Sly Phil and Sam Collins bring Soulja Boy’s iconic 2007 anthem “Crank That” straight into the club with a high-impact, floor-ready rework. This edit keeps the legendary hook and viral energy of the original, but upgrades the track with thick drums, punchy low-end, and modern club-house power that DJs can drop at peak time. Perfect … Read more
Bolinger delivers a classy disco-house rework of Simply Red’s timeless hit “Money’s Too Tight to Mention,” joined by Micky More & Andy Tee for that signature soulful touch. This Super Sounds Edit brings funk and finesse together — blending groovy basslines, warm strings, and rhythmic guitar licks with the unmistakable vocal charm of Simply Red. … Read more
Maesic and Max Mendez breathe new life into Marshall Jefferson’s foundational house classic “Move Your Body” with a warm, uplifting rework featuring Salome Das. This edit keeps the spirit of the original alive — bright piano stabs, heartfelt vocals, and that unmistakable Chicago groove — but wraps it in modern drums and crisp low-end that … Read more
“Hit Me Where It Hurts x” brings together three of the most innovative minds in electronic music — Skrillex, Dylan Brady (of 100 gecs), and Caroline Polachek. This reimagined version flips Polachek’s cult-favourite original into a hyperactive, genre-smashing rush of sound. Skrillex’s sharp sound design, Dylan Brady’s chaotic 100 gecs energy, and Caroline’s soaring vocals … Read more
Swedish DJ Eric Prydz Accuses Business Manager of Stealing $269,000 Swedish DJ and producer Eric Prydz has filed a lawsuit against his longtime business manager Thomas St. John, accusing him of stealing $269,000 through unauthorized payments and fraudulent activities. The lawsuit, filed on October 28, 2025, in California state court, represents the latest in a … Read more
Jimmy Six flips Drake x Central Cee’s viral “Which One” moment into a punchy Tech House weapon built for fast, high-energy club sets. The edit chops the infamous vocal into a tight rhythmic hook, laying it over rolling drums, gritty percussion, and a heavy low-end groove that hits instantly on the floor. It’s simple, cheeky, … Read more
Sammy Porter fires up a proper house heater with his edit of Alison Limerick’s timeless classic “Where Love Lives.” Keeping the iconic vocal front and centre, Porter wraps it in chunky drums, uplifting piano stabs, and a rolling house groove that radiates pure feel-good energy. It’s the perfect blend of nostalgia and modern club punch … Read more
NEOTEK tears into Florence + The Machine’s anthem “Spectrum” with a ruthless dubstep flip that hits way harder than you expect. Florence’s soaring vocal floats in beautifully… and then NEOTEK snaps the floor in half with snarling bass design, razor-edged drums, and unpredictable switch-ups that make every drop feel explosive. It’s emotional, cinematic, and absolutely … Read more
Dansyn and Luis Torres deliver a powerful Club rework of Eric Prydz’s classic “On Off,” reimagining the original’s hypnotic rhythm with modern energy and emotional lift. The track builds patiently — crisp percussion, warm synth textures, and that unmistakable Prydz tension — before dropping into a melodic groove that feels timeless yet fresh. It’s cinematic, … Read more
Italian producer Alex Guesta fires up the dancefloor with a fresh Club Pack stacked with tech house energy and nostalgic twists. Each mashup reimagines classic anthems through a festival lens — chunky basslines, tribal percussion, and that unmistakable Guesta bounce that always hits right before the drop. It’s the kind of pack that bridges generations … Read more