MK puts his own house spin on Katy Perry's 'Daisies' [Stream]

by Edward Hopkins · June 6, 2020

by: Harry Levin Jun 6, 2020

Right now, surely one thing the entire universe needs it seems is some certified groovy house music. Luckily the master himself, MK, has seen fit to provide. Dealing out his tried and true formula of rhythmic piano chords and searing vocals, the appreciating legend chose to remix Katy Perry‘s recent “Daisies” for his latest output.

Lyrically honing to Perry’s common themes of empowerment and courage, her latest anthem of self-confidence flows even better over MK’s four-on-the-floor beat. Perry teased the track on Twitter last month, including the hopeful addendum “We will dance even if it’s at home!” Read the tweet and stream the full track below:

Some of u with sharp ears caught a glimpse of this remix earlier this week 👏🏼 Major thanks to @MarcKinchen for kicking off the first #Daisies dance party of the summer… we will dance even if it’s at home! 🎶🕺💃☀️🌼🎶 https://t.co/8A7MT0lieN pic.twitter.com/89T3c7UuhO
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) May 29, 2020

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