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On September 1, Ookay collaborated with English singer-songwriter Fox Stevenson to release the future bass track "Lighthouse" on Canadian independent record label Monstercat. [19] Erik of EDM Sauce described Lighthouse as "a bit repetitive at some points, which is really the only thing that is holding this tune back from a higher rating.
Title Year Album "Gem" (Bare featuring Ookay) 2013 Full Tilt - EP "Tempura Roll" (Yultron featuring Ookay, Kayzo and Dotcom) 2016 Sushi, Friends & Everything Awesome - EP
Lighthouse was noted for its blend of both producers respective styles with Aric Manthey of EDM.com stating "Not all collaborations feel like 50/50 partnerships but in the case of Lighthouse, this collaboration feels like a fair blend of influences from both producers" [10] and Chad Downs of Dancing Astronaut stating "Ookay brings his genre-bending strength to the table in this single, working ...
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