Gwen Stefani: The Voice coach
It is a big change of direction for Kaskade, but an interesting one for the festival mainstay.
The video keeps the original trippy visuals and blatant product placement but speeds up sections, where the Kaskade and Killagraham production work is most evident.
This is the first official remix to be revealed thus far, but expect more to make their way onto the Internet sometime soon.
Gwen Stefani has begun her comeback in concert with her re-emerging into the public light as a coach on The Voice. She has released the first two singles, "Baby Don't Lie" and "Spark the Fire," from her upcoming album, which is expected to be released this month, according to Billboard. Pharrell is producing the album.
The combination of Kaskade and Killagraham is somewhat unexpected given Killagraham's current musical direction. Killagraham used to produce heavy, four-on-the-floor electro house beats on his own and as a part of the Orlando collective DEFEP with NYMZ, DallasK and Henry Fong before pairing with NYMZ to form Milo & Otis.
We are normally accustomed to hearing more melodic and deeper cuts from Kaskade, not something as percussion-driven as this, but with his Redux revival as part of Big Week NYC, it is not too surprising to see him focus so much on beats.
The remix will be available for download Jan. 6.
© 2024 MusicTimes.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
