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Come Thru Vocals Friday Breaks the Mold With Thalía, Deorro & The Black Keys

Friday breaks the mold as Thalía and Deorro bring regional Mexican heartbreak to the electronic floor before The Black Keys close with raw, dust-kicking blues rock.
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Come Thru Vocals — a long-running INYIM discovery series spotlighting standout vocal performances since 2009.

Come Thru Vocals is a long-running It’s Not You It’s Me Media series spotlighting standout vocal performances, emerging artists and new songs worth adding to your rotation. Curated by the INYIM music desk, many selections later appear in the Musique Dig’s Weekly Playlist and enter rotation on INYIM Radio.

Today’s Come Thru Vocals pairs Thalía and Deorro’s “Te Va a Doler (Deorro Remix)” with The Black Keys’ “You Got to Lose.” Friday breaks thee mold by moving from a glittering regional-Mexican-meets-electronic kiss-off to a filthy blues-rock revival. Different decades, different dance floors, same refusal to leave the vocal sitting politely in the background.


Thalía and Deorro in the visual for Te Va a Doler (Deorro Remix)

Thalía & Deorro

Tune: Te Va a Doler (Deorro Remix)

Thalía delivers the breakup warning with theatrical bite while Deorro pulls the regional Mexican original onto a neon-lit electronic floor. “Te Va a Doler (Deorro Remix)” keeps the brass, accordion and defiant vocal attitude in view, then tightens the pulse until heartbreak sounds less like crying and more like getting ready to go out.


The Black Keys performing You Got to Lose in the official music video

The Black Keys

Tune: You Got to Lose

Dan Auerbach attacks “You Got to Lose” with a ragged vocal that sounds dragged straight through a packed Memphis room, while Patrick Carney keeps the rhythm blunt, hot and gloriously unpolished. The Black Keys turn the blues standard into a cranked-up Peaches! standout—less museum restoration, more speakers pushed until the dust starts moving.

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