It’s a good time to be a Tame Impala fan, who returned with their first new music in five years this year.

The Kevin Parker-led project released a new album, Deadbeat, in 2025—but it was the surprise, dance-inspired single End Of Summer that kicked off the release. And that was the song that inspired KLP and Juno Mamba to remix and make their own.

KLP and Juno Mamba remixed End Of Summer off the back of KLP’s inaugural Sweat It Out writing camp, which was hosted in Amsterdam. The pair’s remix was created using sounds from Parker’s Telepathic Instruments’ Orchid and Pistil, and was captured in a one-take music video filmed at Amsterdam’s STMPD Studios.

Throughout the video, fans can watch KLP and Juno Mamba work their magic from the studio, with blurry flashes of light coating the duo as they bring a sense of melancholy to the dance track.

KLP sings as Juno Mamba fuses atmospheric production with her vocals, bringing a fresh energy to End Of Summer. The pair retain the dance break from the original single while adding their own twist to the song.

You can watch the music video below.

For the first-of-its-kind Sweat It Out writing camp, 47 artists were brought together across eight studio sessions. KLP was inspired by the energy and collaboration in those rooms and brought the camp spirit to the remix.

Sweat It Out writing camp's 47 participants. Courtesy of KLP

“The whole week of the Sweat Writing Camp, everyone felt like we were riding a creative and collaboration high, and this remix is a product of that momentum and energy,” KLP said.

Juno Mamba recently completed his first-ever tour of Europe and the UK, closing the tour at the Amsterdam Dance Event with a performance at DGTL. He’s now back in Australia with summer shows booked to highlight his recent collaborative EP, Flowerdrum, with Rino.

Meanwhile, KLP continues to make waves across the globe with high-profile performances and impressive tunes. She performed at Hï Ibiza in September and dropped the single, This Is Our Haus, with Mell Hall and Loosie Grind earlier this year.