Three decades after “Strawberry Wine” rose to fame as a cornerstone of country music, Deana Carter is breathing new life into this cherished track.
To commemorate the song’s 30th anniversary, Carter has collaborated with New York-based EDM producer Deerock to unveil the first-ever dance remix of her iconic hit.
Launched on July 26, precisely 30 years since the original’s release, this remix retains the nostalgic essence fans adore while incorporating a lively, contemporary production. Deerock skillfully highlights Carter’s distinctive vocals, merging them with dynamic beats, vibrant synths, and an invigorating sound perfect for summer, effectively introducing the classic to a new generation.
Carter reflects on this significant milestone with immense gratitude for a song that has remained relevant for thirty years. “I can’t believe it’s been 30 years! I’m incredibly thankful that ‘Strawberry Wine’ and my debut album have become a musical backdrop for so many people’s lives. It’s astounding how fans have carried this song over the years and shared it with new audiences!” she expressed.
She expressed enthusiasm about the remix, stating, “I’m thrilled about our new remix with Deerock. It’s a fun, fresh way to honor such an anthem from the 90s! Like a fine wine, may we improve with age, and here’s to another round of Strawberry Wine! Thank you all for this incredible journey!”
For Deerock, remixing such a legendary song was a significant opportunity. He aimed to respect the original while infusing it with a fresh sound to resonate with younger listeners. “Having the chance to reimagine a track as iconic as ‘Strawberry Wine’ is truly special. I wanted to maintain what fans love about the original while introducing it into a new arena. I’m thankful to Deana and her team for trusting me with such a meaningful song, and I’m excited to present it to a new generation,” he remarked.
Originally featured on Carter’s 1996 debut album, Did I Shave My Legs For This?, “Strawberry Wine” quickly became a defining tune of the decade. The hit won the CMA Single of the Year in 1997 and has been covered by numerous artists, confirming its status as a country music classic.
Even after countless performances, the song remains deeply meaningful to Carter. “No, never,” she affirmed when asked if her feelings had changed. “I love it… Each time I perform it, I relive memories from my childhood, like my little brother in third grade and high school dates with my best friend, Connie. It’s a blessing to revisit the creation of something so special every time I go on stage. It never gets old!”
Source: countrynow.com
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