NEW MUSIC: SPICE GIRLS | SAY YOU'LL BE THERE (7" RADIO MIX) + 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEBUT ALBUM

To celebrate 25 years since releasing their debut album, Spice Girls will be releasing a deluxe edition featuring bonus tracks, b-sides and previously unheard recordings. Today the group shared a version of "Say You’ll Be There" with Judd Lander’s harmonica replaced by a saxophone solo. "Spice25" will be released October 29 as a 2CD set inside an A5 hardback book. There’s also set to be a variety of vinyl and cassette versions alongside an Apple exclusive remastered edition of the original album using Dolby Atmos. It will feature a Dave Way alternative mix of breakthrough hit "Wannabe," a 7-inch radio mix of "Say You'll Be There," an orchestral take on "2 Become 1," and the 12-inch Unlimited Groove mix of "Love Thing." Speaking of the anniversary, Mel B said: “All I ever wanted was to be accepted and to make everyone around me – gay, straight, brown, black, shy or loud like me – to feel they can celebrate who they are and to be free to be themselves. "Spice" was originally released in 1996 and went on to become the third biggest selling record of the decade, featuring tracks like ‘Wannabe,’ ‘2 Become 1’ and "Say You’ll Be There."