Starry Venus pushes ‘Do You Feel It’ into a more expansive dancefloor space

Starry Venus has always approached electronic music as something broader than pure club functionality. Her work to date folds sound into visual art, performance and cinematic storytelling, and the new Eric Kupper remix of ‘Do You Feel It’ extends that instinct perfectly.

The original track was already built around a sense of awakening and connection. But in Eric Kupper’s hands, that emotional centre remains intact, but the surrounding architecture shifts towards melodic trance, with a stronger emphasis on repetition, lift and physical momentum.

The producer has spent decades working across house and electronic music, and his production style here gives the song a more spacious, hypnotic character. Throughout this new offering, he lets the track breathe, allowing rhythmic layers and synth textures to accumulate gradually around Starry Venus’ stunning vocal.

But Starry Venus’ voice remains the central focus as it plays. There's still an inward quality to the performance, even as the production opens outward. The song itself is about finding an internal spark, but the remix transforms that private feeling into something communal, giving it a pulse designed to be shared.

There's also continuity with the wider direction of her recent work. Following the success of previous remixes such as ‘Stars’, this version of ‘Do You Feel It’ suggests that Starry Venus is becoming increasingly comfortable allowing her songs to live in multiple forms. The compositions remain recognisable, but each remix places them in a new emotional setting.

‘Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix)’ isn't a radical reinvention. It's more of an expansion of an original idea. The emotional core remains where it was, but now it has more room to move.