Take a listen to Steve Aoki's ""new"" single 'Delirious (Boneless)' which features Kid Ink. The song is a vocal mix of his track 'Boneless' which was one of the biggest club hits of last year. Sounds like a chart hit to me, I'm not a big fan of the vocal though.

 

Does this mean it's getting a mainstream release then?

 

They should have called it "Boneless (Delerious)" imo, since this song is already known as the former. The title made me think it was going to be a new song...

Does this mean it's getting a mainstream release then?

 

They should have called it "Boneless (Delerious)" imo, since this song is already known as the former. The title made me think it was going to be a new song...

It's called 'Delirious (Boneless)' which isn't much different from the title you suggested ;) I couldn't fit the full title of the song into the thread title, that may have confused you :P

It's called 'Delirious (Boneless)' which isn't much different from the title you suggested ;) I couldn't fit the full title of the song into the thread title, that may have confused you :P

 

Yeah, I saw in the OP. But everybody (like radio DJs, or people who didn't hear the song before) will refer to the song as Delirious now. It was the same with Bingo Players, the song was called Rattle, but got re-named to Get Up (Rattle), and lots of people ended up just calling it Get Up.

 

With Spectrum, they called the remix "Spectrum (Say My Name)", i.e. they kept the original title first but added the hook in brackets. Whilst with Rattle and Boneless they made the hook the main title and put the original name in brackets instead.

 

It's really not that big a deal anyway I suppose. :lol:

I hated the original, and the rap is tolerable, but for some reason those elements combine and make for a good song.

I grew to love both versions of "Tsunami" and the same goes for the upcoming "Gecko (Overdrive)" by Oliver Heldens. No one is forcing fans of the original to listen to the vocal mix, but it's nice that the song get played on the radio regardless.