Rampage Cafe / Simon Field Ft. Easton Davis - Bleed / Gravity album

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Norwegian producer Simon Field teamed up with Easton Davis to create a sublime tune that is now shooting through the radio waves of . EDM stations and beyond. What do George Michael and Bowie have in common? They’ve both worked with Easton, and I can see why––his voice is sublime. Both Davis and Field are talented and their passion for pop shines through. The EP includes a Tech House remix by Lars Van Dalen and Mike Moorish, and an Electro House remix by Classi. If you like a nice groove and catchy melody, this is worth a try. – Scott Binder - Score: 7 out of 10.

Singer: Rampage Cafe Title: Bleed, Gravity Label: disco:wax ‎– none Type: CDr, Promo Country: Scandinavia Date of released: 2014 Category: Electronic, Hip Hop, Rock Style: Drum n Bass, Hip Hop, Breakbeat, Hard Rock, House. Rampage Cafe - Bleed, Gravity MP3 version. Bleed (Instrumental). 3. –Simon Field Ft. Easton Davis. Gravity (Classi Remix).

SIMON FIELD - Gravity Ft Easton Davis (Lars Van Dalen & Mike Moorish Remix).

MO "Give It To Me" - Simon Field Remix. Simon Field - Wildfire ft Andreya Triana. Top Songs By Simon Field.

Gravity is the tenth studio album by the Irish boy band Westlife and it was released on 22 November 2010 in the United Kingdom. The album was preceded by the lead single, "Safe", which was released at 14 November 2010. This is also the group's final album under Syco Music; Syco decided that there will be no second single from the album, which was one reason the group left Syco in March 2011.

1. Gravity - Original Mix - Easton Davis. 4. Gravity - Lars Van Dalen & Mike Moorish Remix - Easton Davis. 5. Gravity - Classi Remix - Easton Davis.

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Noting that every album, for him, has a purpose, and every album has its own moment in time, Tuck said: I don’t think anything we’ve ever done sounds like something we’ve done before already. And as a songwriter and a creative person, that’s what excites me and that’s what motivates me - to make things different and to challenge ourselves and to challenge myself as a songwriter and a musician and a lyricist and everything, to not do things that are boring and are stale and I’ve done before.