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Chairlift x Kool A.D. – "Party" (Beyonce Cover)

  • March 8, 2012
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There is only thing more fabulous than Beyonce sumptuously singing "Party" with Andre 3000, off her 2011 album 4. And that is Chairlift covering the slow jam with none other than — wait for it — Das Racist's Kool A.D. 

The Brooklyn electronic pop duo took to promoting their newest release, Something, by visiting Triple J radio in February with A.D., who was in the area as well. Light-heartedly dissing on both Common and Drake, A.D. provides his own special brand of "swagu" while Chairlift's lead vocalist and tambourine player, Caroline Polachek provides the funk for this live in-studio session. All we know is this is how an R&B-hipster cover is supposed to look.

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