Out on February 20, 2026 via Rich Air Music, Krono put their unmistakable electronic stamp on Jairic’s “Don’t Let Me Put A Track On You,” transforming the alternative rap original into a sleek yet hard-hitting club weapon.
The French duo — brothers Mickaël and David Couderc — are no strangers to global impact. Best known for their billion-stream remix of Aaron Smith’s “Dancin’,” Krono have built a reputation for blending deep house warmth with melodic clarity and French Touch finesse. With releases on Armada Music and Ultra Music and support from tastemakers like Tiësto and Pete Tong, their sound sits comfortably between underground credibility and mainstream reach.
Their reinterpretation of Jairic’s track leans into muscular basslines, tight percussion, and shimmering synth layers that elevate the original’s raw intensity into something built for late-night dancefloors. Julie Weber’s smooth pop vocal textures glide through the mix, subtly reshaped into an addictive hook, while Jairic’s fierce, unapologetic verses retain their bite, cutting through with controlled aggression.
Originally featured on Jairic’s 2025 EP n=40, the track showcased his Detroit-rooted lyrical weight and genre-fluid identity. Krono’s remix doesn’t soften that edge — it reframes it, balancing grit with polish and hip-hop urgency with electronic momentum.
The result is bold yet refined: a remix that respects its source material while confidently steering it toward the club, proving once again why Krono remain masters of the modern electronic rework.
