DJ Giorgio Moroder’s ‘Deja Vu’ Preview Features Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue, Sia, Charli XCX

DJ Giorgio Moroder will release his new album “Déjà vu,” his first in 30 years, on June 12. Prior to this, he has released a medley preview of the album featuring Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue, Sia and Charli XCX among others.

Except for “4 U With Love” and “74 is the New 24,” the “Déjà vu” album features collaboration songs including “Diamonds” featuring Charli XCX, “Don’t Let Go” featuring Mikky Ekko, “Tempted” featuring Matthew Koma, “Back and Forth” featuring Kelis, “I Do This For You” featuring Marlene and “Wildstar” featuring Foxes.

Recorded in 2014, Moroder and Minogue’s collaboration song “Right Here, Right Now” was released on Jan. 20. The first song from the “Déjà vu” album, it has charted in several European countries including Belgium, Finland and Spain.

Sia and Moroder’s collaboration song “Déjà vu,” which the two co-wrote, was the second song from the album. It was released as a digital download via iTunes on April 17. Its music video, which was directed by Alexandra Dahlstrom, premiered on May 5.

As for Spears, her collaboration song with Moroder is a remake of the song “Tom’s Diner,” which was written by Suzanne Vega in 1981. It appeared as the first track of Vega’s 1987 album titled “Solitude Standing.”

Before the release of the “Déjà Vu” album, Spears collaborated with Iggy Azalea for the song “Pretty Girls,” which the Australian rapper co-wrote with Maegan Cottone, Alfie Grant, and British pop group Little Mix members Perry Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall.

Recently featured in the People magazine, Spears said she manages to help them with their homework despite her busy schedule with her music career and her long-running Las Vegas residency, which has grossed an estimated $50 million in ticket sales in almost more than a year.

Spears’ collaboration song with Moroder, the “Tom’s Diner” remake, is one of the 10 songs in the medley featured in the album “Déjà vu” music video preview in almost five minutes along with "74 Is The New 24," "Déjà Vu," "Back And Forth," "Wildstar," "I Do This For You," "Diamonds," "Tempted," "Don't Let Go" and "Right Here, Right Now." Watch the video here: