Detlef’s smash hit ‘Swagon’ receives a fresh Remix!

Detlef’s smash hit ‘Swagon’ receives a fresh remix treatment on Repopulate Mars, the amped-up remixes come courtesy of Ralf and Detlef himself to close on 31st May.

Detlef is a bona fide house mainstay with credits on many of the scene’s most revered labels, from Knee Deep In Sound to Defected. With previous key residencies at Jamie Jones’ Paradise nights at DC-10, millions of Spotify streams and countless digital chart toppers to his name, he has long been a name at the vanguard of the house adjacent scenes.

His 2017 ‘Swagon’ single ft. Ossey James represented an early career highlight for the Greek producer, becoming an instant classic when it was first released, topping charts and making its way into influential DJ bags all over the world. Now, it gets updated by Sacramento-based producer and Repopulate Mars favourite Ralf, backed by a fresh ‘24 version from Detlef himself.

Ralf’s remix of ‘Swagon’ pumps the rubbery drums and layers in busy toms and hits that duck and dive beneath the anthemic vocal line before the mind-melting breakdown, which will undoubtedly have dancefloors in raptures all over again.

Detlef ft. Ossey James ‘Swagon (Remixes)’ drops via Repopulate Mars on May 31st 2024, We premiere Detlef’s 24 edit on Data Transmission, check it out below and grab it on Beatport.

Data Transmission · Detlef ft. Ossey James – Swagon (Detlef ’24 Edit) [Repopulate Mars]

Detlef joins us on the Data Transmission stage at Hidden Festival (check out the full line-up here) on Saturday 29th June alongside Low Steppa, George Smeddles, Josh Butler, Late Replies, Loz Seka, Samuel Morgan, MiddleGround, Cizzla, Crib & Kez and our Data Transmission Remix Competition Winner CHANNE for all the information check out the Hidden Festival announcement and Get Tickets From Skiddle!

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.