FritzDeep takes MGMT’s indie-electronic classic “Kids” and sends it into an entirely new direction, reshaping the nostalgic anthem with a deep Afro House pulse. The remix trades the original’s bright, playful energy for something warmer and more rhythmic, letting the iconic synth hook drift over layers of tribal percussion and rolling, organic low-end movement. FritzDeep … Read more
Axwell – Watch the Sunrise (Seeing Double Edit) extended by Seeing Double
KLAR takes David Guetta and Akon’s explosive club hit “Sexy B*itch” and reimagines it with a deeper, more organic Afro House backbone. Instead of the glossy big-room punch of the original, this remix leans into earthy percussion, rolling Afro-inspired drumwork, and a warm bass groove that instantly shifts the vibe. Akon’s unmistakable vocal feels more … Read more
Weeknd, Playboi Carti – Timeless (KAZAN Edit) by KAZAN
Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign – CARNIVAL (Vandal On Da Track & Jessy L.A Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD] by EDM FAMILY Extras
Chic – Le Freak (Silver Nail Remix) by Housechart1-Music
Best known for its robotic delivery and stripped, repetitive hook, Technologic captured Daft Punk at their most minimal and conceptual, relying on rhythm and attitude rather than melody. Cabrero takes that mechanical backbone and reimagines it through a subtle Afro House lens, keeping the track low-key and underground in tone. The remix is driven by … Read more
Built on sharp attitude and late-night swagger, Let’s Go Dancing brought together Matroda’s punchy club instincts with Tiga and Matthew Dear’s unmistakable vocal character, landing as a stripped, groove-led house record with underground bite. Sam Bignardi takes that foundation and pushes it even deeper, flipping the track into a Tech House cut that’s all about … Read more
Few records carry the same instant recognition as Pjanoo, a defining moment in Eric Prydz’s catalogue that became synonymous with sun-soaked festivals, euphoric piano lines and timeless dancefloor emotion. BRODYR takes that iconic foundation and dials it inward, reshaping the track into a deeper house edit that prioritises low groove and flow over big-room impact. … Read more
Known for its understated confidence and conversational delivery, Which One sits firmly in Drake’s lane of effortless cool rather than high-drama hooks. Chango takes that laid-back vocal and drops it into an underground Tech House framework that keeps things simple and pressure-driven. The groove is clean and no-nonsense, built on tight drums and a subtle, … Read more