After his debut solo EP, “Just like a flower,” HWIN is back with an exhilarating remix of the standout track, “Love is all I need.” This EP was key in establishing his innovative label, 57 Records. The new single offers a melodic wonderland filled with afro house elements and seamless rhythms, creating a timeless atmosphere. This remix package includes both an originial mix and an extended remix.
The remix follows the massive success of “ Just Like a Flower,” a profoundly personal and community-oriented EP that signifies HWIN’s transformation from a chart-topping producer to an independent architect. Marking the label’s debut release was a 360 immersive launch event at HERO NYC. More than just a label, 57 is a hybrid creative studio, performance venue, and cultural movement with over 9,000 active members. The release party had nearly 2k RSVPs and over 3,000 EP saves, solidifying that HWIN is more than just about the music but the community as well.
Love is all I need
HWIN successfully retains the core of the original track while introducing fresh textures in the remix. With a less electronic sound, it creates a more organic and natural ambiance. The remix’s incorporates melodic Afro house-style drums, thus enhancing the euphoric feel of the song. The global rhythms further deepen the emotional connection of this already vulnerable piece, making it even more intimate. I love the Afro house elements in the remix, as they transport me to a lush jungle with towering tropical plants overhead.
This reworking awakens the primal instincts of listeners. Designed for intimate sets or peak festival grooving, this versatile remix pack pulls on the heartstrings of each and every listener. The whimsical vocal reworking adds in that euphoric texture previously mentioned. The newly laden vocals materialize in the mist of the Afro house ambiance, delicately peppering their way in and out of the groove. Lost in the primal essence of this one, HWIN makes it difficult to come back down from this euphoric high of “ Love is all I need.”