dddancos reshapes Timeless into a stripped-back Tech House tool that stays minimal, gritty, and functional while keeping the vocal present throughout. Built from the original by Playboi Carti and The Weeknd, the topline runs consistently through the arrangement, acting as a steady rhythmic layer rather than a drop-in feature. The drums are clean and direct, … Read more
AXER celebrates the 5K milestone with XL Edition 2, a heavyweight mashup pack built for peak-time pressure across techno and house-driven dancefloors. This collection moves confidently between Peak Time Techno, Big Room Techno, Tech House, Bass House, and Melodic Techno, stitching together underground weapons and commercial hooks into high-impact, DJ-first edits. The pack thrives on … Read more
Daniel Matheus strips Edge Of Desire back to its emotional core and reshapes it with a clean, flowing Afro House framework. Working from the original by Jonas Blue and Malive, the remix avoids unnecessary layers, letting rhythm and movement lead the journey. The percussion is the standout element, with warm, well-spaced drums that carry momentum … Read more
Aurelios & Filippide flip Where Have You Been into a high-energy club weapon that leans heavily into modern garage-driven EDM. Rihanna’s unmistakable vocal sits front and centre, chopped and paced to ride the rhythm rather than dominate it, giving DJs plenty of room to work the mix. The beat hits with tight swing and elastic … Read more
TRIPPIN (LOS RE-FUNK) – ALOS by ALOS
Put Em High (B/AN/K EDIT) by B/AN/K
Kian Norton approaches All Good with a clear respect for classic House foundations, giving the original by De La Soul a warm, club-ready reinterpretation that stays true to its roots. The vocal sits comfortably within the mix, carrying its laid-back confidence while allowing the rhythm to lead. Solid drum programming forms the backbone, with steady … Read more
Gavin Hall strips Take It Off down to its rawest elements and rebuilds it with a hard-edged, no-compromise club attitude. Working from the original by FISHER and Aatig, the remix pushes everything toward grit and impact. The vocal is sharp and provocative, used with intent to drive tension rather than soften the groove. Heavy kicks … Read more
Denero reworks Give It To Me with a tougher House edge, keeping the original attitude intact while grounding it in a club-focused framework. Built from the iconic collaboration between Timbaland, Nelly Furtado, and Justin Timberlake, the remix leans into grit and rhythm over polish. The vocal exchanges are used with confidence, dropped sparingly to maintain … Read more
DJ Delicious and Till West’s Same Man gets a clean, DJ-focused rework from OZALID, turning it into a reliable Tech House edit built for flow and function. This version is all about testing the room — a tight, understated groove that lets you gauge energy without overcommitting. The drums are crisp and controlled, keeping things … Read more