LISTEN: Icona Pop's New Single 'All Night'; Debut Album 'This Is... Icona Pop' Due in September
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- July 23, 2013
- by Variance Staff
Swedish pop duo Icona Pop is finally ready to release their debut album. After the breakthrough hit, "I Love It," featuring Charli XCX, the pair has revealed that This Is... Icona Pop (artwork seen left) will arrive Sept. 24 via Record Company Ten/Big Beat. Along with the news comes a brand new anthem of a single, "All Night," which can be heard below.
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