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Madeon’s First Official Remix Since 2012 Is a Shimmering Take on Ninajirachi’s ‘iPod Touch’

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Madeon has released a remix of Ninajirachi’s 2025 track ‘iPod Touch’, his first official remix since 2012. The collaboration matters because it links two prominent electronic artists while deliberately revisiting the early-2010s sound and software culture referenced in the song.

Released on Friday 28 August, the remix begins with a more spacious interpretation before building into Madeon’s bright, soaring pop-electronic style. Madeon said he used sounds from early FL Studio projects and added a verse based on his own memories; Ninajirachi recently collaborated with Porter Robinson, while Madeon issued his album Victory in late June.

  • Madeon remixes Ninajirachi’s ‘iPod Touch’.
  • It is his first official remix since 2012.
  • The track deliberately evokes early-2010s electronic music.

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Madeon is a French electronic music producer known for bright, melodic dance music. Ninajirachi is an Australian electronic artist whose song “iPod Touch” looks back to the music and technology of the early 2010s.

The remix brings together artists from different points in electronic music’s recent history. Madeon has said he drew on sounds from his early FL Studio projects and added a verse inspired by his memories, connecting the track’s musical style with its nostalgic subject.

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