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Kissey produces and performs her own version of "You Don't Own Me" [Premiere]

  • February 19, 2016
  • Lindsay Blair
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We first dubbed Brooklyn-based producer Kissey our secret weapon, but with all our support over the past few months we called it that her music would no longer be a secret. Today we have a new release by the talented, and did we mention beautiful producer. Taking on her own cover of "You Don't Own Me" first made famous Lesly Gore in 1963, and also just happens to be one of the most amazing scenes Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn & Diane Keaton perform in their hit movie First Wives Club. Kissey produced and performed the rework and we are head over heels for it. Have your first listen below. 

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