Intended Immigration’s version of the 2016 hit song “Cake By The Ocean” by DNCE blends a driving house beat with uplifting swing guitars, raunchy big band brass and a refreshingly funky bass line. The sassy female vocals turn the tables on the original and are hoping for the same hedonistic pleasures with a chorus that builds tension and anticipation and resolves in a hard-partying drop that features a sexy vocal and trumpet combo.

“Cake By The Ocean” by Intended Immigration is bound to put you in a great mood and will make you feel like you’re holding a drink named not-safe-for-work at a hot party by the beach where who knows what’s going to happen next. Get your summer on with this high-energy banger that brings together the hottest elements of jazz and EDM.

Intended Immigration’s cover of the classic “Sunny” is an infectiously happy electro-swing offering with a high-energy house beat showcasing a wonderfully jazzy female vocal surrounded by sweet saxophones, sassy trumpets, a chatty clarinet, a fierce banjo, a lively stride piano and hard-swinging drums. The track is full of entertaining surprises and features a drop with a catchy scat hook that will inevitably put a smile on your face as you skip and swing through bright and cheerful summer days.

Intended Immigration’s “Biscuits and Cake” is a charmingly cheeky upbeat electro-swing original with a danceable house beat on the topic of the quintessential English tradition of tea time, whereas tea is declined, in this case, in favor of biscuits and cake.

The track features a fetching female vocal harmonized by a clarinet-led saxophone section that attempts to humbly pay homage to the sophisticated singsong of cultured British speech. The arrangement is full of entertaining surprises and lush jazz melodies carried both by the vocals and the winds.

Intended Immigration’s “All I Do Is Dream Of You” is a neo-retro cover of the classic song from the Gene Kelly film “Singing In The Rain” (where it is sung by Debbie Reynolds) combining the rich sounds of jazz with a fat swinging house beat.

The arrangement features lovingly recorded sultry strings, sassy brass and silky saxes to form the backdrop for an intriguing female vocal, both romantic and flirtatious.

In certain spots, the cheeky arrangement leaves it provocatively open what it is exactly the singer does “the whole night through”. A neighing trumpet winks tellingly.

After making Barbie travel back to the 1920’s, Intended Immigration is coming full circle by bringing Barbie’s newly-found jazzy vibes into the 2020’s with a high-energy danceable Electro Swing Remix.

The entertaining track is full of musical surprises and features the charming scat vocals and the lively saxophones of the original. The bouyantly bouncy instrumental drop features brash big band horns that are wordlessly shouting “Come On Barbie, Let’s Go Party – Ah Ah Ah Yeah!”.

Intended Immigration’s release “Barbie Girl” is an upbeat jazz cover of the famous Aqua song featuring catchy scat vocal stylings, a lively rhythm section with swinging manouche guitars, and a bold brass section that splendidly supports the charming vocal with raunchy replies, playful remarks and lush background lines.

The production is bursting with fun in this delightfully entertaining jazz arrangement that brings Barbie’s plastic universe into a world of real instruments and rich sounds.

Fittingly delivered in time for Halloween, Intended Immigration’s cover of “I Want Candy” is a high-energy, jazz-infused, drum-driven danceable ditty that blends an electronic house beat with the pounding pulse of a jazz kit.

The sweet sound of swing era instruments provides a sonic sugar rush around the candy-craving female vocalist and you can clearly hear producer Thomas Feurer’s loving and admiring nod to some of his genre-defining favorites such as Gene Krupa, Benny Goodman and Clark Terry.

If your ears want candy, don’t trick them, treat them to this.