Let's Pretend (Yulia Niko Remix)

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Yulia Niko delivers uplifting House remix of Helsloot’s ‘Let’s Pretend’.

Get Physical Music revisits one of its most enduring anthems as Yulia Niko delivers a brand-new remix of Helsloot’s ‘Let’s Pretend’, one of the label’s biggest success stories of the past decade. Originally released in 2022, the track topped the Beatport Indie Dance chart and remained in the Top 100 for over two years. Now, Yulia flips the script with a fresh, house-leaning reinterpretation, marking the second single from her forthcoming Body Language Vol. 26 compilation, due later this summer.

Yulia’s remix brings a totally new flavor to the beloved track. With a bouncy, synth-driven bassline and a classic house piano progression, she gives ‘Let’s Pretend’ a warm, dancefloor-focused energy that stands apart from the original’s deeper indie vibe. The result is a joyful and dynamic version that’s built for sunny sets, open-air floors, and peak-time moments.

Yulia Niko has made her mark globally with releases on Armada, Crosstown Rebels, and Watergate, and performances at leading clubs and festivals worldwide. Known for her melodic yet club-ready sound, she brings both emotion and precision to her productions, qualities that shine through in this remix. With her edition of Body Language on the horizon, she joins a legendary lineup of past curators including Dixon, DJ Hell, Booka Shade, and Azari & III, capturing the sound of now with her own distinct voice.

Now, with Yulia Niko’s remix, ‘Let’s Pretend’ returns in a bold new form, celebrating the spirit of the original while opening the door to fresh dance floor memories.


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