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Free n Losh should remix The Weeknd more "Often" [Premiere]

  • July 24, 2014
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The Weeknd has been on a serious grind lately. Release after release, the Canadian-born heavy hitter manages to stay on top, while simultaneously holding a pretty significant influence on the music industry. So, when his camp is rumored to be backing a remix of one of his tracks, that's when you know to pay attention.

Up-and-coming production duo Free n Losh have done just that too – have given his latest release, "Often," a semi-tropical twist, fusing together house and trap elements to make one hell of a remix. If you haven't heard of them already, it's definitely time to start keeping tabs on them by clicking the like/follow buttons – 100% worth your time. 

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Often (Free n Losh Remix)

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  • July 24, 2014
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