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Exclusive: All night dancing on the menu with Mark Knight’s extension of ‘Let It Go’

Out of Toolroom‘s sonic toolbox Mark Knight lifts a bustling house jewel: his remix of C.O.T.’s “Let It Go.” The edit has become a staple of Knight’s live sets of late, and in this time it’s proven infallible in its ability to draw club crowds to the dance floor in droves. Now, in the titular fashion of C.O.T.’s original, Knight has primed his spin for a formal release. But hear it one day early, here, only at Dancing Astronaut.

Knight’s revision pairs a robust rhythmic structure with quivering stabs and an old-school tonal groove. There’s an inescapable, feel-good quality to the cut, which flaunts the fine-tuned finesse of Knight’s galvanizing global brand of house music. The re-imaginative effort arrives as a lively extension of Knight’s legacy: movement-manifesting underground sound for the big stage.

Find out how Knight’s Toolroom has weathered the test of time, here.

Photo credit: Stuart Tracte

Rachel Narozniak

Steady rockin' at 128 BPM, Rachel likes house music, warehouse shows that take you from sunset to sunrise, and translating her love for electronic music into the words that you find on Dancing Astronaut. Rachel is a Senior Writer at Dancing Astronaut. She previously served as the outlet's Managing Editor and later, its Editor-in-Chief. She has been with the outlet since 2017.