Best Paige Tomlinson Collaborations
When she remixes other people's records, Paige Tomlinson's production skill becomes impossible to ignore, especially against Secondcity.
The standout: Secondcity meets her
Secondcity is a name you'll know if you're into UK house. They're established, they're trusted, and when Paige Tomlinson got the call to remix I Wanna Feel, it meant something. This isn't her proving herself; it's her holding her own alongside a producer most would consider more senior. The pairing makes sense on paper and delivers in practice.
The playful detour: MALUGI's Chiggy Chiggy
MALUGI's Chiggy Chiggy already has Inéz's vocal as its anchor, and Tomlinson's rework leans into the energetic, breakbeat-adjacent side of her sound rather than straight house. It's the remix that shows she can shift gear depending on what she's handed to work with. Different original, different approach, same skill.
The big-picture rework
Confidence Man bring a playful, larger-than-life quality to everything they touch. Their Control It remix lets Tomlinson's production sit against a bigger, more theatrical original. It's proof she can work against bolder statements without getting lost in the mix.
The one worth hunting for
Dart & Kyle Starkey's Always & Forever doesn't get the same buzz as the Secondcity pairing, but it rounds out the picture of who she's chosen to work with. It shows her range across different collaborators' styles without the spotlight that comes with a bigger name.
Why these remixes matter
Taken together, they tell you as much about Tomlinson as her own EPs do. She's picked collaborators across house's more playful, vocal-led side. Secondcity, Confidence Man, MALUGI, Dart & Kyle Starkey. Rather than sticking to one lane, which lines up with a set that moves through house, techno, breakbeat, hard house, progressive house and trance.