Some tracks simply resonate—offering an emotional pull while staying rhythmically grounded. For June 2025, CDA Magazine names “Less” (Unders & Noraj Cue Remix) by Iorie as our Track of the Month, a tune that has organically risen to prominence in sunrise sets, beach parties, and deep house playlists across the globe.
Why This Remix Stands Out
Unders and Noraj Cue have reimagined Iorie’s already thoughtful original into a lush, emotive journey. Their remix of “Less” balances ethereal vocal chops with earthy percussion, airy pads, and intricate melodic phrasing. The result is a spacious, meditative yet groove-forward track that’s made for open-air dance floors.
The remix leans into a subtle hypnotic build, offering tension and release in the most elegant way. It’s a masterclass in restraint and musical storytelling—hallmarks of both producers’ work.
A Staple in Organic House Sets
What makes this remix so effective is its versatility. DJs across the Organic and Deep House spectrum have adopted it as a go-to transition piece—whether to wind down a high-energy set or elevate the emotional atmosphere at sunrise.
Played by tastemakers like Unders, Behrouz, and Powel, it strikes a balance between introspection and motion. Its warm basslines and organic instrumentation make it a track that invites the crowd into the present moment.
About the Artists
Iorie is a Berlin-based producer known for his fusion of indie electronica and melodic house, often layering poignant vocals and slow-evolving harmonies.
Unders and Noraj Cue, on the other hand, are veterans in the Organic House scene. Their collaborative touch brings cinematic textures, emotional depth, and tribal-inflected rhythms that turn tracks into journeys.
Why It’s Our Track of the Month
“Less” (Unders & Noraj Cue Remix) is more than a great track—it’s an experience. It encapsulates everything we love about the Organic House genre in 2025: warmth, detail, emotion, and timeless groove. It’s a track that lingers long after the last beat, and one that will undoubtedly stay in rotation throughout the season.