Today's song of the day is by Sebastian Ingrosso and Alesso! This song also features Ryan Tedder who is the lead singer of One Republic (woot woot). This song is really good, and  I was singing along...This song is so much fun to dance, sing, and chill out to. It isn't super repetitive, which is a problem I hear in a lot of house or techno songs. This is a pretty dynamic song and its just amazing! The beat is also a really good pace. Today's instrumental song is by a Russian artist, Ivan Dinges. I found out about him a few days ago and you all get to be my lab rats! I am trying him out on all of you to see if you like him or not. This song is really catchy and has a really consistent, solid bass. Definitely some head-banging and a little dancing too. I absolutely love the small bits of vocals in this song because he blends them really well and they sound really cool. I am glad I found him, because Ivan is pretty darn good. Please comment and I hope you enjoy!




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