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Get an "Infinite High" off this Bee's Knees Panama Wedding remix [Download]

  • December 19, 2015
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This is my first encounter with LA duo Bee’s Knees and it’s a shame I’ve been missing out on their sleek and synthy good vibes. Aaron Spiro and Adam Novodor have launched some massive singles since their start, and let’s not forget to mention how they faithfully kill remixes like their ones for Robin Thicke and Miami Horror. Even though these two are so young in age, it seems they have mastered their style of 80s-tinged future synth house.

Next up for Bee’s Knees is a remix of “Infinite High” originally by New York’s Peter Kirk and his project Panama Wedding. Between Kirk’s velvety vocals and the uplifting nature of the original, it serves as the perfect ground for adding in dreamy Bee’s Knees synths and a jolt of dance. Grab this one as a limited free download and check out everything that Bee’s Knees has to offer on their SoundCloud page.

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