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Vanessa Williams, an entertainment icon known for her multifaceted talents in music, film, and television, has made a stunning return to the dance floor with her latest release, Legs (Keep Dancing): The Remixes EP. This project marks her first pop recording in 15 years, debuting at an impressive #3 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Digital Sales chart. Williams’ new EP features an array of energetic remixes that showcase her timeless appeal and vibrant musical style, proving once again her enduring influence in the entertainment industry. Media outlets are saying: Read More

June 14, 2024 – Today, Vanessa Williams, the legendary, award-winning star of stage, screen, and music, releases exclusive new remixes of her smash hit single, “Legs (Keep Dancing),” available everywhere now. The track, her first pop recording in 15 years, recently debuted at No. 3 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Digital Sales chart and has surpassed a million digital streams in a matter of weeks. The seven-track collection, Legs (Keep Dancing): The Remixes EP, features a variety of edits by the 808 BEACH duo of New York City-based club DJ Bill Coleman and his London-based collaborator John “J-C” Carr who have jointly remixed or produced blazing tracks on a who’s who in club music such as Lizzo, Sia, and Adam Lambert. Read More

“Vanessa Williams’ ‘Legs (Keep Dancing): The Remixes EP’ offers fresh takes on her classic hits, perfect for any dance party.” Read More

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Vanessa Williams, the legendary, award-winning star of stage, screen, and music, releases exclusive new remixes of her smash hit single, “Legs (Keep Dancing),” available everywhere now. The track, her first pop recording in 15 years, recently debuted at No. 3 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Digital Sales chart and has surpassed a million digital streams in weeks. The seven-track collection, Legs (Keep Dancing): The Remixes EP, features a variety of edits by the 808 Beach duo of New York City-based club DJ Bill Coleman and his London-based collaborator John “J-C” Carr who have jointly remixed or produced blazing tracks on a who’s who in club music such as Lizzo, Sia, and Adam Lambert. Read More

Fun fact: Vanessa Williams started her journey to fame as Miss America in 1984. But she’s more than just a beauty queen. She’s an actress, she’s a model, dancer, and singer.

Vanessa is making musical waves with her new single and kicking it into high gear. Take a listen.

Vanessa Williams (singing): “I’m still here, still standing, still kicking, In fact, I’m the best I’ve ever been.”

Vanessa Williams has got legs, and she knows how to use them, in her new music video “Legs (Keep Dancing).” Read More

Throughout her decades-long career in the entertainment world, Vanessa Williams has done it all. She can dance, sing, and act, and she has plenty of credits and award nominations to show for her talent. After a lengthy break away from music, which helped make her a superstar decades ago, she’s finally released a new song…and it quickly became a special hit for the singer. Read More

On April 26, Vanessa Williams pulled a Beyoncé – or is it a Cher? – by dropping her first new single in 15 years without much fanfare, relying on its catchiness and her followers, online and IRL, to share the links and spread the word.

“Legs (Keep Dancing)” isn’t just Williams’ first new single in 15 years, it’s a dancefloor paean to aging fiercely that spins around its catchy refrain of, “They say the legs are the last to go/ I’ma keep dancing.” Read More

EAGLE MOUNTAIN — American singer and actress Vanessa Williams just released her first single in more than a decade, and one of her songwriters is a 17-year-old Utah girl.

Williams initially became famous when she was the first Black woman to be crowned Miss America in 1984. She went on to become a grammy-nominated singer with her ninth studio album on the way, won a Tony for her performance of the witch in “Into the Woods” on Broadway in 2002, and was nominated for an Emmy three times for her work on the TV show “Ugly Betty.” Read More