Britains Over Top

Posted on October 29th, 2009 by admin

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Name this tune for me - Genre: perhaps Bhangra??

Tonight on the Finale of "Britains got Talent" on ITV1, there were two Asian lads who called their act "Signature". Anyone see it?. They were the last act.

They were great, and they used a piece of music to dance to. It used the beat sample from Billie Jean (Michael Jackson), a sample from Under Pressure (Queen), and an Indian singer over the top - it was a great piece of music, I am hoping that someone out there will know what it is called and who did it.

Thanks.

The track is by Punjabi MC, its called Billie Jean Remix, and its awesome

Hope this helps!

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