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Phenom Elan Suave Collabs with Former American Idol Finalist Olivia Ximines for “Teen Romance Remix”
17-year old rap phenom Elan Suave teams up with former American Idol Top 20 finalist Olivia Ximines for the “Teen Romance Remix.” The track is a follow up duet to the smash single released in August. The hit single has already garnered significant support across major streaming platforms and media outlets.
TWO AS ONE ON THE TRACK
Elan and Olivia channel relatable emotions and harmonic vibes of the original version impeccably as they exchange authentic, engaging verses throughout the course of the song. The sincerity of their vocal performances projects an appealing authenticity that makes it sound like they’re just having a back and forth romantic conversation. It’s this type of chemistry that makes the song a hit!
Olivia brings a fresh perspective to the track from a woman’s point of view, singing gracefully over the track produced by Jose “Clutch” Martinez. She displays her wide-ranging vocal ability on the duet which is a perfect complement to Elan’s signature blend of Hip-Hop style flows and melodic R&B vocals. As fans of both genres, this track is a win-win for us all!
IN THE BOOTH AND IN THE BOOKS
The two artists are more than just a creative duo. Suave & Ximines are also attending college! The dynamic duo are both freshmen at Howard University.
They have collaborated to create a superb hip-hop/R&B ballad similar to “You’re All I Need” by Method Man & Mary J. Blige or “Always On Time” by Ja Rule & Ashanti. This track should resonate with music listeners across the globe!!
“Teen Romance Remix” is available on all streaming platforms (Spotify link below). Make sure to stream it, playlist it and save it to your Favorites Library!
CELEBRATING HIP-HOP, LIFESTYLE AND CULTURE, THIS IS STRAIGHT OFFICIAL MAGAZINE
You can follow Elan Suave on Twitter at @theofficialela2, on Facebook at elansuave and on Instagram at @theofficial.elan. You can follow Olivia Ximines on Instagram at @oliviaximines.
