#Leona lewis collide afrojack remix free#

'Collide' premiered on Scott Mills' BBC Radio 1 show, The Scott Mills Show, on 15 July 2011 in the United Kingdom. It was released for purchase starting from 2 September 2011 as the lead single from Lewis's upcoming third studio album Glassheart. The song interpolates elements from 'Perpetuum Mobile' by Penguin Cafe Orchestra. The song features Swedish DJ Avicii, who wrote the track along with Simon Jeffes, Arash Pournouri, Autumn Rowe, Lewis and Sandy Vee, the latter who also produced it along with the Youngboyz. ' Collide' is a song performed by British recording artist Leona Lewis from her upcoming third studio album, Glassheart (2012). 'IвЂ™m a Cataclysmic Culturally Offensive DonвЂ™t Give.Leona Lewis, Tim Berg, Simon Jeffes, Arash Pournouri, Autumn Rowe, Sandy Wilhelm.'I Was Born and Raised Here, I Got it Made Here'.'Damn How High Are We, They Gotta Gamble in This L.'So Certified USDA Brand Dude From PA Man'.'I Got a Sex Drive That's Push to Start'.A Waterfall of Teardrops on a Swedish House.'You Can Bring the Flames, I'ma Bring the Snowstorm'.'Wet as Dasani, Bet if I Hit Your Spot, IвЂ™ll Make.'I CanвЂ™t Concentrate on My Contra, Yes I Play Nint.'Little Did I Know, Her Body Was One Delicious Vinyl'.'Please Show Love, Make Way For the Bad Girls Club'.'Luxury Rap, the Hermes of Verses, Sophisticated I.Lil Twist is Makin New Money for Young Money.What Would.the Music Be.Without Soundz?.'Got Them Racks on Top of Racks, Like I Was Hangin.'I Can't Get Enough of What You Got, Good God, You.Black Light Dinner Party - Growing Older Together!.808 Check: 'Dumpin' Like Tires on a GMC'.Leona Lewis - Collide (Afrojack Festival Remix)

#Leona lewis collide afrojack remix free#

Feel free to monitor them closely as I do the same. He's an internationally known DJ, but he's still got a couple US dates on his tour schedule. Sure the original may or may not have been a complete rip off of Swedish DJ original track Penguins (below) and all without his approval, but I guess when you're a superstar you can get away with that? All I can say is WOW! Talk about a perfect mix of tempo with the perfect ebb and flow between high pitched dance synths over the original soft piano beat. After one listen though, that all changed. In other words, even though I was intrigued at the direction Afrojack would take it, my expectations were low. I had already heard the original track and liked it, but wasn't overly thrilled with it. I say all this because I blindly put this new track on my newest playlist today before going to the gym and it turned out to be the best decision I made today. That doesn't hold true with artists who have the control and ability to freestyle over just about anything, anytime they want. I've talked before how I believe it's a much safer bet to follow producers rather than artist because beats have to consistently be great for an artist to use them. The reason for that usually has to do with time constraints, but I'd like to think that I've refined my musical tastes enough to get a pretty good idea of whether I'm going to like it based on who is producing the track. Sometimes I find myself blindly putting new songs on my iPod without giving them a listen.