Another Life (the remixes) — Afrojack

Another Life (the remixes) captures the peak of the 2017 EDM landscape, where the lines between radio-friendly pop and aggressive mainstage house were blurred.

The collection takes the central melodic hook of the Afrojack and David Guetta collaboration and stretches it across several club-focused dimensions. It is an exercise in high-fidelity digital production, characterized by massive side-chained synth swells and the crystalline vocals of Ester Dean, which provide a human anchor to the synthetic maximalism.

Moments Worth Listening For

the transition in the D.O.D. remix where the house groove suddenly sharpens into a metallic, percussive drop

the way the Yellow Claw remix strips the tempo down to a heavy trap crawl before the bass hits

the shimmering, filtered synth intro of the original mix that builds into the first vocal entry

Where This Album Departs

How does Another Life (the remixes) sound next to the rest of Afrojack's catalogue?

Soprano+4.0σ

The vocals lean far further into soprano than the rest of the catalogue.

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