Bruno Mars' New Song 'Versace on the Floor' Has Smooth '90s Slow Jam Vibes -- Listen

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After the getting the clubs turned up with "24K Magic," Bruno Mars is slowing things down.

The GRAMMY winner released the second single, "Versace on the Floor," off his upcoming album on Thursday night, and this slow jam is so smooth, it gives Boyz II Men a run for their money!


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The lyrics are super sultry and sexy, with Mars crooning, "Let's kiss until we're naked."

"So baby let’s just turn down the lights and close the door," he continues. "Oh, I love that dress, but you won’t need it anymore."


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Mars admits to Rolling Stone that his musical inspiration comes from '90s artists. "Slow-dancing at the Valentine's Day banquet with the girl you have a crush on, and the DJ spins 'Before I Let You Go,' by Blackstreet," he recalls. "And the sh*t is magical, and you think about it for the next eight months."

In October, Mars released the upbeat track, "24K Magic," which was the first solo song he's put out in four years. Since its drop, the track has been in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks.

While Mars' fans have welcomed him back with open arms, the 31-year-old singer confesses that he was nervous about churning out another hit. "Coming off the biggest song of my career, it was super-daunting to come in here," he tells Rolling Stone of recording an album after the success of "Uptown Funk."


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"I don't know if people are going to love this sh*t," Mars continues. "I don't know if radio is going to play it. But what I don't want to have happen is I put it out and say, 'Damn it, if I'd just done this and this, maybe it would have had a shot.'"

Mars' highly anticipated album, 24K Magic, is due out later this month.


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