DJ Snake reimagines Phil Collins classic ‘Another Day in Paradise’ on new single

DJ Snake has released a new single reworking Phil Collins’ 1989 hit ‘Another Day in Paradise’, featuring vocals from Bipolar Sunshine.

The track offers a modern interpretation of the original, blending DJ Snake’s style with a restrained, electronic framework that maintains the core sentiment of the source material. Bipolar Sunshine delivers a soulful vocal performance that aligns with the song’s reflective tone, bringing a fresh perspective while respecting the emotional weight of the original.

Best known for his global chart-toppers such as ‘Turn Down for What’ and ‘Taki Taki’, DJ Snake has consistently shown a willingness to explore beyond the boundaries of mainstream dance music. With this latest release, the French-Algerian producer taps into a more contemplative space, revisiting a socially conscious anthem from pop history through a contemporary lens.

‘Another Day in Paradise’ remains one of Phil Collins’ most impactful songs, originally highlighting homelessness and social inequality. First released as the lead single from his chart-topping 1989 album ‘...But Seriously’, the track went on to become a defining moment in Collins’ solo career. DJ Snake’s version preserves these themes while presenting them to a new generation of listeners.

The song was most recently performed live on May 10 at Stade de France, in front of tens of thousands of people.

Listen to ‘Paradise’ by DJ Snake featuring Bipolar Sunshine below.