covered "Let the Music Play" as her third solo single. The song was remixed in a variety of styles, notably by Paul Oakenfold of Perfecto and Steve Rodway of Motiv8. A video of the song was also released. Track listings and formats These are the main formats and track listings of the single release of Mary Kiani's "Let the Music Play." Cover versions In 1987, Icelandic punk band Mosi frændi released a cover of the song on their 13-track cassette-only release, "Suzy Creamcheese for president". In 1991, freestyle artist Tiana did a cover of this song. The soundtrack of Neil Jordan's The Crying Game, released in 1992, includes a cover by Carroll Thompson, produced by Pet Shop Boys. In 1996, Scottish singer Mary Kiani covered the song and hit the #19 spot on the UK singles chart. (See below.) A cover version by Music Instructor was included on its album Electric City of Music Instructor, released in 1998. Exile, a Japanese boy band, did a cover of this song on their album, titled Asia, released in 2006. In 2006, Mexican pop band RBD covered "Let the Music Play," which is featured on its first English-language album, Rebels, but only as an iTunes digital-download exclusive. The track was not included on the album itself. "S.O.S. (Let the Music Play)," the second single from the 2009 album Battlefield by Jordin Sparks, contains lyrics and melodies from the song. In 2006, "Let The Music Play" was also recorded by Sisaundra Lewis from NBC's The Voice. House DJ/producer Secondcity sampled the lyrics on his track "Let The Music." References Songs about music 1983 debut singles 1996 singles Shannon (singer) songs Mary Kiani songs Songs written by Chris Barbosa Song recordings produced by Chris Barbosa Music videos directed by Nigel Dick Mirage Records singles Atco Records singles Atlantic Records singles Mercury Records singles 1983 songs