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Listen to Alesso, Don Diablo, R3HAB and more remix The Chainsmokers’ ‘Something Just Like This’

In late February, pop-duo sensation The Chainsmoker released the second single off of their debut album, Memories…Do Not Open, a collaboration with Coldplay that would top charts across the world, receiving gold and platinum statuses by the RIAA in several countries. The artists since then have opened the floor to producers internationally, inviting creative minds to take their own spin on the track with a remix. Six artists have been selected by The Chainsmokers for official remixes of the tune, each take on “Something Just Like This” brings new and unexpected elements to the table.

With eclectic remixes from Don Diablo, Alesso, R3HAB, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Jai Wolf, and ARMNHMR, “Something Just Like This” has been taken to new heights by these visionary artists. Don Diablo brings a bold future bass melody to the piece, Alesso offers his classic uplifting progressive house take, R3HAB crafts a latin feel during the drop, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike re-create their signature big room style, Jai Wolf features his airy, day-dream house sound, and ARMNHMR plays up those melodic harmonic progressions. With every piece offering a different angle to “Something Just Like This” the remixes will captivate listeners, each in a unique way.

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Kassi Chrys

A recent graduate of NYU, Kassi Chrys has been immersed in the music industry for over four years as a journalist. In addition to writing for Dancing Astronaut, Kassi is currently studying for the LSAT as she intends to pursue a career in music law. Although her taste is eclectic, Kassi's favorite genres include G-house, future bass, and big room. With a life-long history exploring classical to contemporary styles, Kassi makes it her mission to find and feature innovative artists from all over the world.

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