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It's Friday so let the parties begin!  At this point, Gay Days should be in full swing and I'm sending up the final mix that should keep things going well into the morning.  So let's get to it.
For the most part, this mix takes on a little more subdued tone.  In fact, you might even consider this a winddown mix; just with enough oomph to carry you through to 5 AM.  Kicking things off, Avri and Johanna's "Love Again" is a smart piece where the protagonist declares that she can no longer be with the person she loved for so long.  Midnight Society turns in an uncharacteristically low key circuit number that frankly suits the song well. 
This is followed by TYNY and Jerumus with Josie Vie on "What You Do To Me".  I simply love this song.  Miss Vie's sexy vocals are upfront and honest on this electro number.  Personally, I think this deserves more attention than it's getting at the moment, but it's still relatively new, so we'll see.  Many of you may remember Lakisha Jones as a finalist from American Idol's sixth season. 
Well, her album finally dropped in May with the lead single "Let's Go Celebrate".  The original is fresh but not much different from a crowded field of the same at top 40.  Nevertheless, it should do well.  What really bugs me is that she is an amazingly gifted singer, but for some reason, her producers felt it was necessary to put her voice through that vocoder thingy that is very common with artists that frankly can't sing.  In fact, you wouldn't even recognize her if it weren't for the fact that her name accompanies the album.  Friscia and Lamboy who have been m.i.a. as of late, return with their own brand of electro-circuit style production that works oh so well for this song.  I expect this will not only do extremely well in the clubs but on the charts as well.