Tech House

The Weeknd – The Hills (Gonan Drew Edit) [DropUnited Exclusive] by DropUnited

The Rasmus – In the Shadows (HÄWK VIP Edit) by HÄWK

Ini Kamoze’s Hotstepper is a timeless vocal anthem, and Dave Delly, Steven Gray & YuB strip it right back into a minimal Tech House framework built for control and space. The remix keeps things tight and understated, running on a clean, functional drum pattern and a low-end that stays subtle but effective. Rather than pushing … Read more

Nelly’s Hot in Herre is built around one of the most instantly recognisable vocals in club culture, and STRIPES keeps that familiarity firmly front and centre with a stripped-back, minimal Tech House edit. The production stays deliberately restrained, relying on a tight, functional drum groove and a subtle, rolling low end that supports rather than … Read more

Bump N Grind Records deliver another standout from their Market Shopping Series with J.V.) & Jezu (US) – 5 Star (Edit) — a groove-driven Tech House weapon built for late-night floors. Funky vocal loops, chunky basslines, and crisp percussion lock together in that signature BnG swing, creating instant movement from first beat to last. It’s … Read more

BT005 – Joel Cantone – Bad Girls (Edit) by getbusy

Joel Quintana drops “The Box (Edit),” a slick Tech House roller that blends hypnotic rhythm with underground energy. The track builds around tight percussion, a driving bassline, and minimal yet infectious vocal chops that give it a late-night, warehouse feel. Every element is fine-tuned for the dancefloor — groovy, punchy, and full of bounce. “The … Read more

KiRKie drags Justin Timberlake’s “Rock Your Body” straight into the underground with a deep, wubby Tech House edit that strips the original down to its most infectious elements. The smooth JT vocal snippets sit low in the mix, treated more like rhythmic texture than pop spotlight, while KiRKie rebuilds the foundation with heavy sub-wubs, gritty … Read more

D.K.O delivers a club-focused Tech House twist on Cloonee’s “Stephanie,” pushing the track into a heavier, more energetic space built for peak-time floors. The original’s cheeky vocal hook stays front and centre, but the groove underneath gets a full upgrade — tighter drums, chunky percussion hits, and a driving low-end that adds real weight to … Read more

Dovonin flips Jeremih & YG’s “Don’t Tell ’Em” into a slick Tech House driver built for clubs that want groove, rhythm, and attitude in equal measure. The edit keeps the iconic vocal hook that everyone knows, but reshapes the entire foundation with tight tech drums, a warm rolling bassline, and subtle percussive details that give … Read more