Nelly Furtado and Ian Asher release a new All Good Things version

Nelly Furtado's All Good Things (Come To An End) has received a new dance treatment from producer Ian Asher. Released on October 23, the digital single credits both artists and Geffen Records. It continues the exploration of Furtado's Loose catalogue during the album's twentieth-anniversary year.
The label describes Asher's approach as faster, with pitched-up Furtado vocals and synthesizer production drawing on speed house. The familiar song remains its foundation. This release is distinct from the MIDLIFE Version featuring pianist Adam Tendler and the 2006 demo included in September's anniversary edition.
Loose originally arrived on June 7, 2006. Its best-known songs include Promiscuous, Maneater and Say It Right, and Furtado worked with Timbaland on the album. Asher's remix revisits another recognizable song from that period as a separate club interpretation, rather than presenting a new Furtado studio album.
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Ian Asher, Nelly Furtado - All Good Things (Come To An End)
Source: Universal Music Canada, Geffen Records, Apple Music, The Music Universe, uDiscover Music