A good remix album!

Dua Lipa gave a bunch of her songs to different DJ's and said "here, have some fun with these!" interesting guests, interpretations, & samples. i wish there were more extended remixes, but the sheer variety makes up for short songs. if you don't like this record, you probably don’t like to dance.

A deceptively balanced continuous mix of remixes from the recent album. Different transition styles, nice edits, and a variety of tempos keep things varied but cohesive. Doubles as listenable headphone dance pop or a house party dancefloor starter.

At first I agreed with most everyone else, that it felt really choppy, lots of weird sounds, and not very congruent, but I'm finally listening through it all the way (instead of jumping around to the songs I like most), and it's really growing on me. Not nearly as good as the original, but I'm understanding a bit more of what The Blessed Madonna is trying to do, using new sounds and funky 70s disco. Love the Lily Allen-esque "Good in Bed," and, surprisingly, I may even like the remix of Future Nostalgia...more than the original? *gasp* okay, maybe I don't like it MORE, but it's faster, drum-mier, and quick-paced, and I really like it. Give it a chance and it may grow on you like it did for me!

I love the collaborations with these artists and Dua! 💕🔥

I mean come on, a Club album usually has remixes that are for the clubs to dance to. What the .... are these less than two minute songs on here??? You get people on the dance floor and boom songs over. Horrible way to honor the original album

Not a remix fan but love Dua's music. If you buy one song off this album it has to be love is religon, maybe Levitating with Madonna and Missy. The rest are a hard pass.

Brings back the old Skool mixing. All together well done.

i actually enjoy this album more than the original

Trash