Free Your Mind
Top 100 Chart placements for Free Your Mind
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#8
Feat. New Releases in UK Garage / Bassline
Control (Remixes)
Free Your Mind returns with FYM018, a fresh remix package of Control by Arielle Free and Be Charlotte, featuring two forward-thinking club reworks from Declan Knapp and Van Damn. Originally praised for its emotive vocals and sleek electronic production, Control now steps confidently onto the dancefloor through two distinct yet complementary interpretations. Declan Knapp delivers a refined garage-driven remix, pairing a shuffled UK rhythm with crisp percussion and understated bass weight. Sophisticated and groove-led, his version leans into late-night club energy while preserving the emotional core of the original. Van Damn takes a more high-octane approach, pushing the tempo and injecting the track with bold, peak-time momentum. Drawing inspiration from classic hard house and 90s rave aesthetics, the remix feels energetic and euphoric while remaining firmly rooted in modern house production. Together, the remixes highlight the versatility of Control and reinforce Free Your Mind's commitment to championing contemporary club sounds with a nod to the past.
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#33
Top Releases in UK Garage / Bassline
Control (Remixes)
Free Your Mind returns with FYM018, a fresh remix package of Control by Arielle Free and Be Charlotte, featuring two forward-thinking club reworks from Declan Knapp and Van Damn. Originally praised for its emotive vocals and sleek electronic production, Control now steps confidently onto the dancefloor through two distinct yet complementary interpretations. Declan Knapp delivers a refined garage-driven remix, pairing a shuffled UK rhythm with crisp percussion and understated bass weight. Sophisticated and groove-led, his version leans into late-night club energy while preserving the emotional core of the original. Van Damn takes a more high-octane approach, pushing the tempo and injecting the track with bold, peak-time momentum. Drawing inspiration from classic hard house and 90s rave aesthetics, the remix feels energetic and euphoric while remaining firmly rooted in modern house production. Together, the remixes highlight the versatility of Control and reinforce Free Your Mind's commitment to championing contemporary club sounds with a nod to the past.