Le Boeuf at Amfiscenen in Odense, Denmark. (Source: Facebook)
Danish DJ/producer Le Boeuf has delivered a creative remix of Ashanti‘s 2003 R&B hit, “Rock Wit U (Awww Baby).” The updated version features all new instrumentation, including a horn-laden drop, under the singer’s original vocals.
Le Boeuf has appeared on DJcity’s daily and monthly charts in the past. His remix of Timbaland‘s “Give It To Me” was one of DJcity’s most-downloaded tracks of February.
Preview his “Rock Wit U” remix below and download it exclusively on DJcity.
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