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Maya Jane Coles remixes SRTW's "We Were Young"

  • December 3, 2014
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Maya Jane Coles is just sort of a revered figure here at our site, as she is pretty much everywhere else, so anything that might mean new music from the UK DJ and producer is good news for us. 

This time she's done a remix of SRTW's "We Were Young," and it will be put out via Polydor Records. First featured on the Spinnin’ Records Summer 2014 Mix, the track has been much sought after in the DJ-ing scene, and sits at about 1.5 million views on Youtube with the mix. SRTW's original version will come out at the same time as Maya Jane Coles remix on January 26th, but for those desiring for more, Sasha Kloeber's beautiful remix is available via Beatport. 

 

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