After kicking off the latest chapter of the “Free To Love” remix series with reworks from Horse Meat Disco and DJ White Shadow, Duran Duran are back with two more remixes of their Nile Rodgers collaboration.

The new releases continue the band’s exploration of the track through the lens of different producers, each bringing their own spin to the song.

This time around, Duran Duran handed the track over to two producers with very different approaches. Harrison, whose reimagining of t.A.T.u´s “All The Things She Said” recently found a wider audience online, puts his own spin on the song, while BastienHz brings a more electronic-focused take that gives the track an entirely different feel.

Ahead of his appearance at Duran Duran’s BST Hyde Park show this July, Harrison delivers a fresh take on “Free To Love.” Driven by uplifting synths and house influences, the remix gives the track a festival-ready feel, accompanied by a newly released music video.

The latest pair of remixes couldn’t be more different.

Harrison keeps things bright and danceable, giving “Free To Love” a house-inspired makeover that feels tailor-made for festival season. It’s easy to see why he’s been getting attention lately, and with a slot on Duran Duran’s upcoming BST Hyde Park bill already confirmed, the timing couldn’t be better.

BastienkHz takes the opposite route; his remix leans further into electronic territory, pulling apart parts of the original and rebuilding them into something darker and more club-focused. Despite the changes, Simon Le Bon’s vocals remain the thread tying everything together.

These new versions follow earlier remixes from Horse Meat Disco and DJ White Shadow, continuing Duran Duran’s habit of letting different artists put their own stamp on the song rather than simply tweaking what’s already there.

With BST Hyde Park just around the corner, the remix project feels less like a bonus release and more like another chapter in the ongoing rollout of “Free To Love”