Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Bring Back ’90s Techno with a Modern Twist in ‘Stereo Murder’ Rework Featuring Marc Acardipane and Bassjackers

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike have joined forces with techno legend Marc Acardipane and frequent collaborators Bassjackers to breathe new life into a ’90s techno classic, Stereo Murder. Originally released under Acardipane’s Marshall Masters alias, the track was a staple in the underground scene, and this updated version brings it roaring into today’s techno movement with a fresh, modern edge.

This rework of Stereo Murder stays true to the raw, pounding energy of the original, injecting it with elements that speak to the resurgence of ’90s-inspired techno. For Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, who’ve been fans of the track since their early days, this isn’t just a remix; it’s a tribute to a sound that’s had a major impact on their own music and career. Bassjackers, too, count this track as a major influence and lend their signature touch to make this new version a true homage.

Known as the global faces of Tomorrowland, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike have carved out a huge following in electronic music. With more than 25 million fans across social media and billions of streams, they’ve built a lasting legacy in the industry.

Marc Acardipane, also known by his alias The Mover, is celebrated for his boundary-pushing blend of hardcore and techno. Since co-founding Planet Core Productions in 1989, he’s created some of the most impactful tracks in techno history, including Stereo Murder and Six Million Ways to Die, helping shape the underground scene as we know it.

Bassjackers, the energetic duo of DJ Marlon Flohr and producer Ralph van Hilst, bring their own high-octane style to this collaboration. Since breaking out with Mush Mush in 2011, they’ve captivated audiences with their live shows and remixes for stars like Rihanna and Ne-Yo, establishing themselves as a dominant force in electronic music.

Released on Smash The House, Stereo Murder is sure to dominate dance floors worldwide, blending raw energy of ’90s techno with a new-age twist. This revamped classic shows why tracks like these continue to shape the electronic music scene.

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