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Category Archives: 2009

1. Never Too Much (ODahls K-Love Remix) by Luther Vandross

   

   
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   I’ve never been much of a fan of Luther Vandross but when I heard this remix to Never Too Much with the bouncy disco style I quickly fell in love with it. I remember the original when it came out in the very early 80s it was one of those songs similar to other that were released from that same era. The same song was remixed and rereleased in 1989 but never reached any charts here in the states. Now that we have this awesome remix by ODahl I have rediscovered how good this song is. The original and the very spacey dancey robo-quirky remix by Odahl. Highly recommended. Released in 2009 20 years after the first remix in 1989. Enjoy.

   

   Never Too Much by Luther Vandross
   Never Too Much (ODahls K-Love Remix) by Luther Vandross

   If you like this remix and Luther Vandross click the album artwork below and download the greatest hits!

   

   
   

   Posted in 2009, Single.

   Tagged with 80s, dance, disco, electro, electronica, Luther Vandross, ODahl, r&b, remix.

   1 comment

   By admin – July 16, 2010

2. Edwin Van Cleef Remixes Daniel By Bat For Lashes

   

   
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   I’ve really been digging Edwin Van Cleef’s sound and I was happy to have heard of this remix to the Bat For Lashes hit song Daniel. Not a real big fan of Bat For Lashes mysefl …  I could take it or leave it really but this remix does wonders to the song and I’m really happy to hear remixes of songs that I don’t really like remixed and made to sound better. It makes me love some songs even more. And this one I love, the remix that is. What do you think of the two? Which is better than the other?

   

   Daniel by Bat For Lashes
   Daniel (Edwin Van Cleef Remix) by Bat For Lashes

   If you enjoy Edwin Van Cleef check out his awesome track Overtaken (FM Attack Remix) here.
   If you enjoy Bat For Lashes … Click the album cover below and download more music.

   

   Posted in 2009, Single.

   Tagged with alternative, Bat For Lashes, dance, Edwin Van Cleef, pop, remix, rock.

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   By admin – July 11, 2010

3. Tim Tim Sample Andrews Sisters With Rum ‘N’ Coca Cola

   

   
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   Being the big fan of electro swing I quickly fell in love with this version of Rum And Coca-Cola originally recorded by The Andrews Sisters. This version by Tim Tim gives the song the island, Jamaican reggaefied party vibe feel along with the ragga rapping and cute girl vocals and incorporated with the awesome sample from the original Andrews Sisters song. Very bouncy and will get your party shaking. I highly recommend this version as I love it and I’m sure you will too.

   Check out both the original by the Andrews Sisters and Tim Tim versions below.

   

   Rum And Coca-Cola by The Andrews Sisters
   Rum ‘N’ Coca Cola (Shake It Up Well) by Tim Tim

   Posted in 2009, Single.

   Tagged with Andrews Sisters, electro swing, jazz, pop, ragga, reggae, remake, sample, Tim Tim.

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   By admin – July 10, 2010

4. I Love Rock N’ Roll (Original Extended Mix) by Alex Gaudino and Jason Rooney

   

   
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   I love it when they take an old rock classic song and fuck it up. Well in this case of Alex Gaudino taking on I Love Rock N’ Roll the classic early 80s pop rock anthem by Joan Jett & The Black Hearts it’s not really fucked up I think it’s perfected upon. Remixed to death. I love it and I love this remix. The whole package of 5 different remixes are awesome. Perfect for todays dancefloor or to blast from your speakers speeding down the highway. Or whatever will get you off. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts deserve the remix treatment as their rock and roll classic has been electrified and Alex Gaudino and Jason Rooney have done an wicked remake and sampling job with the original vocals from Joan Jett. At least it sounds like the original vox. You think?  Now after hearing this which came out last year I want to hear more classics remixed. Let’s remix everything shall we?

   Check out Alex Gaudino’s other hit dance cut Destination Calabria and Alex Gaudino with I’m In Love as well!

   

   I Love Rock N’ Roll by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
   I Love Rock N’ Roll (Original Extended Mix) by Alex Guadino and Jason Rooney

   Feel like hearing the rest of the package of remixes? Click the cover below and download away!

