eSQUIRE feat. Polina Griffith - Over Now (eSQUIREs Electrofied Remix)

eSQUIRE is one of the hottest & most exciting young producers in the UK. Rapidly spreading his name to clubbers and industry heads alike, his sound of uplifting funky fuelled house is becoming the sound of dancefloors across the globe. With a successful string of releases and remixes on labels such as All Around The World, Hed Kandi, Data, 3 Beat Blue, Ministry Of Sound, Boss & Toolroom Records.The demand for his work is rising as fast as his profile. The artist roster eSQUIRE has remixed for, covered & worked with also reads like a who’s who of A Listers including Robbie Rivera, Utah Saints, Warren Clarke, Whelan & Di Scala & Ultra Nate to name but a few. Support for eSQUIRE’s productions come in thick & fast, with DJ’s like Raul Rincon, The Freemasons, ATFC & Erick Morillo regularly dropping them in their sets.eSQUIRE’s own DJ performances are ever increasing with regular appearances across Europe in 2008. With a storming remix of this years smash ‘Baditude’ from Spoon, Harris & Obernik (Toolroom) doing damage on dancefloors across the globe this summer you will definitely hearing a lot more from eSQUIRE!

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Eminem Feat Rihanna - Love The Way You Lie (eSQUIRE Vs OFFBEAT Remix)

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Ruff Loaderz, Cut Up Boys - Music Sounds Better With You (ESquire Remix)

It's hard to believe that Stardust released the massive "Music Sounds Better With You" over a decade ago in 1998. The discohouse monster which sampled Chaka Khan's "Fire" was produced by Thomas Bangalter (half of Daft Punk) and Alan Braxe with vocals by Benjamon Diamond. Fast forward to 2010: Remixers Ruff Loaderz have teamed up with mashup artists Cut Up Boys to create an updated version for the Ibiza season. The new version stays quite true to the original while refreshing and updating it with a more aggressive bassline, updated electro bleeps and a seemingly new vocal. Remixes take the track in different directions with Esquire going more electro, Inner State on the house tip and Esquire subtley channeling "Strings of Life." While this isn't the most original track idea out there, I guess we should be thankful it's not "Gym and Tonic 2010."

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