Catch Sistek’s New “Nobody Like You- Topic Edit” with DJ Topic

After the buzz around Sistek ’s original track “Nobody Like You,” the Chilean DJ and producer teams up with acclaimed German DJ Topic to drop a fresh take: “Nobody Like You – Topic Edit.” This new version brings new energy to the song while keeping the core elements that fans loved.

After his breakout year featuring viral remixes for Latin giants like Karol G, Feid, and Kali Uchis, and a whirlwind of headline shows and festival appearances across the globe, Sistek has once again captured ears and hearts with his original version of “Nobody Like You.” With 9.4 million streams on Spotify alone, it’s become Sistek’s most streamed track to date, a stunning benchmark for an artist once unsure the song would even see the light of day.

“I remember loving the vocal a lot,” Sistek shares in his upcoming Sweet n Sour Vol. 3 interview. “I did a version right away… but I wasn’t sure if I liked the drums or the production. It was a song that always stood out though—every time we went through demos, it just made so much sense.”

Ultimately, Sistek trusted his instincts—and the world responded in kind. “Seeing people sing along at shows, even before the song was officially out—it’s been amazing,” he adds.

Now enters Topic, a dominant figure in the global EDM arena with a discography that boasts over 5 billion combined streams, a BRIT nomination, and collaborations with stars like Lil Baby, Becky Hill, and Bebe Rexha. For “Nobody Like You,” Topic added a unique Latin rhythm touch and claps to the track, making it even more danceable and perfect for the global dancefloor. His addition infuses a fresh energy, combining Sistek’s Afro House style with infectious Latin flair.

Both artists will open up about their journeys and the stories behind their most successful tracks in the upcoming Sweet n Sour Vol. 3 magazine feature, giving fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the experiences that shaped their careers.

Whether you’re discovering “Nobody Like You” for the first time or you’ve had it on repeat for months, the Topic Edit breathes new life into the track — proving that a great song can keep growing, surprising, and getting you on your feet all over again.