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Brand new Madonna song produced by Cleo Nasser!!
Cleo Nasser used samples from several songs to create a never heard before song.


Music lovers around the world can now check out a newly created track with the actual voice of the Queen of Pop... Madonna. Available on Legitimix and called Love Me, Leave Me. Cleo Nasser, a Madge superfan whos been remixing Madonna since the mid 90s, wanted to try something new: create a song by stitching together Madonna acapellas from the last two decades, digitally remaking the tone, pitch and timing of the words to give a whole new meaning.
The Nasser-reconstructed Madonna lyrics were then remixed by a group of producers dedicated to remixing the Queen of Pop, part of a collective known as the Madonna Remixers Alliance.
One of the highlights of the project is that there was no intention to deface the vocals to the point of making it impossible for people to recognize them. "I want Madonna fans to identify where each snippet came from, that they remember the original songs. After all, this is a great tribute to her. The central theme is loving relationships, something present in pratically all of her discography", confesses Cleo.
Love Me, Leave Me
(Maxi-Single)
Love Me, Leave Me is about relationships and the difficulties faced by anyone involved in one. Besides the original version, the song also features six remixes, plus the instrumental version and the one edited for video, all completely new.

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