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Dillon Francis and G-Eazy's "Say Less" gets two new remixes a la Gorgon City and Eptic

  • May 31, 2017
  • Rachel Vensand
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UK house outfit Gorgon City and Belgian producer Eptic give Dillon Francis and G-Eazy's springtime party anthem "Say Less" their own original spins. As the original came out just before Francis' performance at Coachella, the dual remix package gives G-Eazy's bars a refreshing boost just in time for summer. Gorgon City reworks the original's trap sound by isolating G-Eazy's notorious vocals and adding an intoxicating house beat, Eptic's version is bass heavy with dubstep sensibilities. 

Currently racking in over 7 million streams on Spotify, "Say Less" is Francis' first release on his own IDGAFOS record label and G-Eazy's debut on the label. While Francis is all jokes online, he's not playing around when he enlists top talent like Gorgon City and Eptic to remix his work. Where Eptic's version matches the chaos of the original with a FM radio intro, the Gorgon City duo adds melodic claps and snares in line with their classic house style. Both suited for different scenes, the remixes showcase two equally as captivating reworks of the hit single. Check out each unique version above. 

Connect with Gorgon City: Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter | Instagram

Connect with Eptic: Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter | Instagram

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