Hardwell feat. Matthew Koma – Dare You (Remixes, Part 2) [May 16 – Revealed Recordings]

by JP Hadley · April 26, 2014

The first round of remixes to Hardwell‘s progressive house hit “Dare You” were quite successful. An acid house take from Cash Cash and a huge big-room version from Tiësto vs. twoloud only raised the suspense for Part 2 of the remix package. Now, the Dutch #1 DJ in the world and American vocalist Matthew Koma are back for another round of remixes of “Dare You”. This time, the two remixers are Tritonal andAndrew Rayel. Each has seen plays from Hardwell himself over the past few weeks, and each has a smashing impact on the dancefloor. This remix pack will be out on May 16 via Revealed Recordings.

Starting off with Tritonal, both sides of their production style is quite impressive. Not only did they create their own melody for the track, but the big-room drop they have attached is absolutely huge. Plus, the sound of the drop is so creative and does not fit the mold of the typical monotonous big-room sound. All in all, this is a powerful effort from the American trio, and they definitely did not disappoint. Moldovan Andrew Rayel comes through with a huge trance remix in the second slot on the EP. The first break serves the same role in Hardwell‘s new private edit of “Dare You,” and for obvious reasons. The 21-year-old changed the vibe from progressive house to trance, and the new sound he has created is off the charts.