Fcukers Tap New York Club Veterans for 'NüYork' Remix EP, Out July 30
Fcukers will release a remix EP titled "NüYork" on July 30, 2026, featuring three reworked tracks from their debut album "Ö," according to Pitchfork.
The duo — Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis, who formed Fcukers in New York City in 2022 — have handed the album's tracks to three remixers Pitchfork describes as "tri-state area legends": Eli Escobar, Justin Strauss, and Junior Sanchez. Each producer took on one track.
Escobar remixed "If You Wanna Party, Come Over To My House." Strauss contributed a version of "Beatback" subtitled "en la Piscina Remix." Sanchez reworked "TTYGF." The full tracklist runs:
- If You Wanna Party, Come Over To My House (Eli Escobar Remix)
- Beatback (Justin Strauss en la Piscina Remix)
- TTYGF (Junior Sanchez Remix)
Fcukers teased the EP on July 28 with a stream of the Escobar remix of "If You Wanna Party, Come Over To My House," the same day Pitchfork published its report.
The source material comes from "Ö," Fcukers' debut album, which arrived on March 27, 2026. NME reported on the album's announcement in January of that year. The Bandcamp listing for "Ö" confirms the March 27 date and a tracklist that includes "Beatback," "L.U.C.K.Y," "Butterflies," "If You Wanna Party, Come Over To My House," "Play Me," and "Shake It Up," among others.
Alongside the EP announcement, Fcukers added new dates to a previously announced tour. Pitchfork reports the additions include shows with Australian electronic act RÜFÜS DU SOL. The band's official tour page also lists a July 24 show in São Paulo billed alongside Harry Styles, festival appearances at Up In The Sky Music Festival in Aspen, Colorado (August 7) and Lowlands Festival (August 21), and a spring North American run that included an April 22 stop at Toad's Place in New Haven with support from RIP Magic.
For fans, the choice of remixers signals a deliberate nod to New York's club culture. Escobar, Strauss, and Sanchez each carry decades of DJ and production work in the city's dance-music underground — a fitting match for a duo whose own sound sits squarely in that tradition. The EP's title, "NüYork," makes the connection explicit.
Fcukers maintain an active presence online through their official website, Instagram, and YouTube.
