Jules Liesl Releases “Cherry” Remix by James Hurr & Karsten Sollors

Jules Liesl continues to surge forward in the dance-pop spotlight with a potent new remix of her debut single, “Cherry,” this time reimagined by the club-tested tandem of James Hurr and Karsten Sollors. Out now via Halogen, the remix leans into a pulsating tribal-house groove, reworking the original with tight percussion, rephrased vocals, and a progressive edge made for late night floors and peak-hour sets. With the original track already clocking over 100K streams, this remix further ignites a campaign that’s connecting on both sides of the Atlantic.

The release arrives on the heels of standout performances at Miami Pride and Winter Party, and a packed headline event at The Abbey in West Hollywood. Hurr—known for his work with Tiësto and Armin van Buuren—teams up with Sollors, a staple across global festival circuits, to bring a polished, DJ-friendly cut that embodies their production finesse. As part of a heavyweight remix rollout featuring the likes of Mousse T, Birdee, and Häwk, “Cherry” continues to evolve while showcasing Jules’s rising star power. With more music on the way and growing buzz across major platforms, Jules Liesl is clearly just getting started.