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Action 52 bring us back to the days of Ludacris with a dirty g-house remix of "How Low"

  • July 22, 2014
  • Lindsay Blair
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Long live the high days of Ludacris. The Chicken n Beer, the "Southern Hospitality", the one time he told bitches to move out of the way. Well Ludacris had the spotlight in my childhood and it's never too late to reminisce about the good ole' days. Well the mysterious Colorado based duo Action 52 are singing the same tune, and are here today to hop in the time machine and shoot us back to 2009, where Luda reigned king and dropping it low was the new wave (not saying that things have changed). Taking on Ludacris' "How Low", the pair turn the beat around and bring it into some bumping g-house territory. Pitched down vocals give the track the ultimate gangster lean and make this one choon the will have the booty bumping on the dance floor. Let loose, drop it low, and have some fun with this one.

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"How Low" (Action 52 Remix)

  • 22-07-2014
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