Christina Aguilera recently marked the 25th anniversary of her debut album at the Spotify Music Studios in Los Angeles, where she collaborated with Sabrina Carpenter and Machine Gun Kelly.
Trending
During the “Live Spotify Anniversaries” episode, Aguilera and Carpenter performed “What a Girl Wants,” with Machine Gun Kelly joining on guitar for “Genie in a Bottle.” Carpenter shared her admiration for Aguilera’s talent, recalling a video of her singing at a young age that inspired her own musical journey.
The reunion also featured producer Ron Fair and songwriter Heather Holley, who collaborated on the original album. Together, they performed “Obvious,” a ballad written over 25 years ago. Aguilera will release a six-track EP recorded at Spotify’s Mateo studios, featuring hits like “Genie in a Bottle” and “What a Girl Wants.”
Aguilera expressed her excitement for the anniversary celebration, stating, “I wanted to bring together the past and present in a special way.” She enjoyed reimagining her songs with different styles and audiences, showcasing the timeless nature of music. The project with Spotify brought back cherished memories and allowed for new connections to be made.
Recording this project was a nostalgic experience for Aguilera, as she laughed, cried, and reconnected with old friends while making new ones. She hopes that this anniversary gift will be as special for her fans to watch as it was for her to create.
FAQs
Q: What awards did Christina Aguilera’s debut album earn?
A: Aguilera’s debut album, released in 1999, earned her the Grammy for Best New Artist in 2000.
Q: Who did Christina Aguilera collaborate with for her anniversary celebration?
A: Aguilera collaborated with Sabrina Carpenter and Machine Gun Kelly for her anniversary performance at Spotify Music Studios.
Credit: www.rollingstone.com
