Canadian duo Partners in Crime have released a newly restored version of their track “Randy Girls,” a song they originally recorded in their early 20s and recently rediscovered. Out now as the new single from their self-titled album Partners in Crime, the track brings a nostalgic mix of danceable pop and rock back into the spotlight.

Written by Colin Whiteford and Doug Pegg, “Randy Girls” was recorded decades ago at Kinck Sound with engineer Fred Kinck Petersen and co-produced by Terry Gadsden. “Fred had the best ears of anyone we ever worked with,” the band recalls. “We recorded almost everything at Kinck Sound — even after we signed with A&M.”