How Do You Love?
by The Hidden Cameras
Writers - Joel Gibb
First released - 2025
Original album - Bronto (The Hidden Cameras)
Subsequent albums -
Disco 5 (Pet Shop Boys)
Producers - Joel Gibb and Nicolas Sierig
Subsequent albums - (none)
Other releases - (none)
This 2025 Hidden Cameras single released April 11, 2025 features a Pet Shop Boys remix, although that wouldn't be released online until April 25 and physically (12-inch vinyl) until the following month. The PSB remix subsequently appeared on the CD edition of The Hidden Cameras' album Bronto, released in mid-September 2025. Some online sources had credited the remix to "Hidden Cameras feat. Pet Shop Boys," which had suggested the Boys' involvement extends to more than mere remixing, but the official release describes it simply as a "Pet Shop Boys Remix."
The original track was already decidedly dance-oriented, so it's up to the Boys to amp up, so to speak, what was already there to begin with. Intriguingly, their remix is a bit reminiscent of Frankie Knuckles' classic house mix of "I Want a Dog" as it appeared on Introspective, though not nearly as bass-heavy. But there's no getting around the strong house influence on this mix, revealing its ongoing impact four decades after its development on dance music in general and on PSB in particular. Again, as on their simultaneously released remix of Tina Turner's "Hot for You Baby," there's no trace (at least unmistakably so) of Neil's voice. Their treatment of "How Do You Love?" is, however, far less idiosyncratic than on Tina's track and is far more conventionally designed for the dance floor.
Mixes/Versions
Officially released
Pet Shop Boys mixes only:
- Mixer: Pet Shop Boys
- PSB Remix (4:14)
- This is the mix that appears on Disco 5.
- PSB Remix (4:14)
List cross-references
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