A brand new remix of David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' has been released to mark its 50th anniversary!

In 1969, David Bowie wrote one of the greatest rock and roll hits of all time, 'Space Oddity.'

Now, 50 years later, a new remix has been released to celebrate the late musician's anniversary of the track - and it still gives us chills!

The accompanying Tim Pope-directed music video features rare never-before-seen footage of Bowie performing at his 50th birthday concert at Madison Square Garden in 1997.

It is also cut with studio-shot clips produced for the backdrop of his 1990’s Sound & Vision tour.

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According to Rolling Stone, the video was premiered at a commemorative NASA event at The Kennedy Center in Washington over the weekend.

The new version of 'Space Oddity' - which was mixed by Bowie's longtime collaborator Tony Visconti - features on the 50th anniversary double 7-inch box set which was released earlier this month.

Meanwhile, it has also been announced that Mattel are releasing a Ziggy Stardust-inspired Barbie to celebrate the song's half-century.