Galantis Flips Kygo’s ‘Think About You’ Into An Upbeat Progressive Anthem
Galantis and Kygo seemingly might not go together at a surface level. But when you start considering their similarities rather than differences, it becomes clear pretty fast that both the tropical house pioneer and the masterful melodic duo are a true match made in heaven.
In their latest meeting of minds, Galantis took on Kygo’s smash hit ‘Think About You’ and flipped it into a festival-ready progressive anthem. While the original was upbeat in nature, the way Galantis is able to inject palpable energy into their productions helps elevate this track to a plain of euphoric existence.
For context, Kygo and vocalist Valerie Broussard originally dropped “Think About You” on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2019, marking Kygo’s very first release of that year. It was classic Kygo fare — bright, tropical-tinged production wrapped around Broussard’s soaring vocal — and it fit neatly into the run of pop-crossover collaborations that’s turned the Norwegian producer into one of dance music’s most reliable hitmakers, alongside past collaborators like Ellie Goulding, Selena Gomez, and Imagine Dragons.
Galantis’ remix, which landed a couple of months later in April 2019, takes a noticeably different route to get to the same emotional payoff. The Swedish duo opens things with lush, cascading pianos before layering in their signature synths and driving drums as the energy steadily builds — a structure that feels tailor-made for a sunset main-stage slot rather than a radio edit. It’s the kind of remix that doesn’t just speed up the BPM and call it a day; it fully reimagines the track’s mood while still keeping Broussard’s vocal as the emotional anchor.
We are sure that this one will make its home on festival stages throughout the next several months. Take a first listen to this fun, summertime jam below.
Galantis has built a career on exactly this kind of transformation — taking someone else’s song and finding an entirely new gear for it without losing what made the original work in the first place. Pair that with Kygo’s ear for a hook that already translates well to a festival crowd, and it’s easy to see why this one felt like a lock from the moment it was announced. If you’re building out a summer festival playlist, this remix is a pretty easy addition.
