Disclosure ring in a new chapter for their blissed-out summer hit “She’s Gone, Dance On” with a breakneck remix by UK dance phenom Hamdi. The “She’s Gone, Dance On (Hamdi Remix)” pushes the song’s breezy, open-air feel into overdrive, pulling Guy and Howard Lawrence, the original Ennio Morricone sample, and an ever-growing legion of listeners into a woozy, hyper-color wormhole of afterhours revelry. Listen HERE.
This latest iteration of “She’s Gone, Dance On” follows the July release of a stunning music video (HERE) directed by Vincent Catel (Hermès, Dior) and featuring the French dance collective La Horde (Madonna, Spike Jonze), not to mention a pair of remixes from Turkish up-and-comer Carlita and stateside legend Todd Edwards. Oxford-based Hamdi — who’s garnered excitement with his energetic genre-mashing, not to mention recent Skrillex collaboration “Push” — delivers his remix in the midst of a raging, extended summer festival season for Disclosure, which most recently found the duo closing down the HARD Summer mainstage in Los Angeles with their new live show replete with live instrumentation and a bigger, bolder audio-visual experience. Guy warmed up the city the night before with another sold-out installment of his intimate Friends & Family club series, going B2B with Chris Lake, Bonobo, and Channel Tres across a four-hour set.
The L.A. takeover was preceded by thrilling performances at, among others, Primavera Sound, Parklife Festival, and Glastonbury, where Disclosure headlined The Other Stage for the second time and surprised fans with special guest Sam Smith for a live rendition of their triple-platinum breakout single “Latch.” The duo are gearing up for more festival stops ahead — CRSSD in San Diego, Portola in San Francisco, III Points in Miami (see dates below or view here) — continuing a run kicked off by Disclosure in absentia, when “She’s Gone, Dance On” went viral more than a month before its official release after Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and Ice Spice were spotted dancing to it during Dom Dolla’s Coachella set.
When the song dropped on May 29, “She’s Gone, Dance On” had already whipped up a frenzy in clubs and parties all over the world with early DJ support from the likes of Edwards, Joy Anonymous, salute, DJ Seinfeld, Peggy Gou, and Sammy Virji. The track then premiered as the “Hottest Record” on BBC Radio 1’s “New Music Show with Jack Saunders,” debuted at #16 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, and also featured on the Friday Dance Music Guide from Billboard, who declared “Disclosure is back, baby” and extolled the single as a “lush, blissed out swirl of a song.”
“She’s Gone, Dance On” has since earned a flood of critical praise from a wide swath of outlets, including The FADER (“a summer banger”), NYLON (“bright, sunny, and rooftop-bar-ready…a reliable electronic bop to take over our day-partying hours”), Consequence (“a feel-good, summery bop [that] demonstrates Disclosure’s knack for irresistible grooves”), Stereogum (“[an] exuberant new four-on-the-floor heater”), V Magazine and more. It’s a familiar feeling for the duo.
After breaking onto the scene in 2010, Disclosure released their chart-topping 2013 debut album Settle to major adulation, with lead single “Latch” featuring Sam Smith recently surpassing 1 billion streams on Spotify alone. Over the years, they’ve put out three additional studio albums (2015’s Caracal, 2020’s ENERGY, 2023’s Alchemy) and garnered nominations for eight Grammys, four BRIT Awards, and an Ivor Novello Award, among many other accolades. In addition, they’ve sold-out arenas and topped festival bills the world over — a feat that’s included packing in Madison Square Garden, headlining Reading & Leeds and All Points East; and performing large-scale sets at Coachella and Bonnaroo.
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