When Australian hitmaker RIP Youth (James Maas), rising pop force Beks, and Real Housewives icon Brandi Glanville collide, the result is “Remedy”—a shimmering, serotonin-boosting dance-pop banger about that dizzying high when new love feels like a cure-all. Premiering just in time for 2025’s festival season, this collaboration is equal parts addictive hookcraft and reality-TV glam, proving pop alchemy knows no bounds.
“‘Remedy’ is a feel-good song about meeting someone who comes into your life, typically at the beginning of a relationship and feels like a cure all, and the answer to all your problems in life. This is going to be the one that’s going to complete your picture. It’s addictive and it’s hot!” – RIP Youth
From the first pulsing synth groove, “Remedy” delivers irresistible euphoria: RIP Youth’s polished production (honed writing for CXLOE, JOJO, and Brian McFadden) blends with Beks’ razor-sharp pop instincts (fresh from Amsterdam Pride and The Great Escape) and Glanville’s unexpected but charismatic vocals.
The track’s genius lies in its layered appeal: it’s campy enough for Housewives superfans (Glanville’s “I haven’t felt this excited in years!” studio confession is chef’s kiss), yet sonically sharp enough for pop purists, with Beks’ ad-libs and a drop built for Pride parades. Directed by RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Brad Hammer, the upcoming video promises peak glitter-drenched escapism.
A guilty pleasure without the guilt, “Remedy” is pop at its most joyfully excessive.
