Sophie Ellis-Bextor reveals she wants to perform Skepta's "Love Me Not" with him one day
Sophie Ellis-Bextor has revealed she would be up for performing Skepta's "Love Me Not" with him after he sampled "Murder On The Dancefloor".
Last Friday (31 May) Skepta dropped his highly-anticipated Ignorance Is Bliss record. One of the tracks, "Love Me Not" includes a sample of Ellis-Bextor's "Murder On The Dancefloor".
Responding to the release of the track and use of the sample, Ellis-Bextor wrote on Twitter, "Hello Skepta ! Of course I’ve heard the track - I approved the sample and I LOVE what you’ve done with Murder. So good. Let’s do it live sometime."
Hello @Skepta ! Of course I’ve heard the track - I approved the sample and I LOVE what you’ve done with Murder. So good. let’s do it live sometime https://t.co/OQrWrDFp06
— Sophie Ellis-Bextor (@SophieEB) June 3, 2019
Ignorance Is Bliss is Skepta's first album since his 2016 Mercury Award-winning release, Konnichiwa.
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