OnlyTunes returns with Edit Pack #19, a stacked selection of House and Dance mashups designed for DJs who want instant crowd engagement and high-energy transitions. This pack blends iconic vocals, festival favourites, and nostalgia-loaded anthems with modern club production — giving every track a fresh edge for today’s floors. The collection includes everything from Gotye … Read more
NAJ brings a slick, dance-floor-ready twist to Ginuwine’s iconic slow-jam “Pony,” turning the sensual R&B classic into a bouncy, groove-rich Disco cut. The edit keeps the unmistakable vocal swagger intact but swaps the original’s sultry swing for brighter drums, funky bass movement, and rhythmic guitar-style chops that lift the whole track into party mode. NAJ … Read more
LST CNTRL flip Gigi D’Agostino’s iconic “Bla Bla Bla” into a thick, drum-heavy Afro House weapon that hits far harder than the original ever intended. The playful hook stays instantly recognisable, but the entire rhythm section gets rebuilt with fat, pounding drums, bold tribal textures, and a driving groove that gives the classic a new, … Read more
R-CHY cranks Busta Rhymes’ “I Know What You Want” into a high-impact EDM monster, flipping the smooth early-2000s classic into a festival-ready weapon. The remix keeps the signature vocal flow from Busta and Mariah Carey, but everything around it is rebuilt for maximum punch — seismic bass hits, aggressive synth leads, and heavy, crushing drops … Read more
5HOURS, BOLLO & LOLLO flip Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love” into a deep, modern House rework that hits with emotional weight and a seriously heavy low-end drop. The remix keeps Leona’s powerful vocal as the centrepiece, but the trio reshape the track with warm chords, subtle atmospheric pads, and a driving groove that gradually builds tension. … Read more
MAZOS delivers a clean, subtle Tech House rework of Jonas Blue and Malive’s “Edge of Desire,” shaping the melodic original into a smooth, groove-driven club tool. The edit keeps the soft vocal lines and emotional tone intact, but places them over a tighter, minimal drum pattern that adds movement without overwhelming the track. The bassline … Read more
Caleb puts a Disco House spin on Outkast’s “The Way You Move,” transforming the smooth hip-hop favourite into a lively, groove-soaked floor filler. The flip keeps the original’s irresistible vocal swagger, but lifts it onto a brighter, more upbeat disco framework. Groovy shakers and crisp percussion drive the rhythm forward, while a warm, rolling bassline … Read more
Jesse Bravo unleashes a pure Tech House weapon with “Agresivo,” a track built for DJs who want instant impact and relentless groove. Released on Somethin’ Light, this cut lives up to its name — sharp percussion, tight rolling drums, and a gritty, driving bassline that pushes the energy forward from the very first bar. The … Read more
ARKAD3 brings a slick, attitude-filled touch to “Please Stop It,” shaping the track into a tight Afro House groove that feels both playful and commanding. The production leans into rolling tribal percussion and warm, organic bass movement, giving the hook a bold rhythmic foundation that instantly shifts the mood. ARKAD3 plays with space and repetition … Read more
5HOURS dives into “Horny ’98,” the unforgettable classic from Mousse T. and Hot ’n’ Juicy, and flips it into a punchy Tech House roller with plenty of cheeky character. The remix keeps the song’s seductive hook intact, but places it over a tougher, more streamlined groove built from crisp drums, chunky bass movement, and tight … Read more