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Lea Lea – "The Road" (DJ Vadim remix) [Premiere]

  • August 22, 2013
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In the mood for some chilled out reggae-electronic vibes well look no further then the DJ Vadim remix of Lea Lea’s “The Road”. Through 6 minutes chunky dub bass paves way for siren-effects and floating vocals. A nice blend between shifting electronic beats and a variety of strong vocal efforts, Vadim’s remix of “The Road” can appeal to both a casual reggae listener and a dedicated fan of dub.

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While Hackney’s own Lea Lea has been compared to the likes of Missy Elliot and Kelis the way that her vocal contribution is used in the Vadim remix proves that her multi-dimensional voice can tap into many different markets. As she kicks her run into gear she begins an exponential climb that summits while she is releasing fierce, controlled vocal notes. Expect Lea Lea's name to catch some momentum in the coming months and for now pick up a free download of the track from SoundCloud.

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