EXCLUSIVE: Wideboys premiere remix of Ashea’s ‘Let You Go’ on Gigslutz

‘Let You Go‘ is the long awaited follow up to Ashea’s debut single ‘Whatcha Thinkin’. Co-produced and written by the multi-talented singer herself, the video for ‘Let You Go‘ dropped at the end of October but the track has now had a bit of a facelift in the form of a stunning remix from production legends Wideboys and we are hugely excited to bring you the exclusive full premiere of the audio of that very remix!

Having been given an initial play on the Wideboys radio show on Kiss FM, the remix sees the duo add numerous club elements to the track including a thumping bassline, a hypnotic piano riff and endless synths and sirens that ensure that this remix is a guaranteed club banger!

Vocalist Ashea was born in the southern seaside town of Hastings to a family of singers & performers. She has worked with RAab Stevenson, vocal coach of Rihanna and Justin Timberlake, was given career advice by Destiny’s Child legend Kelly Rowland during her sessions and with artists such as Wideboys remixing  her tracks, Ashea is set to have a massive 2015!

Other official ‘Let You Go’ remixes come from TS7, Lynx and Deepmilo and you can pre order the original track plus all the remixes on iTunes here, with the official release date set for 14th December 2014.

Make sure you follow Ashea on Twitter and Facebook to keep up to date with all the latest news and information from the talented vocalist and let us know what you think of the remix via Twitter and Facebook!

Matt Tarr
@MattTarrJourno

 

Matt Tarr

Matt Tarr

Urban Music Editor
With grime and hip hop being major influences on him growing up in South East London, Matt's passion is urban music but over the years he has gathered a hugely diverse taste, ranging from Wiley to The Smiths by way of Machine Head, that has made him a very open minded individual.
Matt Tarr
Gigslutz Urban Slider
About Matt Tarr
With grime and hip hop being major influences on him growing up in South East London, Matt's passion is urban music but over the years he has gathered a hugely diverse taste, ranging from Wiley to The Smiths by way of Machine Head, that has made him a very open minded individual.