American label Human Touch Records has announced the release of the newest single from Liset Alea & Lowly Light – “Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix).
“Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix) is both delicate and hard-hitting, perfectly complementing Liset’s vulnerable yet powerful delivery. While Pat re-imagines the Nu-Disco original as a Bass House / UK Garage banger.
About the Artists
Pat Lok is a producer and DJ melding R’n’B, House and Disco into a timeless and cut- ting-edge whole.
Liset Alea first gained prominence as a vocalist with Nouvelle Vague with whom she toured all over the world.
Lowly Light is the pseudonym for Matt Gorny, a songwriter and producer.
“Find A Way” (Pat Lok Remix) by Liset Alea, Lowly Light & Pat Lok is out now on all streaming platforms.
The romantic single is one of a number of festive songs released by the Eylsia Nicolas in December 2025
Born Lisa Pamintuan, Eylsia Nicolas, started playing a tennis as a child but changed careers after she was banned from Wimbledon at 17 due to her Belfast family ties during the year of the IRA London bombing.
“Kiss Me Under the Mistletoe” by Eylsia Nicolas is out now on all platforms.
Canadian singer Shar returns with a powerful new single, “Keep The Peace (Remix),” an energetic re-imagining of her original track that elevates its message of unity, resilience, and intentional calm.
Shar explains the heart of the remix: “There will always be differences and disagreements, but in the end, the priority should always be peace. Without peace, there’s no unity, security, or real chance to move forward. ‘Keep The Peace (Remix)’ reminds us that peace isn’t passive — it’s something we do together in unity. We have to actively keep the peace.”
“Keep the Peace” (Remix) by Shar is out now on all platforms.
Berlin artist Jiggler has a new EP called Night Shades, released in September as Summer was slowly but surely coming to an end in the Western Hemisphere and the nights were getting longer again.
Jiggler is one half of former Bar 25 favourite Channel X.
The first track, “Night Shades”, which shares its name with the EP, captivates with its driving groove and wonderfully dreamy yet uplifting lead synth.
With the second original, “Voyager”, the journey through the night continues seamlessly, albeit in a more rousing and darker way. Jiggler is supported by a total of three artists with their own interpretations of the originals: Richard Elcox, the Scottish Berliner by choice, who was already playing around with his brother’s Korg MS-20 at the age of 11 and the well-known Matija and Contenance here in Zurich. The former has been part of the local scene for over three decades, the latter is well on his way to emulating Matija.
Stream Night Shades (Trust Your Emotions Remix)” by Jiggler Featuring Matija & Richard Elcox on Spotify
The track now gains a fresh sonic identity, blending Afro House and Deep Pop elements that bring both emotion and energy to a generation connected to the dance floor and streaming culture.
With refined production and an elegant electronic atmosphere, the remix preserves the nostalgic essence of the original while transporting the listener into a modern and cinematic soundscape.
“I wanted to recreate a feeling of time and emotion, but with dancefloor energy. ‘Time After Time’ is about connection and constancy — themes that never fade,” says SidekoDJ.
In this reinterpretation, the track takes on a modern and Electropop feel, featuring precise beats, emotional vocals, and production that blends sensuality with dancefloor energy.
The new version gives the song a fresh electronic dimension, turning its emotional core into a vibrant club experience.
NGAIO’s sound that draws from soul, grime, jazz, afro and electronic influences.
The remixed project began as an experiment – electronic versions of the original tracks NGAIO performed live using her Ableton Push to bring new life to the songs turning a twenty minute EP into a 60 minute show.
‘This is me evolving — not just as an artist, but as a producer. Through performing Four Quarters live, I experienced the songs in new ways and saw how to flip them through the lens of the club; incorporating the bass-heavy energy I’m known for as a DJ,” says NGAIO.
“It’s a celebration of transformation, the power of underground music and positive messaging to reflect how the rave can instigate self-appreciation and collective belonging.’
An active part of Bristol’s underground music community, NGAIO is the founder of Booty Bass, a collective of female and non-binary DJs championing bass-heavy music from around the globe.
“Oya (Cuebur Spirit Radio Edit Remix)” originated in Cuba in 2019, where Cuebor and his brother first met the band, forging deep bonds intertwining music and friendship.
Stream “Oya (Cuebur Spirit Radio Edit Remix)” by Los Hermanos del Alma and Cuebur
A quintessential modern EDM track, “Another World (Remix)” is a high energy paired with a minor key create a dramatic yet uplifting atmosphere.
