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Hippie Sabotage does it again with "Cut Your Teeth" remix

  • February 17, 2014
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UK based singer Kyla La Grange's latest track "Cut Your Teeth" is laced with soothing vocals that explore the rhythmic sensation of pop with basic percussion and droplets of indie and scratchy futuristic sounds. Although Kyla La Grange is quite the colorful woman, equipped with a vibrant presence and pastel rainbow-colored hair, her vocals also carry their own brightening effect. With that in mind, it's quite interesting to delve into the remix Cali based production duo Hippie Sabotage have brought to the table.

Hippie Sabotage alter the song's original poppy aura by drastically lowering the pitch, morphing it into a sound that closely resembles what an AlunaGeorge and XXYYXX fusion might sound like. Overall, this remix of "Cut Your Teeth" beautifully contrasts the original by adding a thicker and heavier dimension. 

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