Producer Mike Crook is bringing a fresh twist to a ’90s classic with his latest release, a house remix of “Too Close” by Next. This marks his second foray into the house music scene, blending nostalgic R&B with vibrant dance floor energy.
With summer on the horizon, Crook’s reimagining of the chart-topping slow jam transforms it into a breezy, club-ready anthem. The remix preserves the sultry essence of the original while infusing it with deep basslines, rhythmic percussion, and an infectious groove, making it the perfect soundtrack for everything from a sun-soaked pool party to a late-night club set.
“I really wanted to mix old-school R&B with house,” Mike Crook shares. “I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.”
Mike Crook infuses nostalgia into his music
The fusion of house music with classic R&B has seen a resurgence in recent years. Thus, artists and producers are tapping into the timeless melodies and smooth vocals of the past to create dance floor anthems for the present. Crook’s take on Too Close does just that. Moreover, bridging generations of music lovers through a seamless blend of nostalgia and contemporary production.
This release further cements Crook’s versatility as a producer. Known for his work across hip-hop and pop, his venture into house music showcases his ability to craft infectious, high-energy records that resonate across different genres and audiences.
As the days get longer and party season heats up, expect to hear this remix soundtracking everything from rooftop gatherings to club nights. Whether you’re reminiscing about the golden era of R&B or looking for a new house banger to add to your playlist, Mike Crook and his remix of “Too Close” delivers a fresh take on a beloved classic.
Stream the track now and experience the best of both worlds—old-school vibes with a modern house twist.
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