s certainly something I can get behind. —Maria Sherman
Y: MAMAMOO, ‘Dingga’ – K-pop girl group MAMAMOO’s latest offering exists somewhere between BTS’s “Dynamite” and BLACKPINK and Selena Gomez’s “Ice Cream,” and the familiarity works—it’s energetic retro-pop, wholesome, high-concept polish that delivers—especially when Hwasa is on screen. Also: according to K-pop fan site Soompi, “Dingga,” is taken from a Korean phrase, “dingga dingga,” which is “the act of lazily enjoying one’s free time.” That’s certainly something I can get behind. —Maria Sherman