This remix will molest your eardrums and deserves a place on everyone’s playlists! French duo Mickael and David Couderc, aka KRONO, mixed reminiscent flavors of Alex Clare and Justice with distinct influence from Daft Punk. They improved the hot mess that was the original done by Chicago DJ/producer Aaron Smith and vocalist Luvli, and created a soulful, deep-house take on the track that will warm your soul in these cold winter months ahead of us. Now start dancin.

One of the best tracks for Halloween festivities has to be “Heads Will Roll” remixed by A-Trak. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have always had some Halloween swagger with their edgy, post-punk, dance floor friendly jams along with Karen O‘s colorful and flamboyant wardrobe choices. A-Trak has always been on top of his game, from winning the DMC World DJ Championship at the age of 15, to being Kanye West‘s personal tour DJ, to founding his own record label Fool’s Gold Records, to being the other half of disco house production, Duck Sauce. A little warning, this remix is known to awaken the dead, so be ready to bust a move with them.

There is no stopping Progressive House wizard and world’s number one DJ, Armin van Buuren! This track, featuring Canadian singer/songwriter Trevor Guthrie, is the second track on Armin‘s fifth studio album, Intense, released May 3rd. Rising EDM Dutch duo W&W remixed the addictive rock/pop/dance track with their signature drops, worthy of sold-out arenas and massive festival proportions.

The classic 90′s dance hit, “Rhythm Of The Night” by Corona is revived into a progressive house masterpiece by EDM extraordinaire Morgan Page. The genius of this track stems from the combination of surreal vocals from Bastille‘s Dan Smith along with Page‘s bumping bassline and dance club drops.