Meshell Ndegeocello and Cat Power release a joint cover of “Don’t You Want Me,” originally by The Human League. The two artists are part of a wider upcoming project from Ndegeocello, whose new album *Synonym* is scheduled for release this fall. The record is described as a collection of well-known songs that Ndegeocello reinterprets with a range of collaborators. Reported contributors include ANOHNI, Chaka Khan, Nick Hakim, and Bill Callahan, who previously collaborated with Cat Power as part of their past relationship. Earlier coverage highlighted a lead single from *Synonym*: Ndegeocello’s version of Aretha Franklin and George Michael’s “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me),” recorded with Cynthia Erivo. With the new track, listeners hear Ndegeocello and Cat Power take on the synth-pop classic, with one outlet describing the arrangement as carrying a reggae-influenced approach.