Britney Spears’ 10 Best Collaborations

08.11.2022 - 03:51 / metroweekly.com

“(Drop Dead) Beautiful” with SabiFor perhaps two years, Sabi seemed like she might break out as the next big female pop singer, as she clearly had the institutional support that helps when making a star.For those who don’t remember the name, she’s perhaps best known for featuring on Cobra Starship’s top 10 smash “You Make Me Feel…,” which remains her only real hit. The same year, she was one of two artists who earned proper collaboration credit on Spears’ Femme Fatale, as she is heard on the album cut “(Drop Dead) Beautiful.”While the tune did make a small impact on some dance-only charts, it was never released as a single, and shortly afterward, Sabi disappeared from the major label game.“(I Got That) Boom Boom” with Ying Yang TwinsSpears’ album In The Zone features two collaborations, and they’re both pretty great.

One wasn’t released as a single, though it likely could have been, as it had all the makings of a winner. “(I Got That) Boom Boom” features sibling duo the Ying Yang Twins, who were having a moment at the time.

It’s a bit silly and extremely catchy, and real fans remember this one.“Boys” with Pharrell WilliamsProduced and written by The Neptunes (also known as Chad Hugo and Pharrell Williams), “Boys” owned an odd moment in pop culture. The original version is a solo album cut, while a reworking titled the Co-Ed Remix that features vocals from Williams was doled out as a single from both Britney and the Austin Powers in Goldmember soundtrack.

Spears even sings the cut in the film, which should have catapulted it to the top of the charts.“Hold Me Closer” with Elton JohnAfter Spears spent years fighting her conservatorship, she finally returned with new music in 2022, and she wasn’t alone. John recruited the