Levitate Your Mind VIP

Some tunes never really leave rotation. They just shift shape depending on where the scene is at.

Levitate Your Mind has always sat in that space. Vocal-led, uplifting without being soft, and just enough bounce in the groove to keep it useful beyond the obvious moments. Now Degs and Unglued revisit it with a VIP that leans harder into the dancefloor without losing what made it stick in the first place.

The first thing that stands out is the low-end. It is fuller, more physical, and sits further forward in the mix than the original. Not blown out, just more present. On a decent system you feel it straight away, especially when the drop lands and the bassline starts to move properly underneath the vocal.

The drums follow suit. Tighter, a bit more bite in the top end, and less of that loose swing that gave the original its warmth. This version is more direct. It gets in, locks the groove, and keeps things pushing forward.

That shift matters in a set.

The original worked as a lift, something to open things up emotionally. The VIP feels more like it holds the middle of a mix, where you still want that vocal presence but cannot afford to lose pressure on the floor. Different job, same core idea.

Degs’ vocal still does most of the heavy lifting. It carries that familiar tone, slightly soulful, slightly urgent, sitting cleanly over the top without getting buried. Unglued’s touch comes through in the movement underneath, especially in the way the bassline rolls rather than sits static. There is always something nudging it forward.

There is also a bit more edge in the details. Small percussive hits, that cowbell cutting through at the right moments, little bits of texture that keep the track from settling too comfortably into one place.

VIPs can go one of two ways. Either they overcomplicate things or they strip it back and focus on what works in a club. This one lands closer to the latter. Familiar enough to recognise instantly, but with enough weight and control to justify pulling it into a modern set.

It is not trying to replace the original.

It just gives it another life in a different part of the night.