Rising star Jaden Bojsen teams up with global star David Guetta to make a bold 2026 tech-house version of Diana Ross's classic 1980 hit "Upside Down." The end result is a confident, club-ready version that pays tribute to the original's infectious spirit while firmly moving it into the world of modern dance.
"Upside Down" makes its point right from the start: smooth basslines, sharp percussion, and a pulsing groove that gets you moving at peak hours. The familiar vocal motifs are treated with care, never overshadowed by the production. Instead, they are given a new, sexy, and undeniably modern feel. Guetta's experience and Jaden's forward-thinking style work well together, creating a balance between old and new.
The track's control is what stands out the most. "Upside Down" doesn't overwhelm the listener; instead, it builds tension slowly, making each drop feel earned. It has a lot of energy without being too crazy, it's epic without losing its cool, and it's definitely made for both festival stages and small club floors. For Jaden Bojsen, who has been involved in music since his childhood, this collaboration feels like a significant milestone. "Upside Down" is a sign that you're growing, gaining confidence, and ready for the world to see you. Bojsen and Guetta show that you don't need to rewrite classics; you just need to think about them in a new way.
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