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Rihanna – "Stay" Feat. Mikky Ekko (Erol Sabadosh Remix)

  • February 1, 2013
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Perhaps the only thing more important than wild Friday night plans is the playlist we listen to while we're getting ready to go out. Whether you take half an hour or three hours to pamper and primp, having the right vanity mirror jams will help shake the work week off. Perhaps London's Erol Sabadosh had this weekly ritual in mind when he remixed Rihanna's fatal attraction ballad, "Stay", featuring vocals by Mikky Ekko. The coursing piano chords make it sinfully pop but the electro dance embellishments give it an edginess that will go quite nice with that Jack on the rocks you're waving in the air.

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