The cover of the single was taken on Snake Pass, Derbyshire, England; a music video was shot for this song in Thor's Cave, Staffordshire.

Alongside the wider exposure Verve were receiving, the trek marked a change for the band, with them taking influence from Spiritualized in their performances.

Up to that point, the band had been performing "She's a Superstar" live, but by the time they worked with Clempson, the song had a slower tempo.

[6] Egan wrote that when the band was recording it, the song had reached four-minutes in length, and while they kept playing, their "ever-present penchant for improvisational methods took over.

Egan said that due to the time they were working on it, the band and Clempson associated the song with the sun rising and birds chirping.

"[9][nb 1] Clarke noted the "subtle but weird guitar work" from McCabe, adding that the song was possibly their "first true sign of potential greatness, telling tales of high-life, drug-taking and exploitative love, and ending with an extra six minutes of wild, free-form feedback-filled jamming.

[12] "Feel" lasts for over 10 minutes;[12] Steve Sutherland of Melody Maker remarked that the track came across as a "space mantra", evolving akin to material from Spiritualized "in some blasted far-flung region of the universe.

[5] The artwork, which was shot in March 1992,[9] has a waterfall cascading over a hillside, with streams of it splashing down a neon sign that reads "Verve".

[15] The video for "She's a Superstar" was shot at Thor's Cave in Warwickshire, which would feature on the cover for their debut studio album, A Storm in Heaven (1993).

[15] Preceded by a one-off show in London in June 1992, the band embarked on their first headlining tour the following month to promote "She’s a Superstar".

[21] Sutherland made "She's a Superstar" Single of the Week, where he wrote that the people who had seen the song live would notice the change in tempo, "Then you'll be intrigued.