Justė returns with a new remix of The Second Voice’s viral hit “Let Me Be.”
The track was released through Spinnin’ Records on August 21, 2026.
The Lithuanian-born, Denmark-based artist gives it a high-energy makeover for radio, festivals, and late-night dancefloors.
The original version gained major attention thanks to its distinctive afro-inspired vocal hook.
It also reached the top of the Global Shazam chart.
Justė keeps that recognizable element while completely rearranging the vocals and introducing her signature speed garage sound.
A High-Energy Speed Garage Rework
Justė builds the remix around bouncy percussion, sharp kick drums, and euphoric builds designed for big festival moments.
The production adds more momentum to the original while keeping its accessible vocal character.
Her version brings “Let Me Be” into a contemporary dance-pop setting.
It combines catchy pop elements with the driving energy of modern electronic music.
The result fits both mainstream listening and club environments.
The track also carries the atmosphere of a summer festival anthem, with its energetic arrangement and hands-in-the-air moments.
Justė Continues Her Breakthrough
The remix arrives during a major period in Justė’s career.
She gained international attention through “Turn The Lights Off,” her collaboration with Jaxstyle and Jon.
The single has accumulated more than 80 million streams and generated over four billion global radio impressions.
It also climbed airplay charts across Europe, reaching No. 1 in Poland and No. 2 in the Netherlands.
The track has received remixes from artists including Afrojack, Gabry Ponte, and Hypaton.
Justė has also surpassed 200 million social media views and currently attracts 5.3 million monthly Spotify listeners.
Read more: Justė Talks Career, Sound and “Turn The Lights Off”
Justė: From Lithuania to the International Dance Scene
Originally from Lithuania, Justė moved to Denmark in search of new opportunities.
She built her career from the ground up after discovering electronic music as her creative path.
Her early releases explored melodic techno and psytrance.
She later developed the commercial speed garage and dance-pop sound that has defined much of her recent success.
Throughout that evolution, Justė has continued to develop her production style while maintaining the emotional energy behind her music.
A New Chapter With Spinnin’ Records
Justė now has a long-term artist deal with Spinnin’ Records.
The partnership gives her another platform to expand her growing catalogue and reach audiences across the international dance music scene.
Her remix of “Let Me Be” adds another strong release to that trajectory.
It also highlights Justė’s ability to reshape familiar songs while bringing them closer to her own production identity.
“Let Me Be (Justė Remix)” is available through Spinnin’ Records.
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