Hold on to your sequins and dust off your bell bottoms—Buster Sylvester is back, and he’s turned the volume (and the time machine) all the way up with his electrifying new EP, Bustified Covers, Vol. 2. Released with full disco flair, zero chill, and maximum reinvention, this seven-track cover collection is a high-voltage fusion of 70s swagger, Afrobeat energy, and unapologetic pop stardom.
In a music landscape increasingly crowded with polished algorithms and soulless mimicry, Buster Sylvester proudly declares: no AI was harmed (or used) in the making of this EP. That’s right—Buster is the real deal, crafting every beat, vocal flip, and retro-futuristic twist with his own fame-hungry hands. And the result? Seven iconic hits, seven radical reinventions, and one mission: to get you moving.
From the jump, Bustified Covers, Vol. 2 lets you know it’s here to party—with soul, sass, and style. Each track is more than just a cover; it’s a transformation, a love letter to the past reimagined through the filter of Buster’s flamboyant pop persona.
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“Man in the Mirror” – Michael Jackson’s introspective anthem gets a Studio 54 makeover. Still powerful, now with added glitter and groove.
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“Espresso” – Sabrina Carpenter’s flirty pop gem gets an Afrobeat twist, sending hips into motion and turning sass into a celebration.
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“Back for Good” – Take That’s ballad is reborn as a funk redemption jam, making boy band heartbreak sound cooler than ever.
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“Girls Like You” – Maroon 5’s radio staple is reworked into a late-night disco strut, drenched in 70s synth and sultry rhythm.
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“…Baby One More Time” – Britney’s breakout hit is given a sultry Motown confession vibe. It’s Britney, but make it soul.
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“Watermelon Sugar” – Harry Styles’ summer staple turns into a slow-burning, bass-heavy grind session. Hydration definitely recommended.
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“As Long As You Love Me” – The Backstreet Boys meet funk royalty in this golden-drenched declaration of devotion. AJ might just pick up the phone.
Every track on Bustified Covers, Vol. 2 proves Buster’s not just remixing songs—he’s rewriting the rules of nostalgia. These aren’t karaoke copies. They’re high-style, high-concept reinterpretations that channel the heart of the originals while infusing them with fearless flair.
Beyond the production, Buster Sylvester has made it clear: this project is about joy, movement, and unapologetic self-expression. It’s for the disco rebels, the pop nostalgics, and anyone who’s ever turned their bedroom into a dance floor. It’s also a reminder that cover songs, when done right, can be bold statements, not just tributes.
The EP’s impact is already reverberating across streaming platforms, from Spotify to Tidal. And if early reactions are any indication, listeners aren’t just nodding their heads—they’re bustifying their playlists and wardrobes alike. Warning: listening may lead to impromptu dance breaks, mirror-ball purchases, and a sudden desire for flared pants.
Bustified Covers, Vol. 2 is a wild, shimmering, groove-soaked ride through pop’s past and future. With a fearless sense of style and zero interest in subtlety, Buster Sylvester proves he’s not just remixing music—he’s redefining what it means to be a pop icon in the digital age. These covers aren’t just nostalgic—they’re transformational, just like Buster himself.
So go ahead: press play, turn it up, and get bustified. The dance floor (real or imaginary) awaits.
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