Hear Joris Voorn take on Swedish House Mafia

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“It’s club music, not pop music,” says Dutch tech-houser Joris Voorn to introduce his new remix. The track in question is Don’t You Worry Child from arena-house stars the Swedish House Mafia, and Voorn might not be the guy you’d pin first for the remixing job. His take on the single is part of a remix suite that also includes rising Italian duo Promise Land and the UK pairing Tom Staar and Kryder. The preview of Voorn’s effort below only gives you two minutes, so it’s hard to judge where it goes, but predictably the results have inspired both praise and moaning.

Voorn is headed to Australia this summer for the Stereosonic tour, where he’ll be repping house and techno alongside Nina Kraviz, Adam Beyer, Carl Cox and Loco Dice. Before he makes it down here, the DJ is set to be busy at home for Amsterdam Dance Event, presenting a showcase for his Rejected label with co-owner Edwin Oosterwal, Huxley, Deetron and Derrick May. He’s also working on a new album. “I haven’t really been making too much real techno over the last few years but that’s also because I’ve been DJing so much that when I get into the studio I don’t always have time to really experiment,” he recently told Joonbug. “I have been experimenting a lot lately with different kinds of sounds, like more down-tempo listening music.” Evidently remixes for the likes of Swedish House Mafia are the flipside to that downtempo streak…

As for the Swedes themselves, they’re rapidly selling out One Last Tour shows. The official soundtrack to SHM’s last tour is a mix of selections from the group’s back catalogue, mash-ups, edits and previously unreleased material including the Sebastian Ingrosso and Tommy Trash collaboration Reload. The Until Now compilation will be released on October 19.

Swedish House Mafia – Don’t You Worry Child [Joris Voorn remix]

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MikeG

MikeG said on the 8th Oct, 2012

This post makes me ponder the question. "Has any ever been successful in dance music without suffering a backlash from fans once the mainstream starts to pick them up?"

ABitPatchy

ABitPatchy said on the 8th Oct, 2012



He really can, and has been for 3 years.

jerry2234

jerry2234 said on the 8th Oct, 2012

Nothing wrong with the track itself but along way from the creativity and originality he started out with.

baax

baax said on the 9th Oct, 2012




That depends on if the artist in question has changed their sound as they go along, I personally feel that the bigger Joris has got the more commercial his sound has got, there fore I'm no longer a fan.

Morecowbell

Morecowbell said on the 9th Oct, 2012

Not sure how you guys can slag off his more recent tech-house productions. The guy has found a new formula and it works.

adybear

adybear said on the 12th Oct, 2012

@Morecowbell Your spot on. JV has found a Niche and everyone gets into it. It's exactly what is needed these days outside of Gangnam Psy Crap...

Oli-G

Oli-G said on the 13th Oct, 2012

It's not bad, but for the genre and all, there is heaps of much better tunes out there.