Built on sharp attitude and late-night swagger, Let’s Go Dancing brought together Matroda’s punchy club instincts with Tiga and Matthew Dear’s unmistakable vocal character, landing as a stripped, groove-led house record with underground bite. Sam Bignardi takes that foundation and pushes it even deeper, flipping the track into a Tech House cut that’s all about … Read more
Best known for its robotic delivery and stripped, repetitive hook, Technologic captured Daft Punk at their most minimal and conceptual, relying on rhythm and attitude rather than melody. Cabrero takes that mechanical backbone and reimagines it through a subtle Afro House lens, keeping the track low-key and underground in tone. The remix is driven by … Read more
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
Best known for its dark, brooding atmosphere and tense vocal delivery, Heathens showed Twenty One Pilots at their most ominous, driven by mood rather than outright energy. SHAW flips that intensity into an EDM framework powered almost entirely by heavy low-end pressure. The remix is built to drive forward relentlessly, with thick bass carrying the … Read more
Isaac Palmer and HOLMS reimagine Justin Bieber’s “DAISIES” with an electrifying house remix that blends emotion and energy in equal measure. The duo inject shimmering synths, groovy basslines, and crisp percussion, transforming Bieber’s melodic vocals into a full-blown dancefloor experience. Their production captures the perfect balance between commercial appeal and underground house flair, making it … Read more
DA RICO brings serious main-floor energy with his House mashup of WizTheMc, Ninetoes, and Will K’s “Show Me Love.” Blending WizTheMc’s smooth vocal flair with Ninetoes’ deep-groove pulse and Will K’s festival-grade production punch, this rework hits the sweet spot between soulful and powerful. Rolling basslines, tight percussion, and euphoric synth builds make it a … Read more
Kamil Becdach takes Jordan Peak’s underground gem “Front 2 Back” and gives it a pulsating tech house overhaul that’s pure dance floor energy. With tight percussion, a chunky rolling bassline, and hypnotic vocal stabs, this remix captures the essence of late-night warehouse grooves while adding a slick modern edge. The mix is clean, powerful, and … Read more
DRKR reimagines John Newman’s powerful anthem “Love Me Again” with a punchy house and club-ready twist. The remix transforms the soulful original into a high-energy floor filler, layering Newman’s iconic vocals over driving basslines, crisp percussion, and uplifting synth progressions. With its perfect balance of emotion and rhythm, this version feels tailor-made for festival stages … Read more
Andrew Dum takes Armand Van Helden’s unforgettable classic “I Want Your Soul” and reshapes it into a warm, groove-rich Afro House journey. The iconic vocal hook is still the star, but here it floats over rolling tribal percussion, earthy drum textures, and a deep, comforting low-end that gives the track a completely new pulse. Andrew … Read more
Franciskos & Lollomezz take Alesso’s festival classic “If I Lose Myself” and guide it into a deeper, more organic Afro House world, giving the anthem a richer emotional pulse. Instead of the soaring, peak-time production of the original, this edit leans into rolling tribal percussion, warm bass textures, and spacious rhythmic layers that wrap the … Read more