Nicole Obarzanek, 14, recently shared the same stage with DJ Snake as they performed in front of over 30,000 people at the Waterbomb 2024 Dubai Festival
Stream “Into Another World (Remix)” by Nicole Obarzanek and Burak Yeter
Known for her iconic 90s hit “Hasta Siempre, Commandante!” which was dedicated to Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara.
The famous song is reimagined with a modern and electro twist, thanks to the expertise of DJ Baptiste Caffrey. This official remix, which blends Afro-house sounds and African rhythms, showcases production process for the remix was marked by an innovative fusion of past and present.
Baptiste Caffrey, a renowned DJ behind hits like Manko and Colonia in Paris, had a free hand to revisit the original while infusing it with new energy. The result is a captivating version that retains the power of Nathalie Cardone’s voice while incorporating elements of world music, offering a fresh and catchy sound that’s sure to seduce audiences.
Stream “Hasta Siempre” by Baptiste Caffrey feat Nathalie Cardone
The hip-swaying uplifting melodic techno track is part of his forthcoming double LP, a concept album steeped in the lore of the graphic novel series THE PANHARMONION CHRONICLES, also created and written by Henry Chebaane, the artist behind the LX8 (Life x Infinity) project.
The song “Ghosts of Sound” is the title of vol.2 in the graphic novel series, due to be published during Winter 2025 by Supanova Media. This second book and related songs follow on from the first novel TIMES OF LONDON, published in 2023.
THE PANHARMONION CHRONICLES narrate the story of Alex Campbell, a multi-cultural female music composer who struggles with a conflicted identity, a traumatic past and repressed supernatural abilities while fighting a violent supremacist cult through Time.
In the novel Ghosts of Sound, Alex – a DJ and EDM producer, travels back to the 19th century and uses electronic dance music to boost the courage of a community of immigrants fighting off a tyrannical imperialist power.
The novel is a blend of science-fiction, horror, and alternative history that invites questions about contemporary social issues; spiced by hints of humour, pop culture and references that will appeal to dance music lovers of all genres.
LX8 is the musical alias for French-British songwriter, artist, author and designer Henry Chebaane. Inspired by the example of film director John Carpenter who also produces music and comics, LX8 has started his own musical journey, and “Ghosts of Sound” was his debut single in 2023.
Since then, he has released several more tracks of dance music with a wide variety of melodic techno vibes.
A recent arrival on the EDM scene, LX8 music style defies easy description but can be summarised as a “sonic quest into the human consciousness and the nature of reality.” A fan of house and trance music of the last four decades, LX8 wants to keep these sounds alive and inclusive for a new generation of global listeners from all cultures.
As an award-winning multimedia storyteller, Henry Chebaane also produces and directs his own videos, often set in locations that he has designed himself.
His first graphic novel “The Panharmonion Chronicles: Times of London” was published in 2023 by Supanova Media and has become a cult thriller with electronic music fans. His next novel in the same series is “Ghosts of Sound”, which is also the title of a forthcoming double album.
The concept double LP is a sonic exploration of The Panharmonion Chronicles story and its speculative universe, blending euphoric music and melodic techno with dark cinema.
The pianist’s and songwriter’s release features four original songs and a fresh take on a Jim Croce classic.
Horton is releasing one song a month from the EP, starting in April, with the last song being released in August.
Leading the EP is Set “Me Free”, a song born from personal transformation and letting go. “I’m grateful for my divorce,” Horton says. “Without it, I’d never have written “Set Me Free”, which is about loving someone enough to let them go.”
Next comes the upbeat, pop-country anthem “String Around My Finger”, the tale of a songwriter choosing love over Nashville. Horton nods to his musical heroes in the lyrics: “I’m playin’ covers at ol’ Joe’s every Wednesday night / Elton John, Johnny Cash, and a little John Prine.”
The EP also includes “Operator”, a reimagined version of Jim Croce’s 1972 classic. “As a songwriter, I never thought I’d cover someone else,” Horton says, “but I wanted to bring something new to this song.”
“Never Know Why” is a passionate duet with Vesper Stockwell, Horton’s musical collaborator and partner. The EP closes with a reworked version of Space and Time, Horton’s 2023 single about someone asking for space as a way of ending a relationship.
Imperfections follows The Tokyo Sessions, a four-song EP of Japanese music written by Horton, who is bilingual, while living in Tokyo. That project will be promoted in Japan starting in mid-2025.
About Jack Horton
Jack Horton grew up in Oregon before moving to Tokyo in his late teens, where he supported himself and worked his way through Japanese law school by playing piano bars on weekends. After a successful career as an attorney, government official, and tech founder/CEO, he returned to his first love—songwriting. A classically trained pianist, Horton’s music blends storytelling with deep emotional resonance.
