Speaker 1: Presenting and I heard live performance.
Speaker 2: Here we go and I heart live exclusive performance Bachelor
Speaker 2: Girl here in the studio doing that giant hit busses And.
Speaker 3: Hey mom, why didn't you tell me?
Speaker 4: Why didn't teach other?
Speaker 1: Or two?
Speaker 5: You just let me go out into the world.
Speaker 3: You're never about to show what you knew?
Speaker 5: So I walk and leave us.
Speaker 1: We got hit by a train, keep falling in love,
Speaker 1: which is kind of the same.
Speaker 3: I've so got a sea, crashed my car on, insane.
Speaker 3: I found so good. I want to do it again.
Speaker 3: Hey mom, why didn't you want me because about buy?
Speaker 5: Its just something I.
Speaker 1: Should have known. Jag okay le cigarettes and not that
Speaker 1: bad for me.
Speaker 4: But I can leave it my loone. I want them
Speaker 4: the rivers.
Speaker 1: You hit bow train, keep falling alone, which is kind
Speaker 1: of the same.
Speaker 3: I've saw that in say, crashed my car on and
Speaker 3: say it felt so good. I want to do it again.
Speaker 4: I walk on the rivers. We got hit bo train.
Speaker 4: It felt so good. I want to do it again.
Speaker 4: I want to do it again. Yeah it felt so good.
Speaker 5: Yeahy Hey mom, since we're talking, what was it like
Speaker 5: when you were.
Speaker 3: As the wheel changed or is it still the same?
Speaker 5: A man can't kill and still be.
Speaker 1: The spain is not.
Speaker 4: I want them married us yet both sha keep on
Speaker 4: and loves.
Speaker 6: Which is kind of the same song.
Speaker 5: Guy say crashed my pongue.
Speaker 4: On in say, I felt so gooky, I want to
Speaker 4: do it again.
Speaker 3: I walk and do us jacky boat, I felt so going,
Speaker 3: I want to.
Speaker 6: Do it again.
Speaker 1: We love here on.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it amazing? I mean, nineteen ninety eight is when
Speaker 2: this came out. You guys are reimagining your whole album,
Speaker 2: which we're going to talk about. Did you ever get
Speaker 2: over performing that track?
Speaker 3: Le' tell you something? We just reimagined that version first
Speaker 3: for you kiss because that's the first time we've done
Speaker 3: the shovels the shuffle and you couldn't tell. Of course
Speaker 3: it was a world exclusive for you. But you know
Speaker 3: it's very different to the original.
Speaker 6: To say that, like, I think that sounds better than
Speaker 6: the original.
Speaker 3: Retorty go on stop.
Speaker 2: There's more.
Speaker 3: There's more in your voice, more emotions, there's more ashtray.
Speaker 2: We like chocolate cake and cigarettes. You know they're bad
Speaker 2: for you. I'm alone? Did you At the time this
Speaker 2: was a giant It had actually popped up on my
Speaker 2: Apple Music the other day, just because I was driving around.
Speaker 2: What was that time like And was there a point
Speaker 2: where you were like, I don't want to perform this
Speaker 2: song anymore.
Speaker 7: No always can to play it. But it was radio
Speaker 7: who wanted to keep it. Was a hilarious situation where
Speaker 7: a record company was begging radio to stop playing buses
Speaker 7: and trains so we can release the next single.
Speaker 6: Stop playing this sof I remember I was in year
Speaker 6: seven at the time when it came out, I was
Speaker 6: twelve years old, and it was just on repeat over
Speaker 6: and like I could sing along to most of that
Speaker 6: with you, and I just brought back so many memories
Speaker 6: of being a young girl. It was such a big
Speaker 6: song for me.
Speaker 3: Got to a point where people really did want me
Speaker 3: to walk under the bus stop. That's enough now. So
Speaker 3: you loved it or you know, got not tired of it,
Speaker 3: But it's a problem you want to have as an artist,
Speaker 3: and especially these days, we're very present to how special
Speaker 3: that is to have a hit record. It's got us
Speaker 3: into all sorts of places and all sorts of trouble,
Speaker 3: got me into, you know, all sorts of studios in Sweden.
Speaker 2: Well tell us then you're redoing the whole album, but
Speaker 2: you've got people like Guys Sebastian Adults, Gordrum.
Speaker 3: She is on that version, which is why it was
Speaker 3: like a scramble in my head because I was singing
Speaker 3: her parts and trying to be her. And the interesting
Speaker 3: thing is, you know, she's trying to be me and
Speaker 3: I'm trying to be her, and it's anyway, it becomes
Speaker 3: this mashup of of well, I mean, Delta is just
Speaker 3: on fire right now, so we're pretty tough. She's on
Speaker 3: this record.
Speaker 2: And what you've done is you've taken all the hits
Speaker 2: from the album and you've got people like I said,
Speaker 2: Delta guy, Jess, Melboy, and then they reimagine it for you.
Speaker 3: They did reimagine it for us, and they like, for instance,
Speaker 3: with Jess, treat Me Good showing up, showed up a
Speaker 3: time where she just left her label and she really
Speaker 3: felt like, Okay, I really need to treat myself good.
Speaker 3: So she took it. She took it to a whole
Speaker 3: new place that we didn't write it from that place
Speaker 3: at all. So what all these artists have brought is
Speaker 3: their own selves. They didn't ruin the malady they took.
Speaker 3: You know, they were keeping with the actual original song.
Speaker 3: But I mean it's just reinvigorated us. And we've also
Speaker 3: found out that they grew up on this record, so
Speaker 3: that's a nice discovery.
Speaker 6: If there was anyone maybe like globally worldwide that you
Speaker 6: could get on the album, is there anyone who you wish?
Speaker 3: Did anyone say no?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh they did just a car No, you're putting us
Speaker 3: on the spot now because.
Speaker 2: There's so many people who are on it, so there
Speaker 2: kind of been that many that said no.
Speaker 3: There weren't that it didn't quite work out for a
Speaker 3: couple of people like, oh god, I really stuck my
Speaker 3: foot in my mouth. So James was giving me the eye.
Speaker 3: Are you going to share it or not?
Speaker 1: Are you going to share it?
Speaker 3: He's going to take a punt.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 7: I can tell a story that the Veronicas were going
Speaker 7: to be on the record and had cut a song
Speaker 7: and then via a change of management, there's story changed,
Speaker 7: and so we had to take them off the record,
Speaker 7: yet a great version, and we were delighted with what
Speaker 7: they'd done.
Speaker 2: And so we're not angry at the Veronica.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, it's all no, it's all good. I saw
Speaker 3: at least the other day and she's she's awesome. Look,
Speaker 3: that's the thing about. It's one thing to ask artists
Speaker 3: and for them to say yes, but to get all
Speaker 3: the ducks in a row and everyone in agreement, and
Speaker 3: the management and the labels, it's if you get rid
Speaker 3: of all them, life is quite easy. But no, we've
Speaker 3: got Courtney act on Lucky Me. I mean, I mean
Speaker 3: he Shane personifies lucky Me. So it's a very beautiful
Speaker 3: you know, turnaround that Courtney's on Lucky Me.
Speaker 2: Well, you can hear it all all the artists that
Speaker 2: agreed to be on there, waiting for the day. Artist Sessions,
Speaker 2: a complete reimagining of Bachelor Girls nineteen ninety eight Aria
Speaker 2: Award winning debut album. It is out now, Bachelor Girl,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thanks for enthusiasm,