Digital versions of the EP are typically found on major platforms like Apple Music and Bandcamp , often containing the following seven-track sequence (including extended mixes): One More Time (NIIKO x SWAE Remix) One More Time (OCULA Remix) One More Time (Original) One More Time (Worakls Extended Remix) One More Time (NIIKO x SWAE Extended Remix) One More Time (OCULA Extended Remix) Artistic Significance
: A club-centric rendition focused on higher energy suitable for festival grounds.
: A more "delightfully mellow" and atmospheric version of the track. Tracklist & Formats
The original song was a centerpiece of Armin van Buuren's Feel Again album trilogy. Maia Wright, who co-wrote the lyrics in Sweden, noted that the track was designed to be uplifting and empowering, centered on the idea of helping a partner "get back up again" when life is difficult. For Armin, the track was an opportunity to blend his love for early 90s house music with modern production techniques.
: A progressive, melodic house take from the French producer, described as a "progressive reimagination" that is ideal for late-night drives.
Digital versions of the EP are typically found on major platforms like Apple Music and Bandcamp , often containing the following seven-track sequence (including extended mixes): One More Time (NIIKO x SWAE Remix) One More Time (OCULA Remix) One More Time (Original) One More Time (Worakls Extended Remix) One More Time (NIIKO x SWAE Extended Remix) One More Time (OCULA Extended Remix) Artistic Significance
: A club-centric rendition focused on higher energy suitable for festival grounds. Digital versions of the EP are typically found
: A more "delightfully mellow" and atmospheric version of the track. Tracklist & Formats Maia Wright, who co-wrote the lyrics in Sweden,
The original song was a centerpiece of Armin van Buuren's Feel Again album trilogy. Maia Wright, who co-wrote the lyrics in Sweden, noted that the track was designed to be uplifting and empowering, centered on the idea of helping a partner "get back up again" when life is difficult. For Armin, the track was an opportunity to blend his love for early 90s house music with modern production techniques. who co-wrote the lyrics in Sweden
: A progressive, melodic house take from the French producer, described as a "progressive reimagination" that is ideal for late-night drives.