Zara Larsson teams up with American singer Muni Long for a new version of “Midnight Sun.” Get the details on this collaborative track and its producers. Listen, stream, buy the track, mp3 download.
Zara Larsson reimagines her summer hit “Midnight Sun” with a new feature from American singer and songwriter Muni Long. The original track released in June, and this fresh iteration builds on its success with an additional vocal perspective. The song comes from Larsson’s own Sommer House imprint under license to Epic Records and Sony Music.
Production duties for the track fall to a robust team including Margo XS, MNEK, Helena Gao, and Troy Taylor. Swedish pop star Zara Larsson first captured global attention after winning the talent show Talang Sverige, the Swedish version of Got’s Talent, as a child.
zara larsson, muni long midnight sun
Her international breakthrough followed with the multi-platinum single “Lush Life,” establishing her as a dominant force in pop music. Muni Long, the professional name for Priscilla Renea, forged a significant career as a songwriter for major artists before stepping into the spotlight herself.
Her Grammy-winning solo single “Hrs & Hrs” demonstrated her distinct vocal and songwriting power. This collaboration on “Midnight Sun” merges Larsson’s Scandinavian pop sensibility with Long’s grounded R&B influence. The new version also retains the iconic introductory vocals from bounce music pioneer Big Freedia, creating a cross-genre event.
This release continues Larsson’s pattern of strategic collaborations following past hits with artists like Ty Dolla $ign. For Muni Long, the feature represents another step in expanding her reach following critical acclaim. The updated “Midnight Sun” is available now across all music platforms.
Zara Larsson, Muni Long – Midnight Sun
The original Midnight Sun was released in June, this new version features Muni Long.
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Produced by Margo XS, MNEK, Helena Gao, Troy Taylor
November 14, 2025
1 song, 3 minutes
℗ 2025 Sommer House, under exclusive license to Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
