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Carl Kennedy collaborates vs Rayven & Valexx on "Pray" featuring Shawnee Taylor [Premiere]

  • July 30, 2015
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It's Thursday, the day before many of dance music's biggest releases are distributed. And this week, John Dahlback's Mutants Records is unleashing its next weapon of big collaborative proportions. On "Pray," we have UK-born and New York-based longtime house music fixture Carl Kennedy, going up against Italian duo Rayven & Valexx, along with the iconic vocals of Shawnee Taylor. Out tomorrow, "Pray" is a track that can be set to almost any scene, whether its big room, a warm up, or something to set your headphones to to run a bit faster. 

The energy on "Pray" is in its synth composition, with a quick, old school progressive ebb and flow in energy that we can be sure is marked from Kennedy's experience in production and in all sorts of live performances. Adding in Taylor's impressive vocals only amplifies the effect of "Pray," so check it out for yourself below.

 

MUTS52Carl Kennedy vs. Rayven & Valexx
"Pray" (feat. Shawnee Taylor)
Mutant Records
Out July 31, 2015

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