Originally from Brooklyn and now based in New Jersey, Karan creates music under the name Late Night Feelings, an artistic banner that perfectly distils his musical output. His songs live in the hours when the world has gone quiet but the mind eschews rest; they’re built from that strange moment between exhaustion and understanding, where memory shimmers, emotions swell and small thoughts suddenly feel enormous.
Through his music, Late Night Feelings offers something distinct, a sound that wraps hazy textures around poignant lyricism, creating songs that feel delicate and highly affecting. He first introduced that world in 2021 with debut EP Heartbreak Hotel, an early showcase of his emotional candour and knack for sonic intimacy. It was followed by the single “Phone Calls,” before a brief hiatus paused the momentum.
But rather than disappearing, it now feels like a necessary silence before the next chapter and last year, he returned with “Heartstopper,” then followed it with sophomore EP In Your Dreams, a six-track release revolving around the blurred edges between waking life and the subconscious. The project explored where love, loss and memory collide, using sleepless nights as both setting and metaphor to deliver a record about holding on, letting go and finding beauty in the things that persist longer than they should.
That cinematic emotional framework made In Your Dreams feel profoundly personal while remaining widely relatable. The songs moved like someone tracing the outlines of their own feelings in half-light, unsure where reality ended and imagination began. Now Late Night Feelings returns with In Your Dreams: Reloaded, a remix album that expands the emotional universe of the original record into something more energising, layered and expansive.

Across eight tracks, the release takes familiar moments and shifts their emotional context through new production choices, where themes of insomnia, emotional limbo and the search for meaning now they move differently. Tc-5’s remix of “Gravity” sets up the release with warm piano chords and sweeping vocal leads, building with the gentle pulse of percussion and dreamy instrumental textures. Jumping into a punching electronic pop soundscape, smooth vocal hooks float above gripping synth layers and pounding drums to deliver an invigorating listening experience that surges in the final moments.
The demo of “Insomnia” follows, a stripped-back version that offers a more intimate window into the songwriting process and in the context of a remix album full of expansion, its simplicity lands even harder. The track also receives the remix treatment from Tc-5 who reframes the track in an uptempo synth pop setting, injecting enthralling energy into the song.
Ramencoke’s remix of “Heartstopper” brings downtempo energy to cast a dreamy moment of drifting vocals and reverb-soaked instrumentation, rising with rattling synths and carried by the steady punch of drums. “CTRL ALT DREAM (Neon Nights Mix)” serves up a stunning blend of bright synth tones and pattering, 80s-inflected drums capped by the dazzling vocals of Late Night Feelings.
The Tc-5 then reimagines the song with bouncing rhythmic energy and stacks of vibrant synth layers, offering an epic version that preserves the melodic charm of the original song. His remix of “Right Now (All I’ll Ever Need)” closes the album by bringing contrast and movement to serve up a track that develops from mellow verses to euphoric dance-focused passages. With In Your Dreams: Reloaded, Late Night Feelings delivers a stellar remix album that reveals how his engaging musical vision can be just as meaningful in an exhilarating setting.
Listen to In Your Dreams: Reloaded below
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