The Eighties Return...this time with heavier bass lines!

The Eighties Return...this time with heavier bass lines!

Written by Andrew Baxter

I want you to put the video on and turn off your screen. Just listen...no peeking.

After you've heard the song with no video, turn it on and be amazed.

There is just something about the juxtapositioning of his voice, the music and this video that I can't help but find so compelling...

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