Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz’ Get Low is one of the most provocative club records ever made, and Charlie Lane flips it into an underground Tech House edit that keeps the attitude firmly intact. The remix strips things back to a tight, low-slung rhythm, built on crisp drums and a subtle but driving … Read more
OnlyTunes returns with Edit Pack #17, a DJ-focused mashup collection built around reworking proven club bangers into fresh, floor-ready tools. The pack is all about familiarity with purpose — recognisable vocals, hooks, and moments are reshaped into tighter, more effective edits designed to hit harder and mix cleaner in real club environments. Energy is kept … Read more
Marshall Jefferson’s Move Your Body is one of the foundations of house music, and on paper, an Afro House reinterpretation shouldn’t work — yet INKY X proves exactly why it does. This remix treats the original with respect, translating its spirit rather than forcing it into a new shape. The rhythm is warm and flowing, … Read more
Cocuns reworks David Guetta’s classic “Memories” into a slick, rolling Tech House groove built for modern floors. The edit keeps the nostalgic vocal hook intact but strips it down into a hypnotic rhythm layered with chunky percussion and smooth bass movement. It’s a perfect blend of early-2010s nostalgia and current underground energy — familiar enough … Read more
ROSÉ and Bruno Mars bring a smooth, understated charm to APT., and Alex Luckystrike translates that mood into an Afro House remix built on finesse and control. The edit doesn’t rely on obvious peaks — instead, it moves with quiet confidence, driven by high-quality drum work that feels detailed, precise, and carefully layered. The rhythm … Read more
Danny Avila’s YES B!TCH, featuring Rome Fortune alongside Sam Wolfe & HNTR, already brings raw attitude, and 2FACE turns it into a full-blown high-energy club weapon by colliding it with the unmistakable pump and bounce of Chris Lorenzo and AC Slater. The edit is built for peak moments, using aggressive builds and relentless drive to … Read more
Sell Out MC Presents: Extended Edit Pack Volume One is a carefully curated mashup pack that flips a huge run of hip-hop, R&B, and pop classics into extended, groove-led club edits with a disco-leaning touch. Drawing from iconic records by artists like Jay-Z, Rihanna, Ne-Yo, DMX, Craig David, Shaggy, Will Smith, and Bruno Mars, the … Read more
Outkast’s The Way You Move is built on rhythm, swagger, and undeniable groove, and Mr. Sherman brings that DNA into a modern House framework without losing its soul. The remix updates the sound with a cleaner, more energetic club drive, tightening the drums and reinforcing the low end to meet contemporary House needs. The rhythm … Read more
House of Tech Mash Up Pack Vol. 1 from Bellamy is a straight-up collection of club weapons built for DJs who want impact without sacrificing flow. The pack reworks familiar, high-energy records into punchy mashups designed to hit fast and mix clean. Each edit focuses on tension and release, using recognisable hooks as pressure points … Read more
Quality G reworks The Pussycat Dolls’ seductive hit “Buttons” featuring Snoop Dogg into a slinky, bass-heavy Tech House banger. The edit keeps the original’s sensual vocals and attitude while driving it forward with deep grooves, crisp percussion, and a rolling rhythm that hits perfectly in the mix. Balancing pop nostalgia with underground finesse, “Buttons (Quality … Read more