A limited series of David Bowie-inspired digital collectibles, including a previously unreleased version of “Let’s Dance,” will be sold this month to benefit MusiCares.

Beginning 4/14, fans will have the opportunity to purchase Bowie-inspired art and claim a digital collectible that will allow them to hear the exclusive track. The offering is Web3 music company Gala Music's way of celebrating the 40th anniversary of Let’s Dance.

The version of the title track being made available was recorded 19 years after the original, with Larry Dvoskin as producer.

“When I first talked with the executor of the Bowie estate, he told me he initially planned to listen to my pitch about releasing this as an NFT and then politely pass,” Dvoskin said. “But when he pulled up the original 2002 email in which Bowie expressed his enthusiasm for doing the recording, that changed his mind. This was a creative endeavor David never got to see released during his lifetime. We are honoring his wish by releasing it now.”

Warner Chappell Music is the publisher of the song, and Dvoskin’s Bowie digital collection is Warner Chappell’s first completely native NFT agreement. Still got those red shoes from 40 years ago? Dig them out and dance the blues here.