Prince Fox and Bella Thorne’s feisty single “Just Call” is reimagined into an uninhibited six-track remix package. Dim Mak protégé Max Styler unleashes an exhilarating future bass remix which interchanges growling basslines and bouncy beats, while Prince Fox swoops in with a groovy, house-tinged VIP edit. Ray Volpe’s sub-heavy rendition is driven by animated stabs and finishes off with a double-time drop, while T-Mass’ rework highlights his mastery of melodic trap. The package is rounded out by YUPPYCULT’s anthemic rework and feel-good house takes from Gianni Kosta and The 9Ds & Damien Anthony.
 
“Just Call” took the world by storm this summer, landing in 18 Global Spotify Viral charts including the US, UK, Mexico, Australia, with Top 25 placement in 10 countries. The song also made its way into some of Spotify’s largest playlists: New Music Friday, Teen Party, Top Electronica and DancePop. Fresh off viral premieres on MTV2, MTV Live, and MTV’s Discover channel on Snapchat, the official music video continues to charm frenzied fans by the masses. Head to Billboard to watch Prince Fox and Bella Thorne explain the creation of “Just Call” on “How It Went Down.”
 
At just 19-years-old, Bella Thorne is undeniably a pop culture phenomenon, backed by a staggering fanbase of over 30 million strong across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, while touting the crown as the third most followed user on Snapchat in the world. Bella’s rise to prominence started in her adolescence with appearances on early episodes of The OC and Entourage, before she landed her breakout starring role on hit Disney show Shake It Up, at the young age of 13. Between forthcoming feature films Midnight Sun and The Death And Life of John F Donovan, the latter starring alongside Natalie Portman and Jessica Chastain, and recent lead roles in The Duff, Famous in Love and 2017 Netflix thriller You Get Me, Thorne has made an organic departure from her Disney image, transforming herself into one of the most versatile and magnetic personalities shaping the cultural zeitgeist. “Just Call” marks her return to music following a three-year absence.
 
Born Sam Lassner, Prince Fox has made a name for himself as one of the premier future pop producers in the game. Following two years of constant touring, he is back armed with standout Dim Mak singles “Just Call” and “Space (feat. Quinn XCII).” The new records display his uncanny ability to marry infectious melodies with dance and pop music, in addition to showcasing Sam’s soulful vocal chops and intricate songwriting. Catch Prince Fox in a city near you as he supports Louis the Child on their Last to Leave tour.

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