Mazut treats Hallelujah Anyway with real care, preserving the soul and emotion of the original while shaping it into a club-ready House edit that still carries weight. Built around the unmistakable vocal from Candi Staton, this version leans into feeling rather than force, allowing the message to land clearly on the floor. The groove is … Read more
Archie B flips Down into a moment-builder designed for that exact point in a set where things stop being comfortable and start getting serious. Working from the raw, jacking energy of the original by Paul Johnson, the edit opens with a familiar, feel-good groove that keeps dancers relaxed and engaged. Then comes the turn. The … Read more
Bed Roses takes a different stance on Sweet Nothing, reshaping the original with intention and restraint rather than chasing its peak-time legacy. Working from the emotional core laid down by Calvin Harris and the unmistakable presence of Florence Welch, this edit channels the same depth of feeling through a more measured House framework. The vocal … Read more
NickySnax drops a filthy Tech House flip of Mystikal’s “Shake Ya Ass”, turning the early-2000s hip-hop classic into a peak-time floor weapon. The edit keeps Mystikal’s raw vocal swagger intact while layering tight drum grooves, rolling percussion, and a bassline built to make the room move. It’s bold, cheeky, and instantly recognisable — the kind … Read more
Rihanna’s S&M is already packed with attitude and provocation, and DJ N9NE takes that energy into full-scale EDM territory with a heavy, low-end-driven edit built for big moments. This version is unapologetically powerful, leaning into a thick, dominant bass presence that hits hard on large systems. The structure is direct and purposeful, using tension-filled builds … Read more
Dezz (US) – Ayo Technology by Dezz (US)
David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi – Memories (Tim Underscore Hypertechno Remix) by Tim Underscore
Drake, Central Cee – Which One (International Religion Remix) by International Religion
Built on pure aggression and attitude, London Bridge and Type Sht* both thrive on raw energy and unapologetic delivery, making them natural weapons in heavy bass music sets. NOTES fuses the two into a Dubstep mashup that’s all about drive and dominance. The edit hits hard with thick, distorted low-end and punchy, militant drums that … Read more
Known for its understated confidence and conversational delivery, Which One sits firmly in Drake’s lane of effortless cool rather than high-drama hooks. Chango takes that laid-back vocal and drops it into an underground Tech House framework that keeps things simple and pressure-driven. The groove is clean and no-nonsense, built on tight drums and a subtle, … Read more