Retaining much of the original’s orchestral brilliance, Sumsuch turns in a low-slung, bass and drum driven House reworking of ‘We Rise’, subtly switching in and out of the original track’s unusual time signature for DJs of a 4×4 persuasion.Ĭlick here to choose your favourite store or streaming service. Planetself (aka Inkswel and Misumami) enlist the help of spoken word artist Joseph Duigan to completely remake ‘We Rise’ in their own image layering baggy drums, languid synths and soulful new vocal lines to the haunting keys of the original. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. An instrumental and a pair of dub versions are also included for the heads. Listen to your favorite songs from Hope 2020 'We Rise' (Remix) by Twista feat. (The Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart measures radio airplay on a select group of full-time dance stations, along with plays during mix shows on nearly 80 top 40-formatted reporters.Taken from ‘ Eventual Reality’, the 2017 album by The James L’Estraunge Orchestra, BBE present cinematic jazz gem ‘We Rise’ with brand new remixes from 6th Borough Project, Planetself and Sumsuch.Ĭombining tonnes of musical drama with an uplifting lyrical message, ‘We Rise’ is one of the highlights of The James L’Estraunge’s transcendent debut LP ’Eventual Reality’.Ĭraig Smith and Graeme Clark (aka The Revenge) don their 6th Borough Project guise to deliver a shuffling, afro-tinged Deep House remix hypnotic, uncluttered and pure. The track is drawing core-dance airplay, including on Music Choice’s Dance/EDM Channel, KMVQ-HD2 San Francisco and KNHC (C89.5) Seattle. The song is the fourth title to ascend to its first week atop Hot Dance/Electronic Songs in 2021, following, chronologically, Travis Scott and HVME’s “Goosebumps” (19 weeks on top) Regard, Troye Sivan and Tate McRae’s “You” (eight) and Farruko’s “Pepas” (nine).Įlsewhere, Rain Radio and DJ Craig Gorman each earn their first Dance/Mix Show Airplay top 10 with “Talk About” (13-10). “Cold Heart” also leads the Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart for a ninth frame and continues scaling Dance/Mix Show Airplay (3-2) and Radio Songs (47-34), among other climbs, including its coronation on the Official UK Singles chart. “But I feel very, very content and happy that I’m relevant.” “A lot of it is, of course, due to Dua Lipa’s popularity and the brilliant Pnau remix,” John recently told Billboard of the song’s success. 22), mashes up four of his classics from the 1970s and ’80s, including “Rocket Man” and “Sacrifice.” The track also ascends 32-25 on the Billboard Hot 100, where John boasts his highest placement since March 1998. “Cold Heart,” from John’s collab collection The Lockdown Sessions (out Oct. Elton John on What Advice He Gave to Young Thug, His Return to the Hot 100 and His Upcoming Hip…
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