Martin Solveig unveils remix package for hit summer single “All Stars”
A vibrant remix package for Martin Solveig’s huge summer hit, ‘All Stars’ has now been released, featuring reworks from APEXAPE, Freedo, Mercer, BROHUG and Creange, each displaying their own unique interpretations of the original.
Pumping a theatrical guitar string-led melody into the reworking, Freedo laces the track with a soothing low-tempo touch. Best known for producing Zara Larsson‘s single ‘Lush Life’, and remixing Coldplay’s ‘Up & Up’, the Swiss producer has also worked with the likes of Galantis, and Little Mix.
Fellow French DJ and producer Mercer uses a rumbling breakdown to give the production a real club mix vibe and more prominent bassline than Freedo’s reworking, whilst house duo Benny Kane & Dr Specs, aka. Apexape lace the track with their signature bass-heavy sound. Highlighting the original’s incredible vocals from Finnish breakthrough act ALMA, BROHUG strikes again, use a stomping breakdown to create a dancefloor destroyer, with Creange rounding off the remix package with a progressive Balearic version of the original production.
With the original of ‘All Stars’ racking up almost 30 million Spotify plays since release, the single has proved a huge summer hit, especially in Ibiza at Martin’s ‘My House’ residency at Pacha. A compelling display of Solveig’s multi-faceted sound, intertwined with ALMA’s remarkable vocal prowess, the feel-good anthem flaunts catchy xylophone hooks and a lead bassline, before propelling into an onslaught of brass fanfares and melodic grooves.
Check out the remixes below and let us know what one is your favorite!
Martin Solveig’s Long Road to a Summer Anthem
By the time “All Stars” landed, Martin Solveig had already spent close to two decades building a career as one of French house music’s most consistent hitmakers, dating back to his early 2000s breakthrough and continuing through global smashes like “Hello” with Dragonette and “The Night Out.” “All Stars” marked another chapter in his run of collaborations with rising vocalists, following the same playbook that made ALMA’s own career take off after her feature on Alan Walker’s “Alone.” The pairing gave ALMA, a Finnish singer known for her platinum-blonde half-shaved hairstyle and distinctive rasp, another major placement on the European dance charts.
BROHUG’s Rise Through Remix Culture
BROHUG’s inclusion on this remix package came during a period when the Swedish trio was rapidly becoming one of bass house’s most in-demand acts. Their appearance alongside more established names like Mercer and Freedo reflected how quickly they had climbed the ranks of the remix circuit, a trajectory that would soon see them landing their own original singles on labels including Dim Mak and Tiësto’s Musical Freedom.
Why Remix Packages Matter for Summer Anthems
Releasing a full remix package rather than a single alternate version was a common strategy for songs positioned as season-defining hits, and “All Stars” fit that mold perfectly. By commissioning reworks from producers spanning progressive house, club-focused bass music, and Balearic downtempo, Martin Solveig’s team ensured the track could soundtrack everything from a sunset terrace set in Ibiza to a peak-time festival slot. This approach also extended a song’s shelf life well past its initial radio run, keeping DJs supplied with fresh versions to spin for months after the original had already saturated summer playlists, and it gave up-and-coming remixers like BROHUG valuable exposure alongside more established names in the process.
