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Ray Foxx remixes LO'99 & Marshall F's "Take Me Back" [Premiere]

  • June 9, 2015
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We've been seeing a lot of viral chatter about one of Australia's latest production talents, LO'99. Working on fresh deep house music that sometimes dips its toe into the futuristic, his music has been accepted with the open arms of those looking for something a little bit different to listen to. After remixing big names like Kaskade & John Dahlback, he's teamed up with London's up and coming Marshall F on an original that they've named "Take Me Back." Due out on July 17th via New State Music, the track has already gotten its remix attention from multiple artists including Sinden, Terace, and two dubs from CRNKN. Today we have an exclusive listen to that last piece of the puzzle on the EP, with a remix from London's Ray Foxx. A futuristic mixture of tech, electronica and bass, Foxx has churned out an addictive remix that takes us through some video game-like levels.

 

Take Me Back - NEW STATE PACKSHOTLO'99 & Marshall F
"Take Me Back" (Ray Foxx Remix)
New State Music
Release Date: July 17, 2015

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