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We were talking about J-Son singles and videos last year and though Salem Al Fakir never was the most silent artist in Sweden after his participation in Melodifestivalen it feels like we haven't see music videos with him for ages (I don't mean "Keep On Walking" as it was just a documentary cut).
Here we get a new one though! And it's made for guys' collaboration "Remedy" - track mixing Salem's melodics and J-Son hip-hop very naturally that has also become really natural and pleasant visually.

After a summer hit-duo "Hearts In The Air" with Eric Saade and latest single "Destination Sky" J-Son has filled this autumn with new releases, let's take a look at some.
The one we've loved the most is single "Stop Me" - collaboration with EllyEve not miles away from "Destination Sky" by common concept of dark rapping verses decorated with beautiful dramatic choruses but what we love especially about "Stop Me" is that EllyEve's emotional vocal brings a bit of "Love The Way You Lie" atmosphere.
Another new song "Simple Man" featuring J-Son was recorded by Dutch DJ Mischa Daniels and Swedish Sandro Monte who's come up with a massive club banger with big euphoric choruses and international sound.
You should also check J-Son's collaborations with Norwegian X Factor band Shackles "Overtime" and Rob & Nino - "U Got It" but the most loud one is his new single "Remedy" featuring Salem al Fakir - in common song sounds as classic Salem except the fact that verses go in J-Son's rap so it feels like a 50/50 compromise between completely different music universes, you can already give it a listen on J-Son's site.

House-queen Therese Grankvist has made long-awaited comeback last year with club-track "Drop It Like It's Hot", single that hasn't made immediate effect to audience but few weeks ago it has reached #2 in UK Club chart and it means quite impressive ground for the further Therese' career in Europe that she is obviously not gonna miss.
This time Therese hits harder with brand new single "Remedy" and it feels like much more radio-friendly poppy stuff still made to get heavy rotations in clubs, unnecessary to say Therese' soft, mesmerizing (and quite unique to make any of performed by this singer songs sound easily recognizable) vocal is perfect for club-music and amazing production of the track makes us more and more convinced it's probably the best track of Therese ever!
Here you can also check quite nice Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman remix.