Cyava lands on Gritty Records with “Keep Pushin,” a deep and driving Tech House cut that oozes underground character. Built around hypnotic vocal chops and a rolling bassline that just won’t quit, this track keeps tension simmering from start to finish. The percussion is tight, the groove infectious — pure late-night warehouse energy with a … Read more
Empire Of The Sun’s Walking On A Dream is defined by its emotional warmth and dreamlike atmosphere, and BLUNDER leans fully into that spirit with a deep Afro House reinterpretation built for feeling rather than force. The remix unfolds patiently, guided by a grounded, flowing rhythm and a deep low-end presence that gives the track … Read more
Cajmere’s Brighter Days, featuring the unmistakable voice of Dajae, is a timeless piece of house music history, and Sohowt reshapes it into an Afro House remix built on tension and forward drive. Rather than leaning into warmth alone, this version thrives on percussive pressure, using layered, evolving rhythms to steadily push the track forward. The … Read more
Dem Franchise Boyz’s Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It is built on pure chant-along energy, and Alex Lambrino converts that raw hype into an EDM edit driven by relentless momentum. This version is all about drive — long, tension-loaded builds that keep pressure rising before slamming into powerful drops designed for big rooms. The drums … 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
Bill Withers’s Lovely Day is built on timeless optimism and an instantly recognisable vocal, and itsnico approaches the remix with a minimalist disco mindset that keeps things refined and tasteful. Rather than pushing energy, the edit focuses on restraint, letting a steady, uncluttered rhythm carry the track forward. The groove is smooth and unhurried, with … Read more
Michael Jackson’s Remember The Time is pure late-’90s smoothness, and Antonio Gentile & Bolinger reframe that timeless feel through a disco lens built for movement and flow. The edit keeps the original’s sensual vocal energy intact while introducing a buoyant, rhythm-led foundation that gently lifts the track onto the dancefloor. Drums are light and expressive, … Read more
Jaden Bojsen’s Let’s Go is built around forward momentum, and VINCCI refines that foundation into a House remix that prioritises groove, restraint, and low-end control. The edit stays minimal by design, letting a solid, weighty bassline anchor the track while clean, unfussy drums keep everything moving with purpose. There’s a steady pulse throughout, creating a … Read more
Frank Sinatra’s New York, New York is one of the most iconic vocal performances ever recorded, and M.Maahs approaches it with restraint and sensitivity, reshaping it into a subtle disco rework built on softness and flow. The remix keeps the grandeur of Sinatra’s vocal intact, allowing it to lead the entire journey while gently supported … Read more
Dansmachine returns with Mash-Up Pack 3, a disco-leaning mashup collection that reworks classic commercial hitters into groove-driven, feel-good club tools. The pack focuses on rhythm and flow, pairing instantly recognisable vocals with funky basslines, swinging drums, and disco-inspired movement that keeps energy high without forcing big drops. Each mashup is designed to feel musical and … Read more