Girl group T-ARA have been releasing English and Korean versions of their single "Sugar Free."

The remix done by music producer DJ Chuckie is the most recent version to be released, and has been making T-ARA fans from all around want to dance. 

"Good job! I want to a go to a club now," wrote YouTube user Chau Le on the wodms Official Music Chart II page. 

Twitter user Zainab Razaq added, "aww snaps DJ Chuckie's Sugar Free remix is so good!!!"

Like DJ Chuckie's recent remix version, which was released today, the original "Sugar Free" was made for fans to dance to as well. 

"The title track, 'Sugar Free,' is a very fun club song. it's an EDM genre called 'big room,' which you've probably heard at clubs. When you listen to this song, you will want to party and go wild," explained T-ARA member Eunjung during an interview with the media outlet Arirang K-pop. 

DJ Chuckie has previously released remixes for tracks by Michael Jackson, LMFAO and 50 Cent, according to the Korean media outlet Osen Entertainment. The DJ is reportedly known for his music in the U.S., Europe and Asia and came in at No. 32 on DJ Mag's Worldwide DJ Ranking List. 

The music video, which ranked No. 1 on the Chinese video-sharing site YinYueTai's Top 20 K-pop Music Video List, was shot in a massive night club to capture the dance-club essence of the track, according to the website SBS. 

Along with T-ARA's "Sugar-Free" success, the idol group will be making their official debut in China in mid-October, according to the website Yahoo Celebrity Philippines. The K-pop group reportedly recently signed a management contract with one of China's major talent agencies, becoming the first Korean girl group to sign with a Chinese management company. 

The girl group recently celebrated their 6th anniversary since making their debut as well. 

"Because we've been trying to show diversity in our music, we've been releasing an album non-stop with just a three to six month break in between. We were surprised by the fact that this was our 10th mini album too. Since we've released so many albums, we've gained a stronger sense of responsibility and we feel like we should try something new," stated Eunjung.