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Kaskade is back stronger than

Fleetwood Mac – Dreams (Kaskade & L’Tric Remix)

Home Uncategorized Fleetwood Mac – Dreams (Kaskade & L’Tric Remix)

Kaskade is back stronger than ever with another astonishing remix and this time, he joined forces with upcoming producers L’Tric. For their latest track, Kaskade and L’Tric created their own rendition of British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 classic song “Dreams”.

Kaskade has clearly been on a roll during the past few months. After releasing his collaboration with Felix Cartal titled “Fakin It”, the American artist continued his hot streak going with a couple of more brilliant productions such as “Jorts FTW” and his remix of Alicia Keys’ “In Common”.

Kaskade recently returned to deliver this marvelous take on Fleetwood Mac’s hit alongside L’Tric, who have certainly been busy making a name for himself in this business. Most notably known for their tunes “1994” and “The Beach”, this duo showcased their abilities once again with this groovy and soulful remix with Kaskade.

The track kicks off with a minimal beat and a soothing melodic sequence that eventually combines with Stevie Nicks’ original vocals. As the remix progresses and builds up, the mind-boggling drop commences and delivers a flurry of deep house sounds.

Overall, what an outstanding tune from Kaskade and L’Tric, which will most definitely dominate the club scene in the next couple of months. Talking about his remix of Fleetwood Mac’s chart-topping single, Kaskade said:

“This collaboration between Kaskade and L’Tric has been the topic of many tweets, FB status updates, Instagram posts and Snapchat stories, as everyone who has heard it on the floor has been trying to figure out where to get it.

Not altering the too-perfect classic vocals but combining them with crazy sexy bass + beats, this song is a certified weapon.”

The remix is available now for a free download on Kaskade’s website.

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