Lola Young’s Messy is rooted in raw emotion and vulnerability, and Ted Bear translates that intensity into an Afro House remix built around atmosphere and feeling. The edit unfolds slowly, allowing space and depth to shape the journey rather than pushing immediate energy. A warm, grounded rhythm provides gentle forward motion, while textured layers and … Read more
Benny Benassi’s Satisfaction is one of the most aggressive club records ever made, and Jerre takes that raw attitude and amplifies it into a heavy, modern EDM flip built for sheer power. The remix leans hard into impact, driven by forceful drums and a dominant low end that hits with real authority on big systems. … Read more
Justice and Simian delivered one of dance music’s most iconic call-to-arms with We Are Your Friends, and Alex Defyre flips it into a Tech House remix that’s unapologetically naughty and rude. The edit strips the track down to a tight, low-slung groove, letting cheeky drum patterns and a punchy, rolling low end do the damage. … Read more
Numia delivers Nu Disco & Funky House Vol. 8 as a feel-good mashup pack packed with 50 classic-inspired disco reworks built for pure movement and nostalgia-led energy. The pack leans heavily into funky basslines, upbeat rhythms, and playful swing, reworking timeless vocals and hooks into modern disco and funky house frameworks that feel fresh but … Read more
Outkast’s The Way You Move is built on rhythm, swagger, and undeniable groove, and Mr. Sherman brings that DNA into a modern House framework without losing its soul. The remix updates the sound with a cleaner, more energetic club drive, tightening the drums and reinforcing the low end to meet contemporary House needs. The rhythm … Read more
ROSÉ and Bruno Mars bring a smooth, understated charm to APT., and Alex Luckystrike translates that mood into an Afro House remix built on finesse and control. The edit doesn’t rely on obvious peaks — instead, it moves with quiet confidence, driven by high-quality drum work that feels detailed, precise, and carefully layered. The rhythm … Read more
Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz’ Get Low is one of the most provocative club records ever made, and Charlie Lane flips it into an underground Tech House edit that keeps the attitude firmly intact. The remix strips things back to a tight, low-slung rhythm, built on crisp drums and a subtle but driving … Read more
Cloonee’s Stephanie already sits comfortably in club culture, and HEADER pushes it firmly into techno territory with a remix built around pressure and forward motion. The edit strips back the original’s bounce and replaces it with a darker, more linear drive, using firm, disciplined drums to keep energy locked and relentless. The low end is … Read more
Unchained Edit Pack Vol. 1 is a techno-focused collection built for pressure, repetition, and late-night control. The pack leans into stripped, functional edits designed to sit deep in a set, prioritising drive and momentum over obvious moments. Rhythms are tight and persistent, with rolling drum patterns and low-end movement that keep energy locked without breaking … Read more
David Zowie’s House Every Weekend is already a defining House anthem, built on attitude, simplicity, and undeniable club appeal. Pig Snatchers & Unsung Hero keep that core intact while injecting extra energy to suit later-set moments. The bootleg tightens the rhythm and lifts the drive, giving the track more forward momentum without losing its laid-back … Read more