For fans of Above & Beyond, ‘Carry Me Home‘ has been one of the recent years’ favorites. Originally released as the second single from Above & Beyond’s critically acclaimed album Bigger Than All Of Us, ‘Carry Me Home’ quickly became a standout moment. This marks the second official remix of ‘Carry Me Home’, a track that has continued to grow since its release, anchored by Zoë Johnston’s unmistakable vocals. Now, Koven re-imagines the record through a drum & bass beat, transforming its euphoric core into a fast-paced, high-energy anthem built for the dance floor.

This remix arrives at a pivotal time for both artists. Above & Beyond are fresh off a massive global tour and are currently gearing up for a highly anticipated sunrise set at EDC Las Vegas on May 16. Meanwhile, Koven continues their meteoric rise following their 2025 album Moments in Everglow and a stellar BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix.

Comprising producer Max Rowat and vocalist Katie Boyle, Koven have carved out a unique space in electronic music with their fusion of live vocals, immersive storytelling, and explosive production. Their 2025 album marked a major milestone, earning support from BBC Radio 1 and MTV, while recent singles ‘The High We Seek’ and ‘Orbit’ were both named Hottest Record on Radio 1 by Jack Saunders. The duo also delivered their first Essential Mix, further cementing their status as one of the most exciting acts in drum & bass.

“Being able to remix a track from the absolute legends Above & Beyond is such an honor for us,” say Koven. “They were the first huge-name DJs we heard play one of our tracks, when we saw them play our collab with Ilan Bluestone at the O2 back in 2018. So this feels like a real bucket list moment. Zoe’s performance on this track is stunning, and we’re so pleased with how our styles came together.”

It is an unexpected take that will surprise audiences when Above & Beyond plays it at festivals. As drum & bass is gaining popularity in North America, we’d point this out as a strategic move as much as it is creative. It is a high BPM remix, whereas the original is a melodic, slower-focused piece that Above & Beyond are known for. Overall, it will get audiences dancing, which is most important.