The single ASCETIC HEDONIST has already started to take on a life of its own online. An eight-second TikTok clip featuring the entrancing lyrics “Do you want me to make you feel like this…” has been making the rounds, sparking intrigue and anticipation ahead of the release. True to NEO 10Y’s signature style, the track explores the tension between pleasure and restraint, inviting us into a space of transcendence, release, and reflection. It is extremely badass, empowering and sexy!

ICONIC POP! I LOVE IT! is curated by the legendary Alexis Knox, who also runs her own Ibiza themed club night once a month at Heaven – with the next event on Sunday 14 September! On that decks is a powerhouse DJ lineup featuring Vivian Bam Bam, Callie Crighton, Eric Spike, Nick McCluskey and more. Each will bring their own unique energy to the dancefloor, soundtracking a brand-new chapter in Heaven’s legendary history.

And what a history it is. Since its opening in 1979, Heaven has been more than just a nightclub – it’s been a cultural landmark and a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ nightlife worldwide. Its stage has hosted icons across generations, from Madonna and Cher to Lady Gaga, Adele, Miley Cyrus, and Rina Sawayama. The club’s legacy is woven into the very fabric of London’s queer identity, making it the perfect setting for the debut of a track as bold and boundary-pushing as ASCETIC HEDONIST.

Much of Heaven’s enduring magic comes from the vision of owner Jeremy Joseph, whose work with G-A-Y has continually elevated queer nightlife, creating spaces where inclusivity, artistry, and joy reign supreme. It’s thanks to pioneers like him that stages like Heaven’s continue to thrive as both sanctuaries and springboards for the next wave of iconic performers.

For those who want to be part of this special night, the details are simple: entry is £1 with the G-A-Y App(downloadable via g-a-y.co.uk/app), or just £2 with wristbands available at G-A-Y Bar. With NEO 10Y’s single release at the fresh new club night bursting with energy, and the enduring allure of Heaven’s dancefloor, this is one moment you won’t want to miss.

9 September at MIDNIGHT. Heaven. ICONIC POP! I LOVE IT!
The future of pop is here, and you’re invited.

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Alexis Knox and Princess Superstar are breathing fresh life into the iconic dance-floor staple with their epic new release, Perfect – Want Some More?. The track re-imagines Princess Superstar’s iconic 2003 hit Perfect (Exceeder), a song that lit up clubs worldwide and dominated dance charts for years.

This revamped version doesn’t just build on nostalgia – it redefines it. Featuring previously unused vocals from the original recording, Alexis Knox layers an ethereal, futuristic soundscape over the instantly recognizable hook, giving it a haunting edge perfect for today’s club scene. Fans of the original will be thrilled to hear that the famous hooks are still front and centre, albeit now bolstered by an atmospheric, almost cinematic quality.

The resurgence of Perfect began with its unexpected appearance in Emerald Fennell’s film Saltburn. The movie, known for its lush visuals and twisted storytelling, used the track to underscore one of its most memorable moments. Following the film’s release, the song exploded on TikTok, with creators using it in over 300,000 videos to soundtrack everything from lavish party aesthetics to late-night drives. The viral attention rekindled interest in the original track and set the stage for this timely remix.

In Perfect – Want Some More?, Knox has masterfully updated the track while preserving its infectious energy. The ethereal club edge adds an otherworldly vibe, making it equally suited to underground raves and festival main stages. The intricate remix combines pulsating basslines with shimmering synths and fresh vocal arrangements, creating a listening experience that feels both nostalgic and new.

Princess Superstar’s cheeky, confident energy still shines, but Knox’s production adds layers that elevate the track into the stratosphere. The remix plays like a love letter to the original while embracing modern club trends.

Since the track’s release on Friday, fans have taken to social media, quoting the song’s iconic line and sharing their excitement. With its pedigree as a club classic and newfound relevance in pop culture, Perfect – Want Some More? is poised to dominate playlists, dancefloors, and TikTok trends all over again. We have added Perfect – Want Some More? to our New Music Spotlight playlist, as well as our TIMELESS and TRIPPY playlists!

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The suit is Balenciaga and shirt is Palmer Harding in the first look, and the shirt is OAK NYC in the second look with creepers by UNDERGROUND. You can pick up the magazine at Urban Outfitters and it is being distributed at fashion week/London Fashion Weekend right now. The interview will be available to read online here.

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We had the pleasure of shooting with Kyle Ross – who is one of London’s finest breakthrough fashion and portrait photographers. The suit is by Balenciaga, shoes are Bottega Veneta and the shirt is Palmer Harding. Full editorial to follow in a couple of weeks.

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In summary, numerous brands and suppliers are knowingly and unknowingly poisoning waterways around the world with hazardous chemicals. Whilst this is more of an education piece than anything else, it’s important to raise this awareness through brand transparency which will allow us to strive for a better and toxic-free future. Brands that have taken this on board that are already committing to this include Nike, Adidas, Puma, H&M, M&S, C&A, Li-Ning, Zara, Mango, Esprit, Levi’s, Uniqlo, Benetton, Victoria’s Secret and G-Star. Check out the brilliant anime video below and sign the manifesto at www.greenpeace.org/detox. Creative credibility and a toxic-free future are not mutually exclusive.

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Makeup – Mika Johnson of Illamasqua
Hair – Christian Landon using Keune
Assistants – Stephanie & Panayota

Music – Sebastian Bartz
Sound Design – Sonny Williamson

Ada Zanditon Collection & Jewellery by Ada Zanditon & Luca Romanyi

Terry De Havilland – Shoes
Cutler & Gross – Sunglasses

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