So Good releases Niall T remix of “Hot”

Notting Hill Music signing So Good has released a brand-new remix of her unapologetic single “Hot”, reworked by rising drum & bass producer Niall T.

“Hot” is So Good’s tongue-in-cheek anthem about the ridiculous and often completely unearned privilege of simply being that fit. Bratty, brash and impossible to ignore, the track captures the sound of a new British punk movement that is as fun as it is fed up—built to soundtrack every act of getting away with it.

Niall T’s remix takes that attitude and drives it straight into the club, transforming the original with a high-energy drum & bass and jump-up production. The result feels equally suited to scorching Ibiza sunshine and a dark, packed Soho dancefloor.

Based in Lincoln, Niall T is quickly building a reputation for his cutting-edge production. His music has accumulated millions of streams, appeared on the EA Sports FC 25 soundtrack and led to collaborations with artists including Ely Oaks, whose hit “Running Around” he previously remixed.

Niall also has deep roots in house and garage. His alter ego FUZION received critical acclaim with its debut release and has released music through Universal’s Polydor Records.

The original version of “Hot” has already become a favourite among So Good’s growing audience following her recent run as main support to G Flip. Its accompanying video was filmed at Coven, the iconic Soho hotspot known as a home for creatives, queens, queer communities, music lovers and “normality haters”.

The remix arrives during an exciting period for So Good. Having recently signed with OneFiniix Live, she is currently building towards her debut album and first headline tour. She will also join PET NEEDS as main support on their forthcoming UK tour.

Over the past year, So Good has toured throughout Europe in support of Queens of the Stone Age and Skunk Anansie, alongside festival appearances at Glastonbury, Roskilde, Pukkelpop and Rock N Roll Circus. Her brilliantly confrontational music and online presence have also attracted support from artists including Fred Durst, Macy Gray, Tommy Lee and Sir Rod Stewart.

“Hot” is published by Notting Hill Music and Kobalt.

The Niall T remix of “Hot” is out now.