11/07/2021 12:44:39 PM
Renowned international music sensation DJ Benny Benassi, who catapulted many dance anthem classics, has recently released his latest track featuring the luscious vocals of NE-YO.
Aptly titled “Let Me Go,” this song marks the first time the two major artists working together. Created during the pandemic, NE-YO and Benassi traded files digitally pinging the song back and forth between American and European continents which resulted in the pop crossover track heard today. The dance floor burner, produced by Benassi and his BB Team in Italy, is highlighted by the R&B superstar’s powerful performance of asking to be let go by an unrequited love.
“I’ve been a fan of NE-YO from day one. I was looking for the right voice to set this track on fire,” Benny Benassi shared in a statement. “I was so thrilled when he said he wanted to record it. His performance is so stylish and beautiful. I am honored!”
“This song feels like heartache at a party,” added Ne-Yo. “I see girls singing it at the top of their lungs! Dance to it, cry to it, do em’ both at the same time! Enjoy!”
Prior to the new release, the worldwide-recognized superstar producer and DJ attended the Festa del Cinema di Roma, Rome’s major international film festival for the screening of ‘Benny Benassi: Equilibrio,’ the documentary film highlighting his career featuring cameos from David Guetta, Steve Aoki, Tiesto, Chiara Ferragni, Paul Oakenfold, SOFI TUKKER, Pasquale Rottella and more.
Not only that, his career in the music scene scoured massive collaborations with with top R&B artists, career highlights include “Beautiful People” and “Paradise” with Chris Brown, “Dance The Pain Away” with John Legend, “LOVELIFE” with Jeremih which peaked at #1 on the US Billboard Dance and Media Base Radio Charts, and his most recent single “Pull It” with Vedo & Raiche.
Following the launch of Let Me Go, Benny Benassi has been touring across the United States since late October and is set to conclude this December.
Author: slickmaster | © 2021 The SlickMaster's Files
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