Ella Romand reworks Husa & Zeyada’s ‘More Love’ with live instrumentation, house grooves and Brazilian influence

French-Brazilian producer, pianist and live electronic artist Ella Romand has released a new remix of Husa & Zeyada’s ‘More Love’. Based in Miami, she combines classical training and Brazilian influence with deep, organic, Afro and melodic house. For the remix, Ella Romand transforms the original slow-tempo indie electronic track into a more upbeat version. She adds melodic textures, organic rhythms and live instrumentation while preserving its hypnotic indie dance character.

Ella Romand Reworks ‘More Love’ For The Dancefloor

For her version of ‘More Love’, Ella Romand adds a groovy bassline using the Moog Subsequent 37. She also introduces house piano chords alongside the track’s original vocals. As a result, the remix brings more movement to the production without losing the feel of the original.

Speaking about the remix, Ella Romand said: “When I first heard ‘More Love’, I immediately connected with the track and knew exactly what I wanted to do with it to bring it into a more club vibe. I added a groovy bassline using the Moog Subsequent 37 and housey piano chords to keep the energy moving, while building on the original track and catchy vocals. I wanted the remix to feel uplifting and danceable, while still maintaining the original hypnotic indie dance character.”

From Classical Piano To Electronic Music

Ella Romand began learning piano by ear at five years old in southern Brazil. Classical training followed, alongside an early interest in Brazilian and pop music. Later, electronic music became another major influence, including Sasha’s ‘Involver’. After moving to Curitiba at 16, she became more involved with the city’s club scene.

She later studied music production in Brazil before relocating to San Diego to pursue a music degree. From there, she continued her studies at Florida International University in Miami, specialising in Music Technology. Her early breakthrough came through Miami’s electronic music scene after winning Electric Pickle’s mix competition. She later secured a residency at Do Not Sit On The Furniture.

Since then, Ella Romand has performed at Ultra Music Festival, SXM Festival, Lightning In A Bottle, Cityfox Live, III Points and Burning Man. Her venue appearances include Brooklyn Mirage, Superior Ingredients, Vagalume, The Great Northern and Cova Santa.

Live Instrumentation Remains Central To Ella Romand

Live instrumentation has remained central to Ella Romand’s work. In 2015, she began incorporating keys and electronic instrumentation into DJ sets with electronic trio Dsided. She later carried that approach into her solo project.

That background also led to a collaboration with the New World Symphony. For the project, Ella Romand co-produced, composed and performed alongside more than 80 musicians. Together, they combined classical and electronic music within one performance.

Alongside her own releases, Ella Romand has shared lineups with Nora En Pure, Bob Moses, Sébastien Léger, Lee Burridge and Francis Mercier. She has also played alongside Rodriguez Jr., Eli & Fur, Nick Warren, Damian Lazarus and WhoMadeWho. Meanwhile, her catalogue includes releases through Manual Music, Go Deeva, Minds Alike, Redolent and Husa Sounds.

Ellaments Extends Her Work Beyond Releases

Beyond her own productions, Ella Romand also runs Ellaments, which began as a radio platform. The project has introduced emerging artists across deep, organic, Afro and melodic house to more than 500,000 plays. Over time, it expanded into events combining electronic music with live musicians, visual artists, painters and local vendors.

Through Ellaments, Ella Romand also supports emerging artists and initiatives focused on sustainability. Her remix of Husa & Zeyada’s ‘More Love’ was released through Husa Sounds on September 18, 2026. The release brings together the melodic, organic and rhythmic elements heard throughout her work.