John Summit Drops Official Remix of a Britney Spears Classic: ‘This Is the Energy You Must Channel While Listening’

In 2011, Britney Spears released 1 of the astir dance-forward songs of her vocation with “I Wanna Go.” Written and produced by Max Martin and Shellback, the thumping Hi-NRG way deed No. 12 connected the Global Dance Songs chart, wherever it spent 16 weeks.

Now it’s backmost with a caller twist courtesy of John Summit. A longtime ID successful Summit’s set, the authoritative remix is retired Friday (Oct. 17) done Summit’s Experts Only statement and Darkroom Records.

Summit leaves overmuch of Spears’ archetypal vocal successful tact, successful moments chopping it up and adding spaces of adjacent soundlessness for melodramatic effect, earlier dialing up the BPM and letting the full happening escaped with a bouncy drop.

Summit himself celebrated the merchandise by sharing a carousel of his “fav diva pics” from implicit the years, with the assemblage featuring images of him successful his performing and partying prime. “This is the vigor u indispensable transmission portion listening to this remix,” helium advises successful the caption.

This weekend, Summit plays Folsom Field successful Boulder, Colo., a amusement that volition people his biggest stadium amusement to date, with performances beyond that including his LIV Las Vegas residency and a acceptable adjacent week successful Amsterdam during ADE.

Summit recently spoke with Billboard about the imaginativeness down his Experts Only label, saying that “I ever knew I wanted to marque my ain statement and person a location for the adjacent procreation of artists. I ne'er expected it to turn and stroke up arsenic accelerated arsenic it did.”

Listen to Summit’s edit of “I Wanna Go” below.