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Sometimes a song can sit unnoticed for years—until one unexpected remix changes everything.

Back in 2016, Brooklyn-born artist SAINt JHN released “Roses,” a moody track that initially received limited attention. The song eventually developed a following in parts of Eastern Europe, but it was still far from becoming a worldwide phenomenon.

Then, in 2019, a young railway worker and self-taught producer from Kazakhstan named Imanbek discovered the song.

Imanbek created his own unofficial remix, giving “Roses” a completely different sound with a heavier bassline, punchier rhythm, and unmistakable dance energy. He uploaded the remix online without a major label backing him, never expecting it to become a global sensation.

But the internet had other plans. ????????

The remix exploded across TikTok, streaming platforms, and dance playlists, transforming “Roses” from an overlooked track into an international hit. It eventually topped charts around the world and became one of the defining viral dance tracks of 2020.

The biggest moment came at the 2021 Grammy Awards, when Imanbek won Best Remixed Recording for his version of “Roses.” He became the first musician from Kazakhstan to win a Grammy.

A song that had spent years flying under the radar suddenly became a global anthem—all because one young producer decided to experiment with it from his home country. ????????????
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