Yomanda’s “Sunshine” has been quietly iconic in UK trance circles since the late 90s, and MDDLTN’s re-edit does exactly what a good re-edit should — it makes you hear the original differently without touching what made it work in the first place. The production update modernizes the sound without scrubbing the soul out of it, which is a line a lot of re-edits badly fail to walk. The bassline gets a bit more presence, the arrangement breathes differently, and the hook still absolutely slaps. This is the kind of trance that has genuine emotional weight rather than just the obligatory four-on-the-floor build-drop-repeat structure. If you’re too young to know the original, this is an excellent place to start — and then go backwards. If you grew up with it, this is going to do something involuntary to your brain stem. Armada has been sitting on a catalog of gold for years and they keep finding good reasons to revisit it.
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Yomanda - Sunshine (MDDLTN Re-Edit)
1-min read. About as long as a Coldplay key change takes to ruin a song.
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