Remix Rising 2025

In the Northern hemisphere, as autumn rolls in, and the sound of hot summer nights become a sweet memory, it’s the remixes of our favorite tracks that so often stick out in our minds. In 2025, more and more of the biggest stars across the genre spectrum — from chart-topping pop artists to R&B vocalists and indie musicians — have linked up with dance DJ/producers to reimagine their hits, bring new audiences to their sound and leave an impression on the dancefloor. 

In 2025, a new generation of acts have broken through and shifted the popular music axis. Grammy Award-winning Sabrina Carpenter, with her delightfully retro style, is a breath of fresh air; Tate McRae, a powerhouse of dance, vocals and live performance, draws from Y2K icons like Britney Spears; Dua Lipa’s love for house and disco shines through in her productions; K-pop idols continue to evolve, like JENNIE in her record-breaking solo project; and Lola Young’s trashy girl power anthem speaks to a new generation. They all got the remix treatment this year, expanding their reach and giving room for creative DJ/producers to put a fresh spin on their tracks. 

In their natural territories of the club dancefloor and festival crowd, dance acts have also kept up the time-honored tradition of the remix, blending genres and styles with flair. Festival draws like John Summit and Alok have broadened their scope, working their magic on pop and house music. And then there’s the experimental underbelly of dance music, with some ambitious remix work. Vegyn dropped a remix album for Air’s classic album ‘Moon Safari,’ Anyma took on FKA twigs’ sensual avant-pop and UK garage legend MJ Cole stuck a bumping groove on UK vocalist Jorja Smith’s tender, jazzy vibe. 

Dive into this collection of tracks — featuring remixes of Lady Gaga, KAYTRANADA, MK, Dua Lipa, Calvin Harris and more — and hear how strong the remix game has been in 2025. 

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Dua Lipa, “Illusion (Honey Dijon Remix)”
Carrying on the vibe of her 2020 album, ‘Club Future Nostalgia,’ Dua Lipa teams up with Chicago house DJ/producer Honey Dijon for this silken track.

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Barry Can’t Swim, “Different (ATRIP Remix)” 
Londoner ATRIP brings a subtle energy to this track from Ascending artist Barry Can’t Swim’s 2025 album, ‘Loner.’

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MK, Chrystal, “Dior (David Guetta Remix)”
This groovy UK No. 1 track, from long-standing house producer MK, gets the remix treatment from David Guetta.

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Sabrina Carpenter, “Espresso (Mark Ronson Remix)”
With their mutually retro take on pop, Sabrina Carpenter and Mark Ronson are a match made in heaven on this peppy remix.

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RÜFÜS DU SOL, “Standing At The Gates (Sofia Kourtesis Remix)”
Peruvian electronic pop artist Sofia Kourtesis puts a tender spin on this track by the popular Australian dance group.

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Josh Baker, Omar+, “Back It Up (MK Dub)”
Blending classic US house with garage grooves, this meeting of MK, Josh Baker and Omar+ rolls deep.

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The Chemical Brothers, “Galvanize (Chris Lake Remix)”
The tech house producer takes on one of the British dance music giant’s biggest hits with confidence.

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Calvin Harris, Clementine Douglas, “Blessings (KETTAMA Remix)”
KETTAMA brings his high-energy techno sound to this track by Calvin Harris and vocalist Clementine Douglas.

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Disco Lines, Tinashe, “No Broke Boys”
The girls anthem of the summer, DJ/producer Disco Lines linked up with R&B vocalist Tinashe for this bumping club hit. Hear insights from Tinashe on the making of her original track in our exclusive Sound Advice interview.

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Noizu, “Vogue (AVALAN ROKSTON Remix)”
AVALAN ROKSTON gets deep on this ballroom house-inspired track by Noizu. You can listen to Noizu’s episode of Sound Advice here. 

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Shygirl, Kingdom, Club Shy, “f@k£ (VTSS Remix)”
British dance artist DJ Shygirl’s star continues to rise; Polish DJ/producer VTSS turns up the heat with her remix. 

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PinkPantheress, “Illegal (Nia Archives Remix)”
Jungle DJ/producer Nia Archives lets rip on this track by fellow Brit PinkPantheress.

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KAYTRANADA, “SPACE INVADER (SBTRKT Remix)”
The versatile Canadian producer puts his track in the hands of seasoned British remixer, SBTRKT.

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Calvin Harris, “I’m Not Alone (MPH Remix)”
Rising garage DJ/producer MPH puts a bumping UK groove onto this euphoric hit track by Calvin Harris.

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Fcukers, “Bon Bon (Confidence Man Remix)”
Raucous Australian dance duo Confidence Man pumps it up on this remix of a Fcukers track. 

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Lady Gaga, “Killah (Gesaffelstein Remix)”
Keen collaborators for years now, French electronic DJ/producer Gesaffelstein heightens the drama on this Lady Gaga track.

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AVELLO, glasscat, “BETTER OFF ALONE”
Riffing on the Alice Deejay trance classic, dubstep DJ/producer AVELLO cranks up the euphoria.

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Tate McRae, “Sports Car (Devault Remix)”
One of the undeniable pop stars of 2025 gets a cranked-up dance remix from Devault.

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Anyma, Ellie Goulding, “Hypnotized (John Summit Remix)”
Fusing euphoric new era trance with Ellie Goulding’s pop vocals, this John Summit remix of Anyma is a festival banger.

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Sia, Paris Hilton, “Fame Won’t Love You (Mark Knight Remix)”
The pairing of pop singer-songwriter Sia and Paris Hilton gets a techno treatment from Mark Knight.

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Gryffin, Kaskade, “In My Head (Silver Panda Remix)”
San Francisco duo Silver Panda remix this collaboration between dance DJ/producer Gryffin and trance legend Kaskade.

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John Summit, CLOVES, “Focus (Alok Remix)”
The energy is turned up to 11 on this Alok remix of a John Summit and CLOVES collaboration.

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JENNIE, “like JENNIE (Peggy Gou Remix)”
Korean DJ/producer Peggy Gou slaps an elastic groove on this track by pop vocalist JENNIE.

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FKA twigs, “Eusexua (Anyma Remix)”
The title track from FKA twigs’ 2025 album is reworked by new era trance producer Anyma.

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The Outfield, “Your Love (Diplo Remix)”
The Outfield’s souring electro-pop track is given a pumping rework by Major Lazer boss Diplo.

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Rachel Chinouriri, “All I Asked (Zerb Remix)”
This track from indie pop singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri’s 2025 EP, ‘Little House,’ is amped up by Brazilian DJ/producer Zerb.

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Empire Of The Sun, “Cherry Blossom (Vintage Culture Remix)”
The Brazilian DJ/producer brings the heat with this rework of a track by the Australian dance-pop act.

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Air, “Sexy Boy (Vegyn Remix)”
Electronic DJ/producer Vegyn released a remix album of Air’s French electronic pop classic in 2025.

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Jorja Smith, “High (MJ Cole Remix)”
Tapping into Jorja Smith’s love of UK garage, legendary producer MJ Cole matches the vocalist’s breezy charm.

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Tyla, Travis Scott, “Water” 
The South African Afropop vocalist gets a remix treatment for her biggest hit yet, via Houston rapper/producer Travis Scott.