Keep up with the latest trending music news by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. 'Love on the Brain (RY X Remix)' by RY X is a remix of Rihanna's 'Love on the Brain'. Rihanna now has the most top 5 singles of any artist (she has 22) and she ties Madonna and The Beatles as the artist with the most top 10 hits (they all have 30). The original, bluesy, ’50s-inspired ballad caught fire on the radio, which shot the song all the way to the number 5 spot on the Billboard Hot 100. “We did this video to celebrate over 10 million streams on my remix!” Watch the video for Love On the Brain (Don Diablo Remix) from Rihanna's Love On The Brain (Dance Remixes) for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. “Shout out to RiRi for letting me remix this one!” Diablo wrote on YouTube. Rihanna does not make an appearance in the remix video, but that’s understandable seeing that the remix is almost a total rework of the original song. The video itself contains visuals of Don walking alone through streets, boasting some pretty sweet gear, and eventually ends up at a show to play his remix for tons of screaming fans. People who would message me and be like, ‘I’m really inspired by you doing this because XYZ’ and people on the opposite side of it, who were like, ‘I hate that you’re doing this, you’re ruining this thing that I like.’ What I realized is that on both sides, people were responding to me doing something differently,” he states.Though Rihanna’s hit “ Love On The Brain” has already has a remix by Don Diablo, we now have a video to go with it. This is certainly not the first time that he has remixed a high profile star, with Ed Sheeran, Bastille and Madonna being just a few examples. I just became aware of a lot of this history, and started having people message me on both sides. So when word broke last week that Don Diablo had put his signature touch to Rihanna’s latest hit ‘ Love On The Brain ‘, anticipation began building. Balvin and Kristen Noel Crawley, performances. Love on the Brain (RY X Remix) Lyrics: Baby you got me like 'Oh' / You love when I fall apart / So you can put me together and throw me against the wall / Baby you got me like i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i. But I quickly became aware of this history and some of the contributions that Black people had made to the genre and then some of the ways that the genre has shifted over the years and who had been successful within the genre. Listen to Four Official Remixes of Rihanna’s ‘Love on the Brain’. “At the time that I put “ My Truck” out, it was just something that felt good to put out into the world. Not only that, but he shares how he grew to take pride in the way that Black people have influenced the genres he loves and how important that is to consider as a Black creator himself. His willingness to be playful and take risks is what makes him the next wave of country. Then I started thinking about my own music and figuring out what different intersections I could play with.”
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“So, I started getting really into identifying cross country songs that I’d heard before and didn’t know exactly how to classify. “Cross country is just about the way a song is written, and the way a song feels and is interpreted,” BRELAND continues. To enjoy Prime Music, go to Your Music Library and transfer your account to (US). Your Amazon Music account is currently associated with a different marketplace. But we don’t recognize them as such, because we don’t think of Rihanna as a country artist,” he says. From the Album Love On The Brain (Dance Remixes) Explicit October 17, 2016.
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To me, Rihanna’s ‘ Love on the Brain‘ or ‘ Higher‘ or even ‘ Stay‘ could all be considered cross country songs based on the way that they’re written. ShoutOut to RiRi for letting me remix this one We did this video to celebrate over 10.000.000 streams on my remix You guys can now check the full version o. “I want to be able to identify cross country songs that exist in the ether that we didn’t have a name for yet. He believes this time of “musical discovery” was a catalyst for his genre-bending music, which he refers to as “cross country.” “I’m like, ‘Wow, there’s an incredible amount of music out there that exists in the general consciousness of the American public that I don’t know, I need to first educate myself on this before I can start trying to make it.’ So throughout high school I was just listening to stuff and trying to see how certain things were related.” “I had never really had the freedom or even really the desire to just dive in to understand the history of some of these other genres and styles and music that I hadn’t been exposed to,” BRELAND begins.
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