Following the success of his introspective Reflection Station EP and his recent collaboration with BLOND:ISH, Grammy nominee, Tay Iwar returns with Bad Belle (PDR. & Shia Remix) — a bold rework of one of the project’s most talked-about tracks.
The remix sees Tay’s soulful anthem reimagined for the dancefloor, thanks to the combined talents of cutting-edge producers PDR. and Shia.
Reimagined through their distinct sonic lenses, Bad Belle (Remix) transforms the original into an electrifying, genre-defying experience.
Built on a foundation of hypnotic percussion, Tay’s signature vocals, and a propulsive Afrohouse bounce, the remix blends amapiano, Afro-fusion, and electronic influences with effortless fluidity.
The result is a track that’s at once meditative and high-energy — equal parts soulful and cinematic. Opening with an atmospheric build before locking into a rolling groove of textured basslines and layered synths,
PDR. is a London-based DJ and award-winning producer known for seamlessly blending genres across the electronic spectrum — from amapiano to UKG, drum and bass to Afrohouse — while infusing his African and Latin roots.
His genre-melting sets and productions have earned placements across DLT, Soulection, Rinse FM, BBC 1Xtra, and GUAP x Apple Music, marking him as a force within the global underground scene.
Shia brings a deep, lifelong relationship with sound and Black musical culture, shaped by early experiments with production software and time spent in pirate radio booths.
Having re-emerged as a solo producer and DJ after formative years in duo The ShyBoyz, Shia’s current sound fuses soulful house, grime, amapiano, and dancehall, led by a personal mission to champion Black music’s past, present, and future.
Together, PDR. & Shia elevate Bad Belle into a global dancefloor statement piece — a remix that expands Tay Iwar’s sonic world while honouring the emotional depth and defiance of the original.
Released via CoolSweat and Benin City Ent, Bad Belle (PDR. & Shia Remix) continues Tay Iwar’s evolution as one of African music’s most dynamic voices.
About Tay Iwar
Tay Iwar is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, sound engineer, and multi-instrumentalist, known for his genre-defying sound that blends R&B and afrofusion with a signature falsetto. In 2025, he released his seventh EP, Reflection Station—a transformative project that delves into themes of spirituality, identity, and emotional clarity. The title track, “Reflection Station,” debuted on the US Billboard Afrobeats Songs Chart, marking a career milestone and affirming Tay’s growing impact on the global stage.
Born and raised in Abuja, Nigeria, Tay developed a soulful, experimental sound that stood apart from the Afro-pop dominance of his era. He emerged as a key figure in Nigeria’s alté scene and quickly built a loyal fanbase through early independent releases and his critically acclaimed debut album GEMINI (2019).
Tay’s distinct voice and production sensibility have led to collaborations with a wide range of artists including Burna Boy, Asa, Pa Salieu, Juls, Omah Lay, Stefflon Don, Headie One, and Lucky Daye, whom he supported on tour in the UK. His feature on “True Love,” from Wizkid’s globally acclaimed Made in Lagos album, became a standout moment that introduced his sound to millions worldwide.
Behind the scenes, Tay’s songwriting and production have helped define modern African music. He co-produced and co-wrote Burna Boy’s “Alone” for the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever soundtrack, earning two Grammy nominations in 2024. Other key credits include Chris Brown’s “Shooter” and a writing contribution to Camila Cabello.
With over 100 million streams, 12 million video views, and more than 1 million monthly Spotify listeners, Tay Iwar continues to forge a distinct path. Reflection Station is not just his latest release—it’s a bold statement of artistic intent and global resonance.
Listen to “Bad Belle” Remix by Tay Iwar ft PDR and Shia
South African DJ Dubby G returns to the spotlight with “Caught Between Two Hearts (Club Mix)” a vibrant, high-energy pop dance track that blends emotional tension with dancefloor heat.
The new remix reimagines the original version with pulsing beats, electrifying synths, and an irresistible tempo that pulls listeners straight into the heart of the club.
This club mix tells the emotional story of a woman caught between passion and reason, layered over infectious rhythms that echo the spirit of Ibiza nights and big-room festival energy. It’s love, drama, and rhythm-amplified.
“This mix is for the dancefloor lovers-the ones who heal through music, sweat, and late-night confessions,” says DJ Dubby G.
Listen to “Caught Between Two Hearts (Club Mix)” by DJ Dubby G
Following the Afro-dance vibrancy of his single Worami, Belgium-based producer Lynvy returns with a dynamic new take on French artist Ocin J’s emotive track Alive, originally released on March 1, 2024, by French label Orange Machine.
Now reimagined through the lens of liquid Drum and Bass, Alive (Lynvy Remix) marks Lynvy’s first official remix—and a milestone moment in his journey as a music producer.
”I wanted to explore something completely new,” says Lynvy. “I’d been drawn to the emotional intensity of liquid DnB for a while, and Alive had that perfect core energy I felt I could evolve into something hopeful yet driving.”
The remix stays true to Ocin J’s evocative original while adding Lynvy’s signature touch: a Reese bassline, distorted lead, and classic break-driven drums that bring both movement and melodic warmth. Clocking in at 2 minutes and 45 seconds, the remix finds the sweet spot between radio-ready accessibility and underground energy.
”It’s exciting to see Alive take on a new life in the DnB space,” adds Ocin J. “Lynvy’s remix adds a completely different energy while staying emotionally true. That’s what a great remix does—it transforms without betraying.”
The remix came to life through Music We Trust, the artist collective co-founded by Lynvy and home to both emerging and established names in the electronic scene. “Music We Trust isn’t just a name—it’s a belief in the power of community,” explains Lynvy. “The connection with Ocin J happened through the collective, and it really embodies the spirit of creative collaboration we’re trying to foster.”
With over 200,000 total plays across platforms like Boomplay and Audiomack, Lynvy is quickly making his mark in the electronic music scene. This new remix fits seamlessly into genres such as liquid Drum and Bass, melodic electronic, and emotional DnB, appealing to listeners who enjoy immersive and genre-crossing productions.
“I spent weeks experimenting with different bass textures and atmospheric layers,” says Lynvy. “The hardest part was modernizing the sound without losing the soul of the original. The Reese bassline brought urgency, but I made sure to balance that with warmth and space.”
About Ocin J:
French electronic artist Ocin J is known for his immersive, genre-fluid soundscapes. He released Alive via Orange Machine in 2024 and co-composed three tracks for the album Joachim Garraud & Friends. His track The Box was featured on the educational platform Sawup in 2023.
About Lynvy:
Belgium-based artist Lynvy began producing electronic music in mid-2024 and has since explored a fusion of Afro, electronic, and now Drum and Bass genres.
His debut single “Riff Me Up” dropped in 2024 followed by “Worami” in early 2025
The timeless classic “Concerto for the End of a Love” by Francis Lai is magnificently reimagined by the talented Play Paul, aka Paul de Homem-Christo, brother of the legendary Emmanuel de Homem-Christo (Daft Punk).
This remix masterfully blends the emotion and power of a French music masterpiece with the captivating beats of a contemporary DJ.
Each note of Francis Lai’s original melody is magnified by a fresh and irresistible energy. This union between the musical poetry of the composer of “A Man and a Woman” or “Love Story” and Play Paul’s sense of rhythm and innovation creates a one-of-a-kind work.
From Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, one of the Pacific Islands’ most innovative electronic acts Coco House Bros, released their breakthrough track “Mana” in 2024.
Now Australian producer Watermelon Boy has lent his signature tones to a brand new remix. Combining elements of tech-house, amapiano and rave, this rhythm heavy track is perfectly tuned for sunset in the tropics.
American electronic music artist and producer Proppaganda has released an electronic music version of “Nomacita” a track by Miss Monique, Genesi and Carl Bee.
American producer Mike Crook who gained recognition for his work with Blueface, Tyga and YG is sharing a House Music version of “Too Close” the biggest hit by 90s R&B group, Next.
Born on Christmas Day in Pasadena, California Mike’s early musical influences included the vibrant energy of Blink-182 and the gritty flow of Tupac. With his growing passion fueled and nurtured by his fascination with the music videos on MTV Base and an an electronic drum set he requested as a child.
Mike Crook got his big break working with rapper and fellow California native Blueface
The now multi-platinum hitmaker was also a passionate sportsman, playing American football, baseball and basketball in high school.
However, an unexpected visit to a psychic medium in 2012, following the the tragic death of his father the following year led to a message that would change the course of his life: “Save your arm and focus on doing something with music.”
But wasn’t until his senior year of high school that Mike fully embraced the call. Armed with GarageBand, he began creating beats, and soon after, he upgraded to Logic Pro.
He has since worked with global superstars like Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj. His production on Doja Cat’s “Like That” ft. Gucci Mane stands as a landmark moment in his career—a track that blends the infectious rhythms of pop and rap, a true testament to his versatility.
