The latest season of Bridgerton has breathed new life into an old Pitbull song, ‘Give Me Everything’. Fans of the show have been raving about the orchestral version that soundtrack a climactic scene between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton. The cover, scored by Archer Marsh and arranged by Justin Kamps, quickly went viral on social media, piquing everyone’s musical interest.
Kamps explained in an interview with Netflix that when he first received the scene featuring the Pitbull song, he was a bit perplexed. But, he managed to work his magic and create an orchestral version that had fans swooning and replays in the millions. It’s always enjoyable when a show is enhanced by a fantastic soundtrack, and this is one of those times.
In other news, NME reviewed the latest season of Bridgerton with humour and sarcasm. The three-star review of the show highlights how the show still relies on outdated themes such as needing a male heir, but at least there is representation and modern flair in addressing such issues. The review piggybacked on this and goes on to say that even if you’re not into sweets or cheese, you’ll find the show more than a treat.
The simple change from the original song to the harmonious, orchestral cover in the show added an excellent layer to the already heady mix of romance, lust, and period drama. The song has transcended into an instant classic, fostering the internet’s latest obsession
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