   

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   Posted in 2009, Single.

   Tagged with Alex Gaudino, club, dance, electronica, house, Jason Rooney, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, remix, rock, sample.

   1 comment

   By admin – June 30, 2010

5. Under The Sun (Lenny Ibizarre Remix) by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy

   

   
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   Listening to Ida Corr’s Under The Sun in it’s original form makes you think that you are listening to pretty acomplished R&B singer. Then you have this great big remix package for Under The Sun and the remixes range in all styles including full on club bangers and my favorite the Ibizarre Remix which has been given the haunting beats perfect for late night chilling. Gone is the rap from Shaggy that’s present in the original version which I think was a good decision. To me it just doesn’t make sense to include the rap but oh well it’s there in the original version we’ll deal with but it’s all about the remix here and I listen to it over and over again. It’s that good!

   

   Under The Sun by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy

   Under The Sun (Lenny Ibizarre Remix) by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy

   

   Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

   Tagged with chillout, downtempo, electronica, Ibizarre, Ida Corr.

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   By admin – June 10, 2010

6. Italian Secret Service Cover Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit

   

   
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   I think every song should be remixed, remade, sampled even such a classic song like Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana. I love the idea of taking a song that’s recognized in a genre and switching it on everyone and rerecording it in a complete different style. And here it’s done quite well by Italian Secret Service from Irma Records out of Italy. This remake takes me back to the early 60s, innocent jazzy easy listening music. It’s fun and this really works just grab yourself a mai tai and enjoy.

   You should be the judge and listen to both versions below. And if you like Italian Secret Services style then download the rest of their album from Amazon by clicking on the album artwork below.

   

   Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
   Smells Like Teen Spirit by Italian Secret Service

   

   
   

   Posted in 2009, Album.

   Tagged with chill, cover songs, downtempo, easy listening, jazz, remake, rock.

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   By admin – June 10, 2010

7. Overtaken (FM Attack Remix) by Edwin Van Cleef

   

   
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   Edwin Van Cleef’s Overtaken the FM Attack Remix is Space Disco at it’s best. Whereas the original has somewhat of an indie pop track feel to it the FM Attack remix is just a complete groove machine. Check it out … it will get you shaking your booty!!! If you like what you hear please support the artist and buy the entire remix package by clicking the album artwork below.

   

   Overtaken by Edwin Van Cleef
   Overtaken (FM Attack Remix) by Edwin Van Cleef

   

   Posted in 2009, Single.

   Tagged with dance, Edwin Van Cleef, electronic, FM Attack, pop, remix, space disco.

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   By admin – June 9, 2010

8. Happy Piano by Stereofunk

   

   
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   Fools Planet by Stereofunk is a fun, funky electronic dance release with loads of early 90s dance music influences. Especially the cut Happy Piano links below with the great piano samples. It’s upbeat, energetic and very fun to listen to and what a Happy Piano it is. Totally takes me back to the 90s Happy PIano cuts that were released by the countless UK dance labels. Stereofunk on the other hand is from Dresden, Germany. We can skip the UK these days for any cool dance music and turn to France, Sweden and Germany.

   Really digging this cut and worth hearing it over and over again. I’m sure you’ll all agree. Check out the original (my favorite) and the remix (which sounds like early 90s rave/techno) and comment on what you think and be sure to look out for more releases by Stereofunk. I’m sure I will as I love his stuff.

   

   Happy Piano by Stereofunk
   Happy Piano (TagTeam Terror Remix) by Stereofunk

   Buy Fools Planet or the rest of the Happy Piano remixes from iTunes by clicking on the album artwork:

   

   

   Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

   Tagged with dance, electronica, piano, Stereofunk, TagTeam Terror, techno.

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   By admin – June 8, 2010

9. Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke

   

   
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   Hooj Choons was one of my favorite labels coming out of the UK in the early 90s. With hit after hit of dancefloor cuts I was hooked with their Nu NRG sound that they had penned. Some of the acts on the label that I liked were JX, Tin Tin Out, Sister Bliss, Hyper Go Go, Escrima, Hyperlogic and many more.

   This track Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke comes off the Some Of These Were Hooj Volume 4 and it’s the standout cut from a very cool, cool compilation. The compilation includes many acts you’ll probably remember if you were tuned into the dance scene that came out of the UK in 90s. Complete tracklist below and a free preview of Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke. And for you 80s fanatics there’s a remix of Human League’s The Things That Dreams Are Made Of.

   01. Pete Lazonby – Sacred Cycles (Dave Spoon Mix) (6:50)
   02. The Human League – The Things That Dreams Are Made Of (Kissy Sell Out Mix) (5:25)
   03. Hyper Go Go – High (Dopefish Remix) (6:22)
   04. Marshall Jefferson Vs Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Juttla Mix) (6:13)
   05. KC Flightt Vs Funky Junction – Voices (Medway & Dansor Remix) (6:38)
   06. Jas – Hitchhiking (Chicken Lips Dub Unlimited) (10:24)

   

   07. Oscar G & Stryke – Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) (6:41)
   08. Sourmash – Pilgrimage To Paradise (Timo Maas Remix) (7:55)
   09. Datar – B (Christian Smith And John Selway Remix) (7:05)
   10. KC Flightt Vs Funky Junction – Voices (Riva Starr Remix) (6:39)
   11. Katcha – Touched By God (Peace Division Remix) (8:17)

   Buy Some Of These Were Hooj 4 from Amazon – Click the album cover artwork to download.

   
   
   

   Posted in 2009, Album.

   Tagged with Bottin, club, dance, electro, Hooj Choons, Italo Disco, Oscar G & Stryke, remix.

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   By admin – June 7, 2010

10. I Think I Like It (Extended Mix) by Fake Blood

    

    
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    This track came out last year but I’m now rediscovering it again. It’s got so much frenetic funky house energy that it could catch a dancefloor on fire. Check it out it’s jackin’! Taken from the Fake Blood Fix Your Accent EP.

    

    I Think I Like It (Extended Mix) by Fake Blood

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with dance, electronic, Fake Blood, funky, house.

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    By admin – June 2, 2010

11. Shiny Toy Guns Cover Peter Schilling With Major Tom (Coming Home)

    

    
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    Here’s a pretty darn cool remake of one of my favorite songs from the late 80s! I used to hear this on Live 105 all the time when it became a hit and was a fan of Peter Schilling’s album A Different Story so I was happy to have heard that there was a darn cool remake for this song. Cool of a remake to make it into a Lincoln commercial. Well Lincoln I don’t really care about but the Shiny Toy Guns version is certainly bringing back memories of the late 80s. What do you think of the two versions?

    Prior to this song I hadn’t heard of Shiny Toy Guns much in fact not at all but because of this I had to go download their album Girls Le Disko. It’s certainly worth owning! Good enough is a live German version of the Peter Schilling song below.

    Download Girls Le Disko here.
    Download Major Tom (Coming Home) single here.

    

    Major Tom (Coming Home) by Peter Schilling
    Major Tom (Coming Home) by Shiny Toy Guns

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    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

    Tagged with 80s, cover, dance, electronic, synth pop.

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    By admin – May 23, 2010

12. John Dahlbäck Remixes Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer

    

    
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    Impressive US House track by Dennis Ferrer really didn’t need the remix treatment as the original is awesome as it is. I first heard of Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer off of the House Masters: Dennis Ferrer album last year and immediately fell in love with it. When I heard about this remix I was hastily interested in checking it out but unfortunately it fell flat compared to the original. I love John Dahlback’s music hands down but this remix he did is quite weak. Check it out what do you think?

    

    Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer
    Sinfonia Della Notte (John Dahlbäck Remix) by Dennis Ferrer

    

    
    

    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

    Tagged with club, dance, Dennis Ferrer, electronica, house, John Dahlback, remix.

    1 comment

    By admin – May 19, 2010

13. Tom Middleton Remixes Orbital’s Halcyon + On + On!

    

    
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    Tom Middleton does a slamming remix of Orbitals killer classic techno trance track from 1992. The original is still classic but Middleton breathes complete new life into this track. Released last year as part of Orbital’s Orbital 20 greatest hits package.

    

    Halcyon + