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Feeling go-go as hell? Lizzo collaborates with DC band

In a move that underscores her reputation as one of pop music’s most adventurous stars, Lizzo has teamed up with UCB, or the Uncalled 4 Band, for a new go-go inspired track that mixes hip-hop and the unmistakable bounce of D.C.’s homegrown sound.

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The collaboration, which interpolates UCB’s 2005 hit “Sexy Lady” and is out on June 5, is already generating buzz among fans and critics.

In a post on Instagram, Lizzo — sporting a matching Universal Madness jacket and skirt set — mouths along to a snippet of the song as two members of the group open a van door and make their surprise appearance.

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