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WATCH: DJ Marty Guilfoyle reveals news of two new summer mixes at Punchestown
The acclaimed DJ revealed details of the mixes at day three of the popular festival
DJ Marty Guilfoyle has revealed news of two new mixes due to be released for the summer.
The acclaimed DJ spoke about the upcoming songs at Punchestown Racecourse for the third day of the popular horse racing festival.
Speaking to reporter Rebecca Lenihan, he said, "I have two remixes on the way. They're coming out very very soon, we actually signed off on them yesterday with a label which is really cool.
"They're going to be two summer releases which I'm really really excited for. And I have a new one out at the moment that people don't realise is actually a remix of a song from 1992 from a girl group called Jade called 'I Want to Love You.'
"People are like 'I love this new song' and I'm like 'It's actually a remake of an older song', but hey, if they don't know it doesn't matter, it's all good."
DJ Guilfoyle will be playing tunes at Punchestown throughout the day despite the poor weather.
He said, "At least it's not raining, we'll have the tunes today."
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