In an age where the pop/club crossover sparks more rigorous online debate than record sales, the chart topping Dutchman best known as Afrojack returns to high-end remix duties for an official take of Keane.
Turning his head for the synth-laden terrains of Dance music, Nick van de Wall’s re-interpretation of ‘Sovereign Light Cafe’ sees him go in a similar vein as Alesso’s ‘Silenced By The Night‘. Pitting Keane’s angelic top line against blissful leads and the high-octane Afrojack drops, the Wall label head avoids offence as much as one could’ve hoped for with this euphoric pop-to-club crossover.
Out December 24th.
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9 Comments to “Preview: Keane – Sovereign Light Cafe (Afrojack Remix)”
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- 23 May, 2013
Joe says:
awful this sounds so bad, keanes voice is beutiful but this lead synths -.-
Qwerty says:
catchy
Paxel says:
The bass is horrible afrojack ruined himself
vinny says:
please stop this, afrojack !!
Old KId says:
Money making music!
Le says:
Have to agree. The song isnt bad itself but the sounds are just awful. Too bigh, too bright sounding, something a little deeper would have been amazing, This is quite a let down–
armin says:
Like it! Will go hard on big speakers!
Andy says:
Cheeeeeeesey ?
Conrad says:
oh yeah , PERFECT sound by Afrojack