Chloé Caillet & Andre Zimmer Channel Full-Voltage Euro Euphoria on “Come Back 2 Me”
Following their ADE link-up, the pair rework a ’90s rave classic into a Hi-NRG, piano house and trance-kissed club weapon built for maximum lift and release.
Cameron Holbrook
Chloé Caillet and Andre Zimmer light the fuse on 2026 with “Come Back 2 Me,” a peak-time link-up built on shared taste and dance floor instinct. Out now via Caillet's SMIILE Records imprint, the collaboration follows their high-impact b2b at Amsterdam Dance Event 2025 and lands as a full-spectrum rush of rave memory and modern club pressure.
Flipping Angelheart’s 1996 original into present-day form, the duo bottle the glow of ’90s rave culture and fire it straight at contemporary floors. Driving drums, soaring vocal, trance-laced bass, and unshakeable piano house energy (peep the solo at the 4:45 mark) that lock together into a high-impact rush designed for peak-hour lift. Already hammered in packed rooms, the track lands as a full-bodied crowd trigger built to embed itself deep in set lists and late-night recall. Listen below.
Speaking on the process, Caillet explains: “Andre sent me some records that I had been playing for a couple years… we bonded over our love for the record… we wanted to put a modern twist on it… we started playing it out and the response from the crowd was palatable… this song is just two DJ’s who wanted to make a dance floor banger.”
Zimmer adds: “I went in with the idea to compose this track similarly to the original… but with harder hitting drums… preserving and shedding light on early euro house full of euphoria and dance floor bliss.”
It lands amid serious momentum on both fronts. Chloé Caillet is still riding high and amassing legions of fans after her Beatport #1 house smash “The One” and a global touring run that’s kept her locked into the circuit’s frontline. Meanwhile, Andre Zimmer - whose track “The Quest” made our 50 Best Tracks of 2025 list - continues carving his lane through club-supported cuts and tastemaker co-signs across the underground. Pro tip: be sure to keep an eye out for his forthcoming 'Swamp Circuit EP' on Scottish label Craige Knowes - landing on February 20.
