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How I Remixed Taylor Swift "Opalite" | Chris Lake

United StatesPublished February 17, 2026

Views 73.6K  |  Likes 2.67K  |  Comments 212
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Chris LakeChris Lake
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This video has 73.6K views and 2.67K likes, ranking #1,295,845 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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73,634

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2,676

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212

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About

Back in January my team got a call to produce an official remix for @TaylorSwift. Apparently she and Travis had been listening to my music and wanted to hear what a Chris Lake Remix of “Opalite” would sound like. I accepted before I even got the stems. Here’s another episode of Studio Sessions going behind the scenes…

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February 17, 2026
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