Jacques Renault - Back To You Remixes

Review by Winnie Tran

Back To You Remixes by Jacques Renault: A House Music Beast That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s cut the crap. If you’re into that deep, pulsating house vibe with just enough grit to make your speakers sweat, Back To You Remixes by Jacques Renault is gonna slap you in the face—and you’ll love it. Released back in 2013 on Let's Play House (shoutout to the US for keeping dance floors alive), this EP doesn’t mess around. It’s short but packs a punch harder than most albums twice its length. First up, "Back To You (Fantastic Man Remix)"—this one hits like a freight train wrapped in silk sheets. Fantastic Man takes the original and flips it into something hypnotic yet raw, with basslines so thick they feel like molasses dripping over steel drums. You can practically hear the DJ smirking behind the decks while spinning this. The groove builds slowly, teasing you until BAM—you're hooked. I remember playing this at some dingy after-hours spot last year, and dude, people lost their damn minds. Like, lost. This track owns the room without even trying. Then there’s "Back To You (Francis Inferno Orchestra Remix)", which sounds like what would happen if someone poured gasoline on disco and lit a match. FIO turns the heat way up here, layering jazzy chords over relentless percussion. It’s chaotic as hell but somehow smooth as butter—an absolute burner. Every time I hear it, I picture myself dodging elbows on an overcrowded dance floor, shirt soaked through because no one cares about personal space when beats hit this hard. This remix sticks in your skull long after the night ends. Look, I ain’t saying every remix slaps equally—because let’s be real, not everything does—but these two tracks alone are worth the price of admission. They remind me why house music still matters; it’s not about perfection, it’s about energy. And holy crap, does this EP have energy. So yeah, Back To You Remixes might’ve dropped a decade ago, but it feels fresher than half the stuff getting churned out today. Maybe that says more about modern music than I intended… or maybe Jacques Renault knew exactly what he was doing all along. Either way, press play, crank the volume, and thank me later. Or don’t. Your ears will do the talking anyway.

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Artist: Jacques Renault
Album: Back To You Remixes

2013

Rating: 4.38

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Track	Duration	Preview
Back To You (Tom Trago Remix)	7:21
Back To You	7:21
Back To You (Fantastic Man Remix)	5:54
Back To You (Francis Inferno Orchestra Remix)	6:37

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Jacques Renault, Back To You (Francis Inferno Orchestra Remix)

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LPH018

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Let's Play House

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Vinyl
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Barcode: 5060247388472

About Jacques Renault

Brooklyn, NY based DJ, producer and A&R. Owner of , , , , , and .

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Jacques Renault

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Here’s something cool: The album *Back To You Remixes* by Jacques Renault is a gem for house music lovers. Released in 2013 on the US label Let's Play House, it features four tracks, each offering a unique spin on the original song. What’s fascinating is how remixers like Fantastic Man, Tom Trago, and Francis Inferno Orchestra took the same track and turned it into completely different vibes—ranging from deep house to more upbeat electronic beats. It’s like seeing one idea through three totally fresh perspectives.