Destiny’s Child’s “Say My Name” Gets A Deep House Flip That Will Leave You Floored [Exclusive Premiere]

Hard to believe it has been the better part of two decades since Destiny’s Child dropped “Say My Name” and left their imprint on musical history.

The third release off their sophomore album The Writing’s on the Wall was a massive building block that set the foundation for Beyonce Knowles becoming one of the most recognizable icons of our generation.

Having won two Grammy Awards in 2001 for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals and Best R&B song, it’s only fitting that the original gets a modern makeover on the heels of the 58th annual Grammy Award celebration.

An emerging dance music guru, Brooklyn-based producer N2N has delivered a deep house gem that is guaranteed to be heard sprinkled throughout sets this summer as you’re sweating on the dance floor.

Pitching down the vocals and warping the tempo up to 122 BPM, N2N injects gooey, rooted bass lines that will leave you submerged in a pool of groovy vibes. Speaking to the production N2N divulges:

This track basically wrote itself; I think it’s absolutely necessary to let the music take you to where it wants to go and not force it. Sometimes it takes a week, sometimes months. I wanted to make something that DJs would love to play live, so I guess I was going for a peak hours dance floor groove.

Early inclinations tell us that goal has been accomplished.

Having accumulated 3+ million plays on SoundCloud through his originals and official remixes of Michael Jackson, N2N continues to pick up steam – earning support from The Vibe Guide, Chill Nation, Autograf, Sam Feldt, MAKJ and Thomas Jack – and it increasingly comes as no surprise.

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Tune in and turn up with N2N’s remix of Destiny Child’s “Say My Name” and be sure to grab yourself a free download.