Eric West, Samuel Mancini and Kedward Avilés release Lusinate dance remixes of Billboard No. 1 hit Choose

Eric West, Samuel Mancini and Kedward Avilés have released new Lusinate dance remixes of their Billboard No. 1 hit "Choose" and Spanish-language counterpart "Tú Eliges" across major streaming platforms. The launch extends the trio’s chart momentum, adds a UK-exclusive remix strategy and positions "Tú Eliges" for possible Latin Grammy consideration.

Why it matters: - The remixes aim to extend a crossover hit into clubs, festivals, radio and playlists. - The release could create a new awards-season path for "Tú Eliges" in the Best Electronic Music Performance category at the next Latin Grammy Awards. - The campaign also adds a UK-only remix component, giving the rollout a separate market strategy.

What happened: - Eric West, Samuel Mancini and Kedward Avilés released a new collection of dance remixes for "Choose" and "Tú Eliges" from producer Lusinate. - The mixes are available now across major streaming platforms. - The trio recently performed "Tú Eliges" on the Latin morning show "En la Mañana" and teased the new dance mixes. - The group plans promotional appearances this fall across the UK, France and Italy.

The details: - Lusinate’s versions add pulsating beats, futuristic electronic textures and a hyper-pop edge. - The remixes keep the original vocals and melodies while layering driving percussion, shimmering synths and dramatic builds. - The English remix pushes the pop side of "Choose." - The Spanish remix places "Tú Eliges" in an electronic setting while keeping its Latin-pop identity. - Additional Lusinate remixes will be released exclusively in the UK through Bandcamp. - The UK-only versions will not be part of the standard streaming release. - "Choose" was originally written by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis with Bryan Abrams, Mark Calderon, Kevin Thornton and Sam Watters. - "Tú Eliges" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Latin chart last year. - That result marked the first Billboard Latin No. 1 for Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. - "Tú Eliges" also became Latin Gold certified, giving all three artists their first Gold certification. - The track debuted at No. 49 on the Official UK Singles Chart and No. 48 on the Official UK Downloads Chart. - It became the first Spanish-language song to reach the Top 50 of the UK Singles Sales Chart in nearly seven years. - J Balvin’s "X" was the previous Spanish-language song to do so, peaking at No. 46 in 2018. - "Tú Eliges" also reached No. 1 on the UK iTunes Latin Chart. - Four remixes of the song simultaneously landed in that chart’s Top 5. - Samuel Mancini’s single "SOAK" reached No. 1 on the U.S. R&B iTunes Chart and No. 3 on the UK R&B iTunes Chart. - "SOAK" charted in more than 40 countries, entered the Billboard R&B Singles Top 10 and reached No. 32 on the UK chart. - Mancini’s mixtape "FEED THE FIRE" reached the Top 25 on the Billboard Albums Chart. - Eric West has been named a "Style Icon" by GQ and Cosmopolitan’s "Hottest Actor of the Year." - West has worked with Coach, Lexus and Intel. - Kedward Avilés is known for work in "West Side Story," "Súper Chef," "Evita" and "Into the Woods." - Avilés performed at the 2020 Inauguration and the 500th anniversary celebration of San Juan.

Between the lines: - The release builds on a strategy of turning a proven Latin-pop record into a broader electronic product. - The bilingual remix format gives the project reach across pop, Latin and dance audiences. - The UK-specific Bandcamp plan suggests the team sees a focused opportunity in that market beyond streaming. - The awards push signals that the remixes are being positioned as more than a promotional add-on.

What's next: - The trio’s fall media tour across Europe is expected to support the remix rollout. - UK listeners will get exclusive remix versions through Bandcamp. - The Latin Grammy conversation will continue if "Tú Eliges" gains traction in the electronic category.

The bottom line: - The Lusinate remixes turn a chart-topping bilingual hit into a new international campaign with streaming, radio, awards and European promotion all in play.