Hot acquire: Every single pop woman should really have just one fun and somewhat unserious single in their catalog. These releases are likely to be lyrically simple, nevertheless infectious enough to try to remember. Meanwhile, the production throbs in a shiny, in some cases above-the-prime sheen that will make the tune a staple for your ‘getting completely ready to go out’ playlist. Just a *chef’s kiss* combination. The most up-to-date stars to hop on this educate are Addison Rae and Charli XCX with their duet, “2 Die 4,” which Twitter is by now crowning as the collaboration of the 12 months.

“2 Die 4” is a sonic standout on Rae’s newest self-titled EP. The challenge, which dropped on Aug. 18, is a compilation of the singer’s tracks that have leaked in the final year. Rae experienced formerly dubbed this release as “the missing album,” insinuating the leaks may hardly ever have an official launch. The good thing is for the pop newcomer, she located a new dwelling for these gems.

She celebrated the EP on Instagram, contacting it the end of her latest musical era. “A number of of you could have listened to these tunes right after they were being sadly leaked past calendar year. But if you liked them, now you can listen to them on all streaming platforms!!! Ahhh!!” Rae wrote in the Aug. 18 write-up. “If you haven’t listened to them, I hope you take a listen and they make you dance!!”

Ahead of the EP’s release, supporters previously experienced their eyes on “2 Die 4.” Not only was the keep track of — a lusty range about being an it-woman — a cult beloved, but Charli seemed to tease an look on it. Rae then confirmed Charli’s involvement on Instagram on Aug. 15, posting a photograph of them posed jointly and other lighthearted symbols relevant to the single.

Sonically, this duet exudes that sure brand of Juicy Couture pink pop new music — a reign that artists these as Paris Hilton dominated in the early-to-mid-2000s. From Rae’s self-indulgent one particular-liners (“So come take a chunk in the middle of the night”) to Charli’s gentle vocals, which glides on the creation with simplicity, this collaboration was designed for the dancefloor. And by fans’ reactions on Twitter, it would seem they’ll be grooving to “2 Die 4” for the rest of the summer.

This duet may well grow to be fans’ personality trait this year.

From snagging *the* electro-pop maestro to reimagining an older Lady Gaga demo on “Nothing On (But The Radio),” Rae pulled off one hell of a debut EP.