TRIP 2 delivers a cheeky, high-energy mashup that pairs Drake’s unmistakable vocal attitude with the punchy club framework of FISHER’s Boost Up. Drake’s toplines are used with intent, riding the groove in a playful, slightly provocative way that instantly grabs attention on the floor. Underneath, FISHER’s driving EDM energy provides the muscle, with firm kicks … Read more
Beau James injects Freed From Desire with sharp, modern speed-garage energy, flipping the iconic anthem into a high-pace club weapon. Built on the unmistakable original by Gala, this edit keeps the vocal hook front and centre while driving it forward with skippy rhythms and a restless, forward-moving pulse. The drums hit fast and tight, giving … Read more
DJ Prophet pushes I Run into a far grittier EDM lane, giving the original by HAVEN. a darker, more mischievous club identity. The vocal is twisted into a provocative hook, used with confidence and attitude to keep tension high throughout the arrangement. Heavy drums and aggressive impact hits define the edit, delivering a raw, naughty … Read more
Originally known for its raw, no-frills aggression, KNAS showcased Steve Angello at his most uncompromising, built around pounding energy and mainstage authority rather than melody. NOME. takes that stripped-back intensity and lifts it into a more buoyant EDM framework, adding extra bounce and bass while keeping the track’s hard-edged identity intact. The rework introduces a … Read more
Known for its hypnotic atmosphere and late-night pull, Around marked a defining moment for Noir & Haze alongside Solomun, blending deep electronic sensibility with understated emotional weight. ESH takes that foundation and reframes it through an EDM lens, expanding the track’s scope while preserving its introspective core. The remix introduces a stronger sense of drive, … Read more
GIACOBBI reworks Greyhound with a clear focus on drive and raw power, keeping the festival-scale intensity of Swedish House Mafia’s original while tightening the structure for modern club and mainstage use. The remix leans heavily into forward momentum, using muscular drums and a forceful low-end to push energy continuously rather than relying on constant drops. … Read more
ASIL delivers a genuinely standout mashup that feels bold, unexpected and surprisingly cohesive. Blending Avicii’s euphoric EDM energy with Whitney Houston’s unmistakable vocal presence, this edit creates a fresh emotional contrast that rarely works this cleanly. The mashup leans into strong build-ups and impactful drops, using modern EDM structure while allowing Whitney’s vocal to soar … Read more
Bittermind injects massive scale into Swedish House Mafia’s One, turning the iconic collaboration with Pharrell into a wide, cinematic EDM moment built for big systems. The remix leans heavily on atmosphere, using expansive synth layers, tension-building risers, and spacious breakdowns to create a sense of lift and anticipation. Pharrell’s vocal is used strategically, cutting through … Read more
Martin Minotti pushes “Caramelle Lap 5” into darker, more driven EDM territory, transforming the original Fred again.. and Mesto collaboration into a gritty, high-energy club weapon. The edit leans on raw drum pressure and a tough, forward-moving rhythm, stripping back any softness in favour of urgency and impact. The groove is relentless, with distorted low-end … Read more
Henry Fong takes The Prodigy’s infamous rave-era weapon and drags it straight into modern peak-time EDM territory. The raw aggression of the original is still front and centre, but it’s rebuilt around thunderous festival-ready drums, sharp builds, and a heavy, no-nonsense drop designed for maximum impact. The remix leans into high-pressure energy rather than nostalgia, … Read more