James Hype Reinvents "Feel My Needs" with a Cutting-Edge Remix
It's been 6 years since the original release and now James Hype revamps it for 2024

ANTHEM INCOMING! Originally released on Toolroom in 2018, “Feel My Needs” went on to be a seminal Global hit and was awarded Gold status in the UK. It has racked up over 300 million cumulative streams and was a daytime radio hit that was added to the prestigious A-list on BBC Radio One.
Fast forward 6 years, and arguably the biggest and most in-demand electronic artist in the World, James Hype, has put his spin on this cult classic. James needs no introduction, he attracts more 12 million listeners to his music every month, accumulating over a billion streams and selling out arena’s all over the Globe including his weekly residency at Hi, Ibiza.
This record is a peak-time monster and has become the ‘ID’ everyone is asking for on his social media and in his DJ sets! James has taken the essence of the original and added trademark tough drums and bundles of energy, very much akin to the vibe of his DJ sets. This one will be setting festivals alight all Summer long!
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