Supported by a full slate of remixes by artists on the Permanent Damage imprint, “Hen & Remi” is The Love Theme’s most dancefloor-ready track to date. While staying true to the roots of previous material with ska influences and live instrumentation, the new single dials in the resonant basslines and breakbeats of dubstep. “Hen & Remi” follows up on the success of previous Love Theme singles including “Timbo,” which earned the #1 spot on YouTube in eleven countries, the remixes of “Indian Girl” which featured on Beatport’s dubstep and reggae charts and earned frequent BBC1 radio play, and “Boogaloo,” supported by Rob Da Bank, Nihal, Jonathan Moore and more. The single release includes several dubstep remixes including Un-Sub’s worldy sounding remix, Cottonmouth’s high energy dancefloor banger, Jonah K’s characteristically dark and heady mix, a quirky interpretation by FJH (which was the winning entry in a Permanent Damage remix contest), and the larger-than-life Delph Project version. Rounding out the package, The Gunja Brothers add a smokey reggae mix, and Dominic Owen returns to his hiphop roots with a classic old school mix.