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Bee's Knees will have your "Legs" heading straight for the dance floor

  • November 18, 2014
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Releasing off Steve Aoki's imprint Dim Mak Records is the latest funky remix from Bee's Knees. The duo has been giving electronic music fans a left-field dance vibe that is setting them apart amongst the masses. Their latest flip of the Chuck Inglish and Chromeo collab "Legs" segues the familiar spirit-lifting vocals into a disco-electro chorus that effortlessly keeps the dance floor sucked in. Equally ready for both a late night club set and your morning commute to work, the official "Legs" remix is the duo's last release before their upcoming December EP duo out on Kill Paris' Sexy Electric label. Check out Bee's Knees latest below, and be sure to support the artists on iTunes and their social media pages. 

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Chuck Inglish feat. Chromeo

"Legs (Bee's Knees Remix)"

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