Nineteen 90 flips Whitney Houston’s “It’s Not Right but It’s Okay” into a smooth, club-ready Deep House rework with subtle techy vibes woven throughout. Whitney’s powerful vocal takes centre stage, now floating over a warm, rolling bassline, crisp percussion, and understated synth touches that give the remix a sleek, modern edge. The groove is deep … Read more
LXRENZ delivers a slick House rework of Riton’s “Rinse & Repeat,” turning the club favourite into a proper warm-up tension builder that grooves without overpowering the room. The iconic vocal hook stays intact, but the remix leans into a smoother, more controlled drum pattern that keeps dancers locked in while gradually lifting the energy. Subtle … Read more
Sammy Porter unleashes a powerful, club-ready rework of Black Box’s iconic classic “Ride On Time,” giving the timeless anthem a refreshed groove built for today’s dancefloors. He keeps the legendary vocal intact, letting its unmistakable energy shine, but rebuilds the rhythm with a tighter, chunkier house foundation that hits harder and grooves deeper. The drums … 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
Jordan Moxey brings new flavour to “Pasilda,” breathing life into the Latin-house classic with a crisp, modern groove that feels tailor-made for today’s floors. Released on COPPADOS, this version leans into warm percussion, playful rhythmic details, and a vibrant bassline that keeps the energy bubbling from the first bar. Moxey respects the original’s sun-soaked character … Read more
Robert Georgescu & White deliver a beautiful Deep House reinterpretation of RÜFÜS DU SOL’s “Innerbloom,” reshaping one of electronic music’s most emotional tracks into a smoother, more groove-focused journey. Rather than altering the song’s core sentiment, the duo gently lift it into a warmer rhythmic space, using soft percussion, flowing basslines, and subtle melodic touches … 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
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
Zuke and Pauly bring a fresh UK Garage spin to The Black Eyed Peas’ cheeky pop classic “My Humps,” turning it into a groove-heavy club gem. The remix keeps Fergie’s playful vocals front and center while adding skippy percussion, deep sub-bass, and that unmistakable 2-step swing that defines the UKG sound. It’s equal parts nostalgic … Read more
Estelle’s Grammy-winning “American Boy” featuring Kanye West receives a fresh house music makeover in this Stripes production, transforming the smooth R&B hit into a club-ready anthem. The remix injects four-on-the-floor kicks and crisp hi-hats while preserving the original’s infectious melody and cross-Atlantic appeal. Stripes masterfully layers deep house elements with filtered disco touches, creating a … Read more