Brighton singer Grace Carter has shared a new remix of her single 'Heal Me', courtesy of Canadian producer Rene La Vice. Whilst the original is an epic slice of pop, La Vice gives the tune a drum and bass makeover, creating a bass-driven scorcher. Although the beats per minute may be pumped up, the song still maintains the emotion and mood of the original version. This is a killer remix that will probably get hammered out by loads of DJs. Have a listen.
Back in the 2018, Berlin-based ANNAVR dropped her EP 'I: Hallucination', the first edition in a three part series. Her next record 'II: Vibration' will land on March 8th. One of the songs featured on the up coming record is the cut 'Blue Satin' which has also received a makeover in which ANNAVR calls the Malindi rework. The remix is a sultry electronic pop sliding that rolls with spacious yet luscious production and honey-dripping vocals. Unquestionably reeling, ANNAVR has shared iPhone-shot visuals of her trip throughout Kenya to accompany the tune. You can check it out below.
Making their debut back in 2018 with the track 'If I Am Dreaming' London band Komraus are now slated to release their album 'Untie The Ropes' on February 15th. Already unveiling the title track with a video to accompany it, the trio have now shared a Rachel K Collier remix of the song. Whilst the original was hauntingly moody and atmospheric, Collier's rework adds more a spacey club topping, pushing it with light synth punches, electronic twinkles and pulsing 4x4 drums.
Andrew Weatherall steps up with a magnificent remix of The Twilight Sad's 'Videograms'. Dark and hedi, the rework is a pulsing post-punk-fused gem peppered with spices of industrial, dance and electro. A great addition to the original version, Weatherall's version creates vivid images of those warehouse club moments in the wee hours of the morning. This is a killer handing from someone who has earned legend status in the music business.
Having recently shared his track 'Treat', Jesse Markin now unveils the remix to the single courtesy of Finnish producer Robert Rodriguez. Transforming the original into an upbeat, spacey house rework, Markin's vocals work perfectly with Rodriguez's slick production. This is definitely a scorcher of a tune. Check it out.
Trentemøller will release a new compilation titled 'Harbour Boat Trips Vol. 02 - Copenhagen', set to land November 23rd on hfn music. A collection of remixes from himself and original cuts from various artists, the record finds the producer crafting electronica, industrial and more. One of the songs featured on the upcoming LP is this incredible cover version of Neil Young's 'Transformer Man'. Restructuring the original into a dark, hazy electronica meets shoegaze wonder, the vocals are provided by Copenhagen singer Marie Fisker.
South London's Oscar Jerome has shared a new rework of his track 'Do You Really' courtesy of Berlin-based producer Glenn Astro. Transforming the original into a lo-fi, spaced-out Hip-Hop meets experimental electronica cut, the remix is stacked with wobbly bass, running hi-hats and multiple sparkling sound bits that definitely provides a head-nod factor. This version comes ahead of Jerome's headline show at EartH (formerly Hackney Arts Centre) in London on February 20, 2019.
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With his 'Hypersex Remixes' album landing October 12th on Discotexas, Lisbon producer Moullinex shares a version of his track 'Say It Slow' by Wayward. A class-produced taste of sexy house, Wayward's version will make you want to dance whilst simultaneously holding up a class of champagne.
Riding high from his summer smash 'My Love', Martin Solveig steps up with a new remix of the track courtesy of Danish producer Kölsch. Giving the song a sexy disco twist, the rework weaves between fuzzy synths tailored for the big room and more sharp stabs packed with a 70s glam.
