Queer Eye -Theme Song [FULL VERSION]

I WISH I HAD THE POWER TO PUT THIS SONG ON SPOTIFY, BUT UNFORTUNATELY THAT IS LEGALLY BEYOND MY CONTROL. :( BELIEVE ME, I WANT IT ON THERE AS MUCH AS YOU, IF NOT MORE! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LISTENING & SUBSCRIBING! -Passion Victim ❤️ FREE DOWNLOAD: https://soundcloud.com/passion-victim/queer-eye-theme-song-prod-by-passion-victim Passion Victim - All Things (feat. Elizabeth Pha) [FULL VERSION] Lyrics by Ian J. Nieman and Rachid Wehbi Lead Vocals performed by Elizabeth Pha Background Vocals by Jessica Regalado Produced by Joshua Marquez aka Passion Victim This is a cover of Widelife - All Things (Just Keep Getting Better) that I was hired to produce for use as the theme song for Netflix's "Queer Eye". Enjoy! Check out my alternate mix here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujv5Loqd9aE WEBSITE: www.passionvictimmusic.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/passionvictimmusic SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/passion-victim INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/passion_victim DJ/Producer, Passion Victim has developed a unique multi-genre blend to create a genuine sound that is sure to take over your earbuds, and dance floors alike. His music has been licensed to feature films, and television (Tiny Pretty Things, Dear White People, Dynasty, Cobra Kai). In 2017 he was commissioned to remix the song “All Things (Just Keep Getting Better) for use as the main theme song for Netflix’s Emmy Award winning, “Queer Eye”. His studio work reflects that of a true music lover; taking multiple genres and bending them into a unique artistic statement that is both familiar, as well as brand new to the ears. His DJ Sets are more dance-floor orientated and range from Deep House, to slamming Electro, to Hip Hop, Future Bass and every genre in between. “I’ve always tried to maintain an ‘Anything Goes’ type of approach to my DJ sets, as well as my studio productions” he declares. “Genres kind of annoy me at times. There are too many things that I love and hate about each for me to be able to identify with only one. I think that my work reflects that inner-rebellion.”