CRAY made a recent appearance at Voodoo Music + Art Experienceand will be hitting the stage at Vancouver’s Contact Winter Music Festival. She has even released exclusive mixes for Diplo & Friends and Earmilk. Drive is the sixth track on Jai Wolf’s EP, Kindred Spirits, and it was released on May 5, 2016. Cardi B) have garnered her a considerable buzz. I’ve always loved vocal chops from the beginning of my career so I wanted to bring that element back into this remix.”ĬRAY’s popular remixes such as Billy Idol’s “White Wedding” and Maroon 5’s “Girls Like You” (ft. Chelsea Jade) & video : You're the mouth of the tunnel just before the dark I'm the headlights speeding through the stars And we're lost in the spac. “When Jai Wolf asked me to remix ‘Lost’ I was so stoked,” says CRAY. “Not only do I look up to him as an artist, I loved the energy of this record. Surrounded in a fast-moving world with constant agendas, people’s thoughts can easily shift to feeling confused longing for an escape. The music blossoms with imagination as the lyrics focus on feeling lost and being absent. Once the pre-chorus hits, the drum-kick jumps in to give a new groove to the sequence. There are 60 lyrics related to Barish Ki Jai. Choose one of the browsed Barish Ki Jai lyrics, get the lyrics and watch the video. The instrumental drops during the first verse leaving an airy and drifting aura to open the song. Browse for Barish Ki Jai song lyrics by entered search phrase.
The rising female producer recreates the original “Lost” into a bubbly dance track. CRAY produces her own spin to Jai Wolf’s original. CRAY’s track accompanies Midnight Kids, MYRNE and others on the “Lost” Remix EP, via MOM+POP records.
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Watch part one of Jai Wolf’s documentary with the Brooklyn Mirage in full below and purchase tickets to his second of two Infinite Summer shows later this August with Big Wild, Whethan, and more here.Cheney Rey aka CRAY releases an official remix to “Lost” by Jai Wolf (Ft. After becoming one of Foreign Family’s earliest signees with his debut original “ Indian Summer,” Jai Wolf would go on to turn in his debut EP Kindred Spirits, guiding him towards his first-ever sold-out show at Brooklyn’s now-shuttered Rough Trade, eventually working his way through other famed venues throughout the city that would build up to 2021, when he’d get to host his weekend at the Brooklyn Mirage, which had originally been on the calendar for 2020 if not for COVID-19. Jai’s path forward seemed to snowball from that moment, with Harrison of ODESZA contacting him shortly after to disclose the duo’s plan to launch what would become Foreign Family.
Rebranding to Jai Wolf-a combination of a well-known Indian baby name he found with a Google search and the direwolf from Game Of Thrones-the emerging NYC talent began to get his name out there with slots at Webster Hall and Slake.Įverything changed in an instant for Jai Wolf during fall of 2014 when he found himself converting a self-released bootleg of Skrillex’s beloved Recess cut “ Ease My Mind” into a full-fledged OWSLA release. It wouldn’t be until his junior year of college at NYU that he decided pursuing a future in electronic music could be legitimately viable.
In the first section of the docuseries,-created with the help of Nightmode-Jai Wolf explains that his entry into electronic production occurred during his high school days, eventually progressing towards what many college DJ and producers did at the time, and still do today, beginning to create his own bootlegs and mashups under the alias of No Pets Allowed. In preparation for his Infinite Summer takeover on August 28 – 29, Jai Wolf partnered alongside Brooklyn Mirage to ideate a multi-part mini-documentary that takes a deeper dive into his musical upbringing from late-2000s all the way to present day. Earning the opportunity to headline back-to-back days at the Brooklyn Mirage serves as a full-circle moment for Jai Wolf, who grew up on Long Island just a short ride outside of the storied New York City dance venue.
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