Music News - SKRAM release 'Living Our Lives (Tiki Remix)'
15 April 2022 - 0 Comments
Remixed by renowned Aotearoa musician Tiki Taane, Living Our Lives (Tiki Remix) is a colourful reimagining of the anthemic track by Wellington-based group SKRAM’s upcoming album.
With its electric energy and incendiary rhythm, this track is all about enjoying life - no matter what it throws at you.
The original track is explosive, with driving reggae, rock, and pop vibes, while Taane’s remix brings to it a tenaciously catchy bassline that finds its way into your body to make you groove with a high octane dance funk rhythm. This is an exciting track that would be just as at home in an underground rave, as it would be blasting over the airwaves.
“The remix came from some of the most exciting conversations I have had in my life,’ says lead singer Henry Ashby. “After sending Tiki a few tracks, he decided he wanted to work on a remix of Living Our Lives and I was literally floored. We truly feel pretty special to be putting out a track with an icon of the Aotearoa music industry.”
The group says that the song reflects their core principles, exemplifying the feeling of fun and excitement that lives at their core.
SKRAM consists of Henry Ashby, Felix Nesbitt, Lee Pryor, Tane Butler and Billy Miskimmin. With a combination of emphatic vocals, dynamic rhythms and memorable melodies, Skram brings crowd-pleasing energy to the stage and their music. Having had a successful summer of touring, the release of this exciting single, an upcoming album + tour - you definitely want to stay up-to-date with SKRAM!
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