Magic City Hippies have always had a gift for bottling that hazy, sun-soaked feeling of Miami into sound, and with their newest release, the “Little Bit Of Love” remix by Jules Grant, they’ve done it again—this time with an extra splash of nu-disco charm. Originally a collaboration with Antwaun Stanley of Vulfpeck, the track already carried an infectious funk groove and a soulful spirit. Now, Jules Grant, an up-and-coming nu-disco producer with a taste for nostalgia, has stepped in to give the track a fresh spin that feels tailor-made for the late summer season.
The remix leans into Balearic and Italo-disco-lite influences, wrapping the song in breezy synth layers, pulsing basslines, and shimmering textures that make it impossible not to picture yourself cruising down a coastal highway at sunset. It’s playful, warm, and irresistibly stylish—like a poolside cocktail for the ears. Grant’s approach doesn’t strip away the essence of the original; instead, he elevates it, reshaping Magic City Hippies’ poolside groove into something even more cinematic. The vocals from Antwaun Stanley remain soulful and magnetic, anchoring the glittery production in raw, heartfelt energy.
Since their formation in 2015, Magic City Hippies—made up of Robby Hunter, Pat Howard, and John Coughlin—have been known for weaving together funk, indie, and tropical vibes into their own mosaic of sound. This remix is a reminder of why their music resonates: it’s escapism with heart, the kind that makes you want to move, laugh, and feel a little lighter. With Jules Grant’s nostalgic yet forward-thinking touch, “Little Bit Of Love” becomes more than just a track—it’s a summer groove rocket, blasting straight into the soul.
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