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" Since his rise to international fame in 2011, Swedish DJ Avicii has done his best to turn dance music on its head and give it a vigorous shaking. So far he&amp;#039;s teamed with unlikely dance convertees Lenny Kravitz, Eric Turner and - whisper it - Leona Lewis, but what happens when he teams with one of his own kind?  The person in question is Dutch house producer Nicky Romero, a man who is slightly better acquainted with the current crop of mainstream club poppers, including Calvin Harris, David Guetta and Bingo Players. As such, &amp;#039;I Could Be the One&amp;#039; is a battle between Balearic-style EDM and squiggly, chart-friendly breakdowns that hit all the right places. The result, predictably, is a peaceful truce.    Watch the &amp;#039;I Could Be the One&amp;#039; video below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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