Dance divas Amber and Zelma Davis unite for their cover of the 1979 track 'No More Tears (Enough Is Enough),' originally recorded by Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer. International release date for the track is August 12 and will be available in iTunes and virtually all digital music stores. You can preview the track on Amber's Official Website or Zelma's MySpace Page.

Amber has racked up an impressive seven consecutive No. 1 dance singles and an additional six Top 10 dance hits. If you've been near a club anywhere in the last few years, you undoubtedly have danced your ass off to 'This Is Your Night,' 'One More Night,' 'If You Could Read My Mind,' or 'Sexual (li da di).' Cher even covered Amber's 2000 hit 'Love One Another, which earned Amber a Grammy nom as writer.

Zelma Davis, the iconic voice behind the C+C Music Factory, took C+C mega-hits 'Here We Go,' 'Things That Make You Go Hmmm...,' and 'Just a Touch of Love' to the top of the Billboard charts. And, I'll be honest, it was cuz of her I remained popular in high school. I brought that first C+C cassette (yes, cassette) with me to every party and always managed to get the room going. (Yes, even back then, Muzo was pushing kickin' beatz on people.)

Now the two dance divas unite for a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration. I got a chance to ask the ladies some personal questions - their celebrity crushes, who they would be if they were a gay man, what's in their iPods, taking on Donna and Barbra and much more. And check out the vid for 'No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)' below:

Check out the Q&A:

Muzo: Congratulations to you both on your duet of the cover 'No More Tears (Enough Is Enough).' It's one of the greatest dance songs of all time, and in my humble opinion, you two legendary divas nailed it outta the park and gave the song a whole new life. So with that said:

What does it take to successfully remake a classic?