In a move that feels equal parts audacious, reverent, and deliciously chaotic, FCUKERS have unveiled a full-bodied reimagining of Angèle ft Justice’s cult-favorite single ‘What You Want’, out on Angèle VL Records / Because Music. Let’s be clear: this is not a remix. This is not a lightly reworked club edit.

This is a full-scale transformation – an artistic flip so immersive it borders on rebirth. Fcukers’ Shanny’s newly added vocals don’t just complement the track; they destabilize it in the best way, adding a raw, emotional edge that reframes the song into something darker, deeper, and impossible to ignore.

‘What You Want’ (FCUKERS Remix)

Angèle’s ‘What You Want’ now steps into an unfiltered, genre-blurring space, engaging directly with a new wave of artists who are reshaping the boundaries of pop and electronic music. About the original track, Billboard says: “Angèle’s airy vocals perfectly contrast the harder-edged production, resulting in a track that sucks you into its mysterious world.” See the (LA)HORDE (Rosalia, Madonna, Sam Smith, Christine and the Queens) directed original music video. The remix, however, exudes amplified attitude and whimsy, expect of Fcukers of course.

About Angèle

Angèle stands among the most important pop artists to emerge from Europe in the past decade. Born Angèle Van Laeken, she built her career with a clear vision and unwavering creative control. Her debut album, Brol (2018), launched her into cultural ubiquity across Belgium and France, selling over a million copies and producing songs that became touchstones for an entire generation, including “Balance ton quoi,” a feminist anthem that soundtracked the French #MeToo movement.

Her first steps onto the global stage came in 2020, when she collaborated with Dua Lipa on bilingual lockdown anthem “Fever,” which became a global smash, topped charts across multiple countries, and introduced her to a massive international audience beyond the Francophone world. Rolling Stone described her as “one of those singers you want to say you knew before they were cool.”

Throughout her career, Angèle’s music has soundtracked first loves, queer self-recognition, late-night solitude, and political awakenings. Her queer narratives — including “Ta reine” — place love between women at the center of pop storytelling. At Coachella, she wrapped herself in the pride flag while singing, then, transforming the Mojave Stage into a declaration of unbridled love. 

About FCUKERS

FCUKERS’ explosive ascendance began downtown in New York City and continues to grow there today. In a fast-track three years spent amassing millions of streams, playing Glastonbury, Primavera, Lollapalooza, Coachella and in arenas supporting LCD Soundsystem, Tame Impala, and Dom Dolla, they have received recognition from the likes of Beck, Billie Eillish, and Zane Lowe, while earning spots on BBC Radio 1’s ‘Future Artist of the Month’ and both Spotify and Amazon’s “Artists to Watch” lists. Audiences worldwide crave the party fugue state that the band’s riotous live shows – over 100 last year – design. Fcukers now present their debut album ‘Ö,’ produced by Kenny Beats with help from 100 Gecs, streaming now.