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Cher releases audio for her version of ABBA's 'SOS'

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Iconic singer Cher has released the audio to her version of ABBA’s SOS. 

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The track is Cher’s third ABBA release in recent months following her version of Fernando from the movie Mama Mia: Here We Go Again and a slamming disco take on Gimme Gimme Gimme.

The singers new album filled with ABBA tunes will be out next month. Titled Dancing Queen it will be out on September 28th via Warner Bros. Records.

The album will be Cher’s 26th solo release, she recorded an additional six albums with former husband and musical partner Sonny Bono in the 1960s. Her last album was 2013’s Closer to the Truth, a dance records which saw her working with top producers including Paul Oakenfold and Timbaland.  

Take a listen to SOS.

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