Ry Prater takes They Donât Know into a deeper, more underground House space, sharpening the original into something built for late, sweaty rooms. Working from the foundation laid by Disciples, this edit keeps the vocal presence subtle and controlled, using it as a mood-setter rather than a headline moment. The groove is dark and rolling, … Read more
Calvos pulls I Just Canât Get Enough into a more restrained, lowkey House space, refining the original without compromising its identity. Built from the soulful foundation laid by Herd & Fitz alongside Abigail Bailey, this remix leans into techy, minimal drum work to subtly reshape the vibe. The groove stays intact, driven by clean, precise … Read more
AJSE reshapes The Way I Are into a Tech House weapon that balances pressure with control, leaning into groove rather than excess. Built from the unmistakable original by Timbaland, this remix lets the vocal attitude do its thing while the rhythm carries the room. The low end is the driving force here â big, confident, … Read more
Bask reframes Baby Got Back into a controlled Tech House tool that delivers aggression without tipping into chaos. Built from the unmistakable original by Sir Mix-A-Lot, the edit keeps the vocal recognisable but measured, letting it add attitude while the groove stays in charge. Drums are firm and forward, creating a steady, head-bopping rhythm that … Read more
LVMA takes Freaks and pushes it into full-blown Hardcore territory, turning the already high-energy original by Timmy Trumpet and Savage into a weapon built purely for mainstage destruction. This remix is about scale and commitment â relentless tempo, crushing kicks, and an unapologetic wall of energy designed for moments where restraint is no longer required. … Read more
Robson Hulks reworks Love Like This into a House remix that leans confidently on tempo, flow, and dancefloor feel. Drawing from the originalâs familiar vocal line, this version keeps the emotional hook intact while reshaping it into a clean, club-ready framework. The rhythm sits at a perfect House tempo, giving DJs plenty of space to … Read more
Fabricio Almeida strikes a smart balance between underground credibility and mainstream appeal with this Tech House remix of Drake and Central Ceeâs âWhich One.â The edit is driven by tight, shuffling drums and a clean, rolling low-end that keeps the energy locked without sounding overworked. The vocal is the clear hook, used with restraint to … Read more
Sugarhill Gangâs Rapperâs Delight is one of the most influential records in music history, built on laid-back confidence and an unmistakable groove, and Royal Funk leans into that DNA with a slow-burning disco edit designed for smooth movement. The remix keeps the pace relaxed, allowing the rhythm to breathe and settle into a steady, unhurried … Read more
Marco Lobato & ĂXENTĂ transform Lady Gagaâs âAlejandroâ into a powerful Afro House rework loaded with emotional drive and real heat. Gagaâs dramatic vocal glides over a warm, evolving Afro groove built from rolling percussion, deep rhythmic pulses, and subtle melodic tension that keeps the energy rising. The duo inject a fiery atmosphere into every … Read more
Instantly recognisable for its sleek pop-house crossover, This Is What You Came For paired Calvin Harrisâ clean production with Rihannaâs effortless vocal presence, becoming a defining club radio moment of its era. ATLAZ takes that familiarity and folds it into a deeper house framework by blending Rihannaâs vocals with the groove-led foundation of Make Me … Read more