Adnan Jakubovic & UNIV3RSE (sL) – Siren's Dream EP feat. Will Daley & Zy Khan Remixes [Big Bells Records]

Adnan Jakubovic
Mar 20
2 min read

A NEW PROGRESSIVE HOUSE EP FROM ADNAN JAKUBOVIC and UNIV3RSE (sL).

Four years is a long time to be silent. Siren's Dream is Adnan Jakubovic's return to the studio, not a comeback chasing trends or big moments, but something far more considered. Released on his own imprint Big Bells Records, the EP is a collaboration with Sri Lankan producer UNIV3RSE (sL), and from the very first bar it makes its intentions clear: this is music built for depth, not immediacy.

[BBR113] Adnan Jakubovic, UNIV3RSE (sL) - Siren’s Dream EP [Big Bells Records]

The original mix unfolds slowly, almost cautiously — warm rolling basslines carrying a sense of restraint, while evolving melodies and subtle harmonic shifts create an emotional undercurrent that lingers long after the track ends. It doesn't pull you in; it invites you. And that distinction matters. In a world of instant gratification, Siren's Dream asks for your patience and rewards it generously.

"Mood, patience, and trust in the journey — values that have always defined Big Bells Records."

The EP is completed by two remixes from label residents Will Daley and Zy Khan, each bringing their own interpretation without breaking the spell of the original. Will Daley leans into deeper, more fluid movement — hypnotic and long-form, built for those late hours when the floor is fully locked in. His remix already made its live premiere on Cultura Rave in Argentina ahead of today's release.

Zy Khan's take introduces a slightly more driving energy, layering tension and atmosphere while keeping the soulful core intact — and it debuted on Dancefloor Romancer in Canada to an equally warm reception.

The early response via Inflyte has been remarkable. With nearly 900 plays, 94 ratings, and an Inflyte score of 12.5 million, the EP reached DJs and radio hosts far beyond the usual circles — from Armin Van Buuren, Aubrey Fry, and DJ OGAWA picking it up. The kind of response that confirms this EP found exactly the ears it was made for.