ZHU's 'I Admit It' gets a heavy remix from US producer Nightmre

Last month ZHU continued his run of releasing tight music alongside well thought out music videos when his 'I Admit It' collaboration with newcomer 24kGoldn hit the stores. The visually impressive video was directed by Joey Vitalari, with its skilful production and provocative tone offering the perfect backdrop to the dirty dubstep feel of the music. Interestingly, partner in crime for this release 24kGoldn was a child actor before he made the switch to music, so no doubt he felt right at home in front of the lens for the short. The breakthrough artist currently tops the Billboard charts with his platinum 'Mood'. Also worth pointing out is that all of the clothing featured in the video comes from ZHU's very own line of merchandise, proving there's no end to his drive and creativity. The 'I Admit It' collection was launched in November via a streaming event, you can check the merchandise line right here

Astralwerks have given the music new legs by inviting US-based producer Nightmre in for remix duties. His version retains the dubstep rhythm of the original while stamping on its own musical identity, toughening things up quite dramatically to offer a fierce interpretation. The distorted drums break for a suspenseful breakdown and epic drop before the beats explode back in, with Nightmre's added synth work and chops of the original vocal giving the track an extra layer of dirt.

ZHU and 24kGoldn 'I Admit It' (Nightmre remix) is out now, you can buy it here