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NGHTMRE takes it back to 2003 with his remix of "Lean Back"

  • May 4, 2017
  • Ry Smith
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Easily one of the biggest names in EDM trap music, NGHTMRE has already been on a roll this year after just completing his first national bus tour. Now he's ready to continue making 2017 his best year yet, with this throwback remix of the 2003 Terror Squad classic, "Lean Back." 

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Without a doubt, be prepared to hear this from all the big trap DJs at the moment, as the song is basically three minutes of non-stop banger. Still, I can't help be think this remix really missed out on the opportunity to give this song a fresh coat of paint, as the song retreads a lot of the original. Not to mention, NGHTMRE doesn't include any of lyrics except for the chorus… and that's a real shame, considering Fat Joe had one of the best opening lines of any hip-hop song ever ("I don't give F-ck about your faults or mishappenins'…") and Remy Ma basically announced herself as a star-in-the-making with her verse. Still, the track is tons of fun, and will get a ton of club play. So check it out above, and check the links below for more info.

Connect with NGHTMRE: SoundCloud | Facebook | Twitter

 

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