Rusko - Somebody to Love (Skream Remix)

Rusko’s “Somebody to Love” receives an reinterpretation from fellow British dubstep pioneer

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Rusko’s “Somebody to Love” receives an reinterpretation from fellow British dubstep pioneer Skream. The remix takes on an uptempo 140bpm and is definitely peak floor filler material. Listen to the stream below and the track is available now on Beatport. Rusko’s new album SONGS is set for release March 27 but is available on pre-order when you purchase tickets to his Spring Tour, which kicks off April 21. Get complete tour and ticket info here.

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