Blonde Maze’s ‘Second Sight’ tracks reimagined by Alex Baker and Datskie

Blonde Maze’s ‘To Love Again’ and ‘Never Dream’, both originally featured on her May 2025 album ‘Second Sight’, have found new interpretations with standalone remixes from Alex Baker and Datskie.

The original tracks were praised for their tenderness and sense of rediscovery, pairing Blonde Maze’s luminous production with lyrics that explored vulnerability and healing. Now, the remix releases reimagine that emotional landscape, stretching the songs into new territory without losing their core intimacy.

Alex Baker’s version of ‘To Love Again’ leans into dynamic textures, trading the original’s airy shimmer for a driving pulse that still gives space to Lizzy Land’s vocals. It shifts the mood from quiet reflection to something more cinematic, a sound built for late-night sets where melancholy meets momentum.

Datskie’s take on ‘Never Dream’ offers its own perspective, expanding the track into a more club-oriented form. Where the original leaned toward introspection, the remix introduces layers of rhythmic energy and atmospheric depth, creating a balance between dreamlike tones and kinetic drive.

These consecutive remixes also point to the staying power of ‘Second Sight’, with its songs inviting reimagining soon after their first appearance. For Blonde Maze, the remixes feel less like a postscript and more like an expansion, a reminder that songs about renewal can keep finding new forms.

Where the originals were about quiet promises and delicate revelations, the remixes bring those emotions into motion, testing them against different sonic backdrops.