Derek Joel Releases A Sexy New Single Called “Lady”

 
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The expansive soundscape is beauty to the ears and is intermingled with enticing lyrics. This is an exciting song about pursing a potential love. Canadian vocalist, songwriter and producer, Derek Joel, truly wears his heart on his sleeve in this one. You may recognize him from Tomorrowland, Defqon 1, and Ultra as he has worked alongside other artists around the world. Listen to his authentic talent below.

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