VEDRA pulls Mi Gente into a tighter, more underground Tech House setting, reshaping the global anthem into a functional club tool without losing its recognisable pull. Working from the original energy laid down by J Balvin and Willy William, the remix keeps the vocal as a rhythmic driver, sitting comfortably inside the groove rather than … Read more
Gold Lemonade injects Which One with sharp-edged Tech House attitude, turning the original collaboration by Drake and Central Cee into a confident club tool built for movement. The vocal runs with presence and swagger, keeping its street-level relatability while sitting comfortably inside the groove. What really drives this remix is the percussion — crisp, slapping … Read more
Andrea Satta takes Edge Of Desire into a tighter, club-focused Tech House lane, reshaping the original with a more functional, underground mindset. Working from the emotive foundation laid by Jonas Blue, this edit pulls the track away from its more melodic roots and refines it into a groove-led tool built for mixing. Drums are clean … Read more
Piero Acinapura reworks I’m Perfect with a firm Tech House grip, taking the iconic original by Princess Superstar and Mason into a heavier, more controlled club context. The remix is driven by a gritty low-end that carries real weight, pushing the groove forward with intent while staying disciplined in its delivery. Drums are tight and … Read more
Stormz delivers a stripped-back Tech House edit of Milkshake that leans fully into minimalism and groove. Built from the instantly recognisable original by Kelis, this version keeps things tight and understated, letting rhythm and space lead the track forward. The drums are clean and efficient, sitting in a steady pocket that encourages head-bobbing movement without … Read more
Calvos keeps things disciplined on this edit of Sun Goes Down, staying true to the groove-first identity laid out in the original by Cloonee. Rather than reshaping the track for attention, this version works as a clean extension of the source material, reinforcing what already works and adding just enough spark to refresh it in … Read more
GEO turns The Next Episode into a decisive Tech House statement — the kind of edit you drop when the set shifts gears and there’s no easing into it. Built from the unmistakable original by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, this version doesn’t aim to comfort or tease. It cuts straight to impact. The vocal … Read more
Ned Bennett delivers a confident Tech House rework of Poison, striking a balance between lift and restraint that keeps the track firmly in the cool lane. Built from the instantly recognisable original by Bell Biv DeVoe, this remix brings energy through rhythm rather than force. The drums carry a natural swing that gives the groove … Read more
Hanssin takes a measured approach to Fired Up, understanding that the power of the track already lives in the vocal. Working from the iconic original by Funky Green Dogs, this edit avoids forcing extra energy where it isn’t needed. The vocal sits confidently at the centre, carrying attitude and familiarity while the groove supports it … Read more
G-CHASE keeps things stripped and purposeful on this Tech House edit of WGFT, letting simplicity do the heavy lifting. Built around the recognisable vocal from Gunna, the track doesn’t chase big moments or force energy shifts. Instead, it creates space. Clean, steady drums give the room time to breathe, while the vocal runs as a … Read more