Belgian producer Vito De Luca, better known as Aeroplane , was brought in to remix the track for Glitterbox Recordings , a label famous for its disco and house aesthetic.
The lyrics reinforce a message of escapism and liberation through dance, urging listeners to "let the youth of the night free your spirit" and "get drunk off the bass" as an escape from the outside world.
: He replaced the aggressive tech-house grit with "funk-flavoured grooves" and "luscious instrumentals". Belgian producer Vito De Luca, better known as
In 2020, Italian techno veteran Marco Faraone collaborated with rising talent Greeko to create the original "Armaghetton." Released on the influential Defected Records, the track was designed as a "confident house cut" featuring a heavy, full-throttle bassline and a hip-house vocal performance. Its name is a playful take on "Armageddon," signaling a high-intensity, "end-of-the-world" energy for the dance floor. The Aeroplane Transformation
Aeroplane’s "Extended Remix" fundamentally changed the track's vibe: In 2020, Italian techno veteran Marco Faraone collaborated
Experience the high-energy, disco-infused atmosphere of the remix here:
: The remix emphasizes a "glossy, flawlessly executed" production style, utilizing piano-led melodies and a lighter, nu-disco bounce. : It became a staple for "disco-leaning selectors,"
: It became a staple for "disco-leaning selectors," receiving major support from tastemakers like Annie Mac and Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1. Lyric & Theme
