Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stream/download: orcd.co/senorita
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Pillows drops a fire rework of the Justin Timberlake classic ‘Senorita’ - check out the fresh new video shot from the shores of Malibu, California.
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Masked LA-based songwriter/producer/singer Pillows has been simmering away on the Dance music scene since 2019; she wears a custom onesie and a pillow mask, keeping her identity a myth and people guessing who she really is. She has garnered a lot of high-profile support over the years from the likes of R3HAB, Oliver Heldens, Nicky Romero, Laidback Luke, NGHTMRE, Hardwell, The Chainsmokers, Dropgun and many more. Pillows’ tracks have been featured across major editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music and have hit some high points on streaming platforms with a Top 50 chart on Apple Music; millions of streams on Spotify; reaching #4 on TIDAL and also charting on Shazam. Her 1st release ‘Ghosts’ was an international hit that made it to radio in several European countries and charted #16 in Germany. Most recently she released ‘Goosebumps’ and ‘I Can’t Go For That’; clocking up a massive 1 million streams between them and received support from Radio 1. She is also in-demand as a DJ with previous residencies including US clubs such as Omnia, Marquee (Las Vegas), Avalon, and Academy as well as slots at some of the biggest music festivals out there, including EDC Las Vegas. Prior to this project she also already hit two no.1s in her home country with over 60 million streams of her music.
Pillows gives her unique spin on the Justin Timberlake classic ‘Senorita’. Borrowing the original vocal hook, Pillows interweaves her own lyrics and Slap House production. Timberlake’s track reached the top 10 in charts globally, and goes down as one of the most iconic tracks of the 00s.
"Senorita was one of my fav songs as a little girl. I watched the music video 15 times a day, I’m probably 20 million out of the 100 million that it has on Youtube! I thought they had the prettiest girls in that video. I wanted to be, dance, move and look like them!! It’s so super exciting to rework this song.”
Stream/download: orcd.co/senorita
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Pillows drops a fire rework of the Justin Timberlake classic ‘Senorita’ - check out the fresh new video shot from the shores of Malibu, California.
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Masked LA-based songwriter/producer/singer Pillows has been simmering away on the Dance music scene since 2019; she wears a custom onesie and a pillow mask, keeping her identity a myth and people guessing who she really is. She has garnered a lot of high-profile support over the years from the likes of R3HAB, Oliver Heldens, Nicky Romero, Laidback Luke, NGHTMRE, Hardwell, The Chainsmokers, Dropgun and many more. Pillows’ tracks have been featured across major editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music and have hit some high points on streaming platforms with a Top 50 chart on Apple Music; millions of streams on Spotify; reaching #4 on TIDAL and also charting on Shazam. Her 1st release ‘Ghosts’ was an international hit that made it to radio in several European countries and charted #16 in Germany. Most recently she released ‘Goosebumps’ and ‘I Can’t Go For That’; clocking up a massive 1 million streams between them and received support from Radio 1. She is also in-demand as a DJ with previous residencies including US clubs such as Omnia, Marquee (Las Vegas), Avalon, and Academy as well as slots at some of the biggest music festivals out there, including EDC Las Vegas. Prior to this project she also already hit two no.1s in her home country with over 60 million streams of her music.
Pillows gives her unique spin on the Justin Timberlake classic ‘Senorita’. Borrowing the original vocal hook, Pillows interweaves her own lyrics and Slap House production. Timberlake’s track reached the top 10 in charts globally, and goes down as one of the most iconic tracks of the 00s.
"Senorita was one of my fav songs as a little girl. I watched the music video 15 times a day, I’m probably 20 million out of the 100 million that it has on Youtube! I thought they had the prettiest girls in that video. I wanted to be, dance, move and look like them!! It’s so super exciting to rework this song.”
