Following the sun-soaked release of California Calling, Møme re-enters the scene with California Club, a remix EP that flips the original album's nostalgic dream into something more immediate, physical, and built for movement. Where California Calling leaned into hazy West Coast storytelling - blending French Touch, synth-pop, and analog warmth into a cinematic daydream - California Club pulls that same DNA onto the dance floor. The emotional core remains, but the energy shifts: tighter rhythms, extended grooves, and a sharper sense of propulsion. This is not a departure, but a reactivation. The remix EP amplifies the album's late-70s/early-80s nightlife inspirations, pushing them into a more club-oriented space where neon nostalgia meets peak-time momentum. The intimacy of the original record gives way to something more collective: built for open-air nights, long summer sets, and that specific moment where memory and motion collide. With California Club, Møme reconnects with his roots in dance music but on his own terms. No longer confined to traditional DJ frameworks, he approaches the club as a composer: reshaping his own material into something more elastic, more immersive, and more alive in a live context. The result is a project that feels seasonal, instinctive, and transportive - extending the world of California Calling into a space where it can be fully lived. If the album was the dream, California Club is the night it finally happens.