Listen To One Last Track From Friendzone, “Sweet Dream”

A final collaboration from the duo, after James Laurence’s untimely passing last week.

By Will Bundy

February 06, 2017

Last week, James Laurence—one half of the production duo Friendzone—passed away, far too early, at the age of 27. Since then, the outpouring has been consistent from friends and collaborators like Ryan Hemsworth, Clams Casino, Antwon, Main Attrakionz and more.

This afternoon, James' friend and partner on Friendzone, Dylan Reznick shared the last track the duo worked on together, "Sweet Dream," along with a note. "James and I finished this just a few weeks before it happened," Reznick writes, "Our last work ever as FRIENDZONE. This period of my life I will always cherish. Love you James." Listen to it below.

Main Attrakionz remember their friend, James Laurence of Friendzone.

Posted: February 06, 2017

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