Groove Armada’s 2001 hit ‘Superstylin’’ has been remixed by Demi Requísimo.
The London-based DJ and producer shared the official rework today (14th August), following months of heavy rotation in his sets at Pikes Ibiza, Gaffe, and Garbicz Festival.
Speaking on the remix, Requísimo shared on Instagram: “Such an iconic, timeless record – super honoured to have been asked to put my own spin on it. If you’ve seen me play recently, chances are you’ve probably heard it already.”
Featuring vocals from MC M.A.D., ‘Superstylin’’ was originally released in August 2001 as the lead single from Groove Armada’s third studio album, ‘Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub)’.
Listen to Requísimo’s version below via Apple Music.
Previous remixes of the UK club classic over the past 25 years have come from the likes of Mochakk, Logic1000, Ewan McVicar, Dance System, and many more.
Requísimo was nominated for DJ Mag’s Best of British Breakthrough DJ award in 2024 and dropped the ‘Soft Landing’ EP with Clint earlier this summer.
Meanwhile, Groove Armada signed a “long-term deal” with Defected and Glitterbox Recordings in 2024, and released their ‘Free Jam’ EP that same year. The group have a busy summer of touring on the cards; check out their dates below.
Learn the story behind ‘Superstylin’’ in DJ Mag’s The Making Of video series here.
