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2019 has been a busy year for Kaskade, who has produced about a handful of collaborations with Cecilia Gault, Cheat Codes, Gorgon City and ROMÉO, but this is one is something fans definitely didn’t see coming.
The Chicago native has teamed up with Meghan Trainor for this dynamic new pop-friendly song titled “With You” that sees the “All About That Bass” vocalist singing “Am I the only one who’s been mistaken?/’Cause you’re the only one who keeps me waiting/Do you know how much time I would be saving/If I didn’t let you into my head, let you into my bed?” Those lyrics take place over a production provided by Kaskade that doesn’t go full-Pop, and still contains some dance elements.
“Collaborating with @Kaskade was a dream!” Trainor shared in a post. Some think this Sony Music-released “dream” of a song is perfect for radio, club and overall versatile play which should make it a perfect song to play all Summer. Listen to the new collaboration from Kaskade “With You” below.

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