Since 2011, independent California-native trio Radical Something have been crafting their own unique fusion of reggae, pop and alternative hip-hop that has slowly been catching on with the music-loving public. Their latest single release, "Paradise In You", is an adorable, bubbly pop-leaning track that details the uncontrollable feelings of love and affection in a young relationship that has recently been impressively revamped by Vancouver-based duo Young Bombs.
The new version of "Paradise In You" maintains the slight EDM vibe of the original, but incorporates intriguing tropical-like influences to heighten the infectious factor of the song by ten. Young Bombs stated they wanted "to capture what paradise sounds like" and have easily conveyed that message with a breezy, effortless house jam that will help listeners reminisce on the recent final days of the summer season.
Though there's no much going on in terms of lyrical content on the reworked effort, it's clear that a few meaningful words can make an effective impact. "I found paradise in you, I don't care what we've been through, we never even have to leave this room, I found paradise in you," the trio sings early on during the remix before the captivating production sweeps listeners into a groove-worthy mix of euphoric beats.
"Paradise In You" was already a strong track in its original form, however, with the assistance of Young Bombs, the sweet sentiments are taken to the next level with radio-ready production that hopefully finds themselves on the airwaves very soon. Publications always speak of "getting lost" in the complexity of a new release, and that is what truly happens with just one listen of this enjoyable and brilliant teaming.
Radical Something has an extensive catalog that expands across multiple genres and showcases their uncanny ability to blend numerous influences into a cohesive, commendable effort. "Paradise In You" is a noticeable change of tone and sound for the hardworking trio, and the Young Bombs remix opens the door of endless possibilities where the group could take their music down the road. Until then, hit play, turn up the volume and appreciate true musical talent.
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