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Music Review // Sanford "To Live is To Love and To Lose (Hua Li 化力 remix)"

  When listening to this song by Sanford that is remixed by Hua Li it begins slowly with these beats that can also feel like some "ahh's" and maybe even "oooh's" are coming in behind it all.  It starts off chill but then kicks into this dance party type of way, where it has drum claps and can just feel like we're at the club.   The bass line creates an entire vibe of this song just being smooth overall, and then you can also begin to hear these spoken words which can echo like reverb. At the two minute mark or so, we kick into this higher gear which not only has higher pitched tones but also comes in both faster and harder.  This just makes me feel like we're driving and not even in a real car but in a video game.  I am reminded of being inside of one of those arcade style driving games, but the ones you actually sit inside of too so you get that full driving experience.  This sound seems to really relate with that experience. As we get to the ...

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