Olmos - I'm Sorry (feat. YUMI) [Boehm Remix]

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Published on April 13, 2018 1:18:59 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlzpNjB88kM

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I'm Sorry (1985)

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Olmos "I'm Sorry (feat. YUMI) [Remixes]" OUT NOW on DIM MAK
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Olmos’ serene “I’m Sorry,” featuring YUMI on vocals, receives a trio of lively remixes. Boehm kicks things off, boosting the bass for a deep club rework, while Akari’s blissful future bass rendition bursts through the speakers. Tofû rounds out the package, transforming “I’m Sorry” into a euphoric dance pop heater.

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