As we’re coming up on the Fourth of July and what’s sure to be a great long weekend for all, we thought we’d put together a Jam Jar to match. So this time around we’re bringing you a variety of tunes that range from laid-back to party-ready, but all of which will suit your celebrations excellently. Fill up below, and have a killer weekend everybody!
We’ve listened to this track multiple times a day, every single day, for the past two weeks. Hamburg production trio Les Loups‘ Colourblind is easily one of the best discopop, ready-for-sunshine jams to come out this summer — don’t miss it.
Another fresh one out of Hamburg, with Gamper & Dadoni covering Sam Smith and Naughty Boy’s La La La. Summertime house heaven. Need we say more?
We resisted at first, but Cazzette’s Sleepless took hold and we can’t stop listening. Now that we’ve got CS favorite Oliver Nelson in the mix, good luck hearing us play anything else.
With CITIZENS! Lighten Up remix EP out this week, there were a handful of impressive rework’s to choose from. But Sweden’s Tobtok put together the clear standout, with an sleek, tropical rendition of the original.
Yuksek and Alex Metric come together again as The Alexanders to remix Porter Robinson’s new single Lionhearted, with their bubbling, peak-time house interpretation fitting quite nicely beneath Urban Cone’s vocal work.
We stumbled across this tune by pure happenstance, but are damn glad we did. Bad Language is a new name on our radar and we’ll definitely be keeping our ears out going forward after hearing this killer remix of Ace Wilder.
What can we say about our dude Felix aka Plastic Plates that we haven’t yet? This newest remix is yet another flawless addition to his list as of late, which has him putting an entrancing twist on Sia’s Chandelier.
UK duo Just Kiddin always bring the groove and their official remix of Bipolar Sunshine’s Deckchairs On The Moon is no different. The classic house vibes and unique vocals are a primer pairing to get the party started this weekend.
Young guns JAW are back, and closing us out with an ace take on Rudimental’s essential Baby featuring MNEK. Enjoy!
