Abstract Hip-Hop, Artists, Chill, Freestyle, Indie, Pop | Leah Haxhi Remedies the Weekday Blues with her New Single “Okay” prod. IAmRizwan
Posted by BIGLIFE on January 26, 2016
Leah Haxhi is a singer songwriter currently working on her upcoming album in NYC. She paired with Bangladeshi producer IAmRizwan to create this atmospheric track that makes us feel like everything will be “Okay”. She free-styled the song in one take and then added harmonies to build out the song and create the organic feeling of the single. Leah is working with various producers and labels such as Afrojack, Armada Music, and MixMash Deep. We last gave you a taste of her EDM style with Armada’s record “When We Were Young” by Jaylex ft. Leah Haxhi, but here she shows us once again that her style cannot be put into any box.
https://soundcloud.com/leahhaxhi/okay-leah-haxhi-prod-by-iamrizwan
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Future House | Dave Winnel Takes Adam Lambert’s “Ghost Town” Up A Notch
Posted by BIGLIFE on May 18, 2015
Building on the success of his “OKAY” remix that I played at AVENU here in Dallas, Sydney’s Dave Winnel is back with an official “Ghost Town” remix on Warner Music. Originally produced by Max Martin, who’s the king of pop music, “Ghost Town” is heavily influenced by the future house sounds that’s dominating the dance space. This is no shock, at contemporaries like Dr. Luke and Benny Blanco have regularly borrowed from the underground but I digress.
Dave Winnel really did this one justice. No release date yet. Keep your eye on this guy. Big remix.
House, Mashups | DOSVEC – Hope Faded Okay
Posted by BIGLIFE on December 9, 2014
Take one of the biggest house tracks of 2014 (Shiba San “Okay”) mashed with one of the funkiest house songs of 2014 (Alex Metric & Oliver “Hope”) and lastly introduced the mysterious ZHU vocals “Faded” and you have one of the sickest house mashups to date.
DOSVEC makes this track go from a funky bass heavy tune into a seductive mashup of Faded. The way the vocals are introduce in the middle of the song gives a two track feel.