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Drake – "Furthest Thing" (Trippy Turtle Remix)

  • October 9, 2013
  • Clark McCaskill
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Up and coming producer Trippy Turtle has a knack for making sensual music that falls under the Jersey Club style. Jersey Club originated in Newark, and has been proudly accompanying bedtime fun times ever since. Resilient of 90’s R&B and modern US Club music, it's a futuristic style with a throwback to the past. This style has the full potential to be the next big movement that will soon be taking over every DJ's decks, just as trap did before.

Trippy’s latest release is a remix of Drake’s “Furthest Thing,” and is another one for the books in an ever-expanding catalog of must-have tracks. As the song says, "you can fuck to it, smoke to it, scheme to it, plot to it, and get that sweet sweet paper." There's not much more to say beyond what Drizzy has, after you hear this track you might feel like nothing was the same.

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