RuPaul's Newest Album Is Finally Here

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Although the biggest RuPaul-related news of the week was the official reveal of Drag Race's season 9 contestants, there is still a lot more going on in the world of one of the universe's most iconic drag queens: a new album!

\u201cNew Album \u201cRemember Me\u201d https://t.co/n4UDAVsI0Q #iTunes\u201d
— RuPaul (@RuPaul) 1486095572

That's right! Mama Ru's latest offering, Remember Me: Essential, Vol. 1, was officially released today, and (at the time of reporting) is currently sitting at the #2 spot on the iTunes Dance Chart.

As NewNowNext points out, the record takes some of the biggest hits throughout Ru's legendary career and gives them a modern day, dance twist (although some completely new tracks are mixed in the tracklist as well).

Listen to RuPaul's Remember Me below, and let us know your thoughts on the new album in the comments and on Twitter!

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