If you’re an avid reader of Galore, there’s a good chance that you know all about Nervo.
The duo graced one of our early covers in spring 2014, they DJed our Ultra party in Miami, and we’ve had a blast getting to know the girls. They’re two of the highest paid female DJs in the world, and they’ve been breaking barriers with their unique sound while simultaneously breaking barriers for females in the male-dominated EDM world since 2009.
Nervo released “Let It Go” with Nicky Romero earlier this month, and we’ve got the exclusive remix by Helena Legend for your ears only until the track is released to the public on Thursday.
Helena Legend is an Australian artist who made a splash in the 2014 music scene with the sold-out WMC showcase of her brand, “The Revolution.” Now under the name Helena Legend, she’s signed to the same label as Avicii and Armin Van Buren. Oh, and like both of the Nervo ladies, she’s a mega babe.
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