Kiesza

Damaged Goods remix Kiesza's "Hideaway" [Exclusive Download]

Regularly importing some of the best progressive and electro sounds all the way from Miami, Damaged Good's latest remix is an instant dance hit to start off the summer. The…

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Bixel Boys keep big room underground alive with latest Kiesza remix

If there's an act that's never one to rest on their laurels, it's Los Angeles-based Bixel Boys. Less than two years since their impressive Love Like This EP release, the duo…

Kiesza takes it to the streets in her debut video for lead single "Hideaway"

From beginnings as a trained ballerina to enlisting in the Canadian Navy, 25-year-old singer/songwriter Kiesza has lived anything but an ordinary life. Now, however, the current New York resident has entered…

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Gorgon City turns Kiesza "Hideaway" into a dancefloor burner

The UK music scene has taken our US speaker systems hostage and it is to no surprise as the music coming out from across the pond is hotter than ever.…

Damaged Goods remix Kiesza's "Hideaway" [Exclusive Download]

Bixel Boys keep big room underground alive with latest Kiesza remix

Kiesza takes it to the streets in her debut video for lead single "Hideaway"

Gorgon City turns Kiesza "Hideaway" into a dancefloor burner

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