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James Hurr & Karsten Sollors Add Their Flavour To Jules Liesl’s ‘Cherry’ With New Remix

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Earlier this year Jules Liesl burst onto the dance music scene with her insanely catchy single ‘CHERRY’ which has already racked up over 100,000 streams. The track has since received remixes from globally renowned producers like Mousse T, Mark Picchiotti, and Birdee with more on the way.

Now putting their own spin on the track are James Hurr and Karsten Sollors who have taken the original and packed it with club energy. Between them they’ve worked with industry legends such as Tiësto and Armin Van Buuren as well as releasing music on renowned labels like Farris Wheel, Toolroom, and Nervous. Their take on ‘CHERRY’ with an afro house rhythm and thick low end is a stroke of genius that is an excellent addition to the series of remixes we’ve received so far.

‘CHERRY’ is a statement from Jules Liesl that she is a force to be reckoned with. She’s taken a lot of inspiration from early 2000s dance hits, mid 90s pop, and more specifically Lady Gaga’s blend of style and sonic force. She’s brought all of this together in some jaw dropping performances including the release event at West Hollywood’s iconic Abbey, and huge performances at Miami Pride and Winter Party.

Backed by Grammy-winning vocal producers, celebrated choreographers, and top music executives, there’s no doubt that Jules Liesl is an artist on the rise. She oozes charisma which she has poured into ‘CHERRY’, and that’s just the start.

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Hi I'm Mackenzie and rather unsurprisingly, I love electronic music. After over 10 years of blasting my ears with everything from Martin Garrix to San Holo, I've found myself forever digging deeper into this world. If I were to name my top 5 favourite artists I'd say Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, The Prodigy, Hardwell, and Avicii make up that list. Alongside writing I'm also a producer who makes whatever comes to mind. Big room house, drum & bass, hardstyle, it's all fun to dig into. See you out in the fields people :)

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