Eurythmics - Here Comes The Rain Again [freemasons Remix Extended Mix] Apr 2026

The Freemasons—a renowned Brighton-based DJ duo—released their house-influenced interpretation around . While the original 1984 track focused on a "downward spiral" of melancholy, the Extended Mix (often running over 7 minutes) transforms that sentiment into a high-energy club experience.

The Extended Mix provides longer instrumental sections, allowing the atmospheric tension of the rain-soaked lyrics to build gradually before the beat drops. Why It Works Why It Works Often found on unofficial white

Often found on unofficial white labels or promo 12" vinyls, it notably appeared alongside a Freemasons remix of New Order's "Blue Monday". Evolution from Synth-Pop to Dancefloor Anthem The remix

The of the Eurythmics' classic " Here Comes the Rain Again " breathes modern dance energy into one of the most enduring synth-pop tracks of the 1980s. Originally released in January 1984 as a single from the album Touch , the original song is celebrated for its melancholy atmosphere and Annie Lennox’s soul-stirring vocals. Evolution from Synth-Pop to Dancefloor Anthem Why It Works Often found on unofficial white

The remix layers Lennox's haunting vocals over driving house beats and shimmering synth textures, a hallmark of the Freemasons' polished production style.