Paris Hilton is reclaiming her spot under the disco ball. The pop culture juggernaut just dropped a thunderous house remix of “If the Earth Is Spinning”, reworked by UK electronic wizard James Hurr and Chicago’s underground hero Karsten Sollors, and featuring powerhouse vocals from Sia. Out now via ADA Worldwide (Warner Music Group’s indie arm), the track is a sweaty, euphoric reminder that Paris isn’t just playing dress-up in the DJ booth—she’s here to make you dance.

The remix marks the first taste of Hilton’s upcoming INFINITE ICON Remix EP, dropping May 30, and it’s pure club fuel. Pulsing basslines, hypnotic loops, and Sia’s unmistakable vocals orbit Paris’ cosmic vision, elevating the autobiographical anthem into full-blown rave territory.

“This track is pure dancefloor magic,” Paris says. “It's made for that moment when you just let go and the music takes over. My remix era is all about transformation, self-expression, and finding your light.”

“If the Earth Is Spinning (Remix)” is just the opening salvo of what promises to be a full-scale remix offensive. It’s a rebirth for Paris, whose 2024 album INFINITE ICON—executive produced by none other than Sia—signaled a confident, surprisingly vulnerable return to music, peeling back the layers of the media mogul’s glamorous, chaotic, and deeply human life story.

Paris has been teasing this chapter for a while. Long before Sliving became a state of being, she’d already carved out her niche on the charts with 2006’s Stars Are Blind, a sleeper hit-turned-streaming staple now clocking 130M+ plays. From collabs with Lil Wayne, Steve Aoki, and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, to emotional tracks like I Blame You, Hilton has quietly built a catalog that’s both danceable and deeply personal.

Now, with the INFINITE ICON Remix EP, she’s handing the reins to some of dance music’s finest to reimagine her story—track by track, beat by beat.

Behind the music is 11:11 Media, Hilton’s growing empire that spans everything from reality TV and Roblox to social justice campaigns. In true Paris fashion, the message is as important as the glitter. Whether it’s pushing bipartisan child protection laws, or reclaiming her narrative through her NYT best-selling memoir PARIS, Hilton’s renaissance is multi-platform, multi-dimensional—and unstoppable.

“It’s going to be iconic,” she promises.

We believe her.

Author: Adam Bailey

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