: Various versions were released throughout 2011, including a Robbie Rivera Remix in April and a full Australian WAV release on Central Station Records in July.
The original "Yé ké yé ké" was released in 1987 and became a global phenomenon, serving as the first African single to sell over one million copies. Mory Kante vs Loverush UK - Yeke Yeke 2011 (Long Version)
is a contemporary dance-trance reinterpretation of the iconic 1987 hit by Guinean artist Mory Kanté . Released on Loverush Digital in mid-2011, this version modernized the track for international club circuits, reaching Number One on the Music Week Club Chart and the DMC Buzz Chart. Historical Context : Various versions were released throughout 2011, including
: The song is based on a traditional Mandinka "griots" courting song called "Yekeke". Released on Loverush Digital in mid-2011, this version
The 2011 project was highly supported by "A-list" DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, and Paul van Dyk. : Solarstone : Created a 9-minute "epic masterpiece" hybrid. Robbie Rivera : Provided a progressive house touch.
: The "Long Version" typically runs approximately 5:30 to 6:47 minutes, focusing on a progressive-house and trance lens suited for the Ibiza and Miami club scenes. Remix Package & Industry Support
Loverush UK! sought to rework the "sacred classic" while remaining faithful to the celebrated 1994 Hardfloor remix , even obtaining the original lost parts from Hardfloor to ensure authenticity.