Love -jp Nu-disco Remix Edit... Exclusive — Haddaway - What Is

You are playing a peak-time Tech House set at 128 BPM. The crowd is tiring. Slip the JP Nu-Disco Remix Edit in with a heavy low-pass filter. The familiar vocal perks ears up, but the funky bassline cools the BPM down to 122. You have just reset the room without killing the energy.

A wash of major seventh chords and lush, analog-synth pads wraps around Haddaway’s voice. The desperation doesn’t disappear; it gets reframed . The question "What is love?" is no longer a cry into the void. It’s a question asked on a sun-drenched terrace at golden hour, or in a dark club just as the lasers hit the smoke machine.

Originally released in 1993, "What Is Love" was a global phenomenon, reaching #1 in over a dozen countries. While the original is defined by its quintessential 90s "stomping disco beat" and disconsolate background wailing, the —often associated with the "Bootleg King" or Italian producer JP Disco —strips back the Eurodance intensity. Haddaway - What Is Love -JP Nu-Disco Remix Edit...

Unlike the driving 124+ BPM of the original, this remix leans into the .

The remix has gained traction primarily through digital platforms and independent DJ circles: You are playing a peak-time Tech House set at 128 BPM

While the original was a multi-platinum hit reaching #11 on the Billboard Hot 100, this remix represents the song's continued evolution in the "Future Rave" and modern disco scenes.

The song's influence can be seen in various genres of music, from pop and rock to electronic and dance music. The song's use of synthesizers and drum machines was ahead of its time, making it a precursor to the electronic dance music (EDM) genre. The familiar vocal perks ears up, but the

For those who may not be familiar, Haddaway is a Trinidadian-German singer-songwriter who burst onto the music scene in the early 1990s with his debut single "What Is Love". The song's catchy melody, coupled with Haddaway's powerful vocals and the distinctive lyrics, made it an instant hit. The song's success was not limited to just one region; it topped the charts in multiple countries, including the US, UK, and Australia.