There’s something special about revisiting a track that helped define a whole lane of house music and giving it fresh life without losing what made it click in the first place. DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ just dropped the Rewitched version of “All The Beautiful Things U Do,” taken from the newly remastered Makin’ Magick album that landed back in 2017 and quietly shaped a lot of the outsider and lo-fi house conversations that followed.
This one was totally reworked over eight months. Pure house. No shortcuts. The result sits comfortably in old-school house and deep house territory while still carrying that distinctive Sabrina feel—warm, sample-rich, and built for long, immersive listens.
Makin’ Magick was the project that introduced a lot of people to this sound. Long tracks, playful sampling, and a bedroom-producer energy that somehow felt both nostalgic and brand new at the same time. “All The Beautiful Things U Do” was one of the standouts then, and the Rewitched take keeps the spirit intact while tightening the production and letting the groove breathe a little more cleanly. You get those classic house foundations—steady four-on-the-floor pulse, deep bass movement, and layers that unfold slowly—plus the kind of textural detail that rewards headphones as much as a proper system.
DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ has always operated a little differently. The project is London-based and deliberately low-key, leaning into a playful myth around the name (a nod to the old Sabrina the Teenage Witch show) and a whimsical origin story involving heirloom tape machines, carboot-sale drum machines, charity-shop synths, and a housecat named Salem who somehow got involved in the upload process. The music itself has always been the main event: outsider house with clear Chicago and French-house DNA, plenty of plunderphonic sampling, and a soft-focus emotional core that never tips into pure nostalgia. Albums like Charmed later became underground favorites during the pandemic years, but Makin’ Magick remains the foundational statement.
The current wave of old-school and deep house revival makes this rewitch feel especially timely. Plenty of producers are reaching back to warmer, swing-heavy, less-overproduced house right now, and a careful, patient rework like this one shows how strong the original material still is. It doesn’t chase trends. It just lets the track do what it does best.
If you’re into house that prioritizes feel and atmosphere over big drops, this is worth your time. The eight-month rewitch process shows in the clarity and the way the elements sit together. It’s the same classic hit, just given the care and space it always deserved.
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What do you think of this rewitch? Does the original Makin’ Magick era still hit for you, or are you discovering Sabrina’s sound for the first time? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
