Plying her trade in the London music scene, artist Claire Littley‘s artistic journey is one of resilience and enduring spirit. Claire is widely recognised as the enchanting voice behind the rendition of “Fly Me To The Moon” featured in the immensely popular Japanese anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. Her version of this classic song has achieved iconic status, amassing hundreds of millions of streams across the internet.
Her path in music has been marked by both triumph and tribulation, with a trajectory that’s both heart-rending and inspiring. A tragic accident that claimed the life of her partner became a turning point in Claire’s life, one that led her to step away from the music she had come to love. The pain of loss and the weight of grief cast a long shadow, prompting Claire to take a prolonged hiatus from her musical pursuits.
In late 2020, she embarked on a new chapter with an exploration into songwriting and music production for the very first time. Since then, Claire has released a string of nine singles and at the start of this year, she unveiled her debut EP, Nightfall. With her soulful lead vocals and shimmering electronic pop sound, Claire’s music invites listeners into a world of emotional resonance and sonic enchantment.
Off the back of her EP, she dropped the single titled “Can’t Fight The Feeling,” now she brings us her latest release with a dance remix of that song. Taking the shimmering electronic pop sound and soulful lead vocals of the original, with her dance remix she injects a grooving beat and stuttered vocal processing, breathing new life into the song.
Crafting a danceable energy, bouncy synth stabs and bright piano flourishes, “Can’t Fight The Feeling (Dance Remix)” is a stellar remix that showcases Claire’s talent as a producer and her ability to re-imagine her own music in a way that offers something completely new while maintaining all the charm of the original.
In “Can’t Fight The Feeling (Dance Remix),” Claire Littley demonstrates that her journey through music is far from over. Instead, it’s an adventure that continues to evolve, marking a vibrant resurgence for an artist whose talent and spirit shine brighter than ever.
Listen to Can’t Fight The Feeling (Dance Remix) below
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