This David Bowie Cover By Pet Shop Boys Will Mesmerize You!

Pet Shop Boys have done it again with this stunning David Bowie cover of “All The Young Dudes.” The British duo transformed a track originally released in the 1970s into a modern Electro-Pop song, that will mesmerize you!

What’s more, the music video for “All The Young Dudes” is not just a feast for the ears but also a visual delight. Directed by Slava Mogutin, it captures the essence of New York City’s Lower East Side with a creative blend of digital and Super 8 video formats.

A Bold Statement of Freedom and Resistance

Beyond the music, the video makes a powerful statement. It features gay and queer guys holding placards against the war and Tyrant Vladimir Putin, dancing and singing with joy.

In my opinion, it looks like a celebration of freedom, and resistance, demonstrating that art can still inspire change and visibility.

Not to mention, it’s awesome to see legendary artists like the Pet Shop Boys using their platform for such impactful messaging.

When it comes to the music, Neil Tennant’s vocals are nothing short of iconic. Meanwhile, Chris Lowe’s synthesizers add a dazzling layer of sound, making the tune an auditory masterpiece.

Together, they create an excellent cover that’s both familiar and refreshingly new.

Discover the Double A-Side Single

This David Bowie cover is part of the Pet Shop Boys’ latest double A-side single, ‘New London Boy / All The Young Dudes.‘ It also features remixes from renowned producers Delinquent and Richard X, offering an innovative take on the classic.

Clearly, this release has something for everyone to enjoy.

On a side note, their popular anthem, “Love Comes Quickly” was recently covered by none other than JES, and it’s been receiving plenty of positive buzz. Make sure to hear it for yourself!

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