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Honeyluv And Cakes da Killa Join Forces For “Bring It Back”

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Honeyluv and Cakes da Killa have united to create “Bring It Back,” available now for streaming on all platforms via Insomniac Records. Jumping straight into the beat and launching into the vocals, “Bring It Back” is a track full of pounding bass and energy. “Bring It Back” is Honeyluv’s third track for Insomniac Records, and utilizes Cakes da Killa’s vocals to their full extent. One of many collaborative singles from Honeyluv this year, the artist is killing the game with her unique and inspiring passion for music. Perfect for the dancefloor or just listening at home, “Bring It Back” does not disappoint.

Currently on tour for her “Summer Of Luv,” Honeyluv still has numerous performances on the horizon, including Electric Zoo, Creamfields North and Hï Ibiza. “Bring It Back” is only the latest from the artist, and with highly anticipated performances coming up, more music is sure to come. “Bring It Back” is available now for streaming on all platforms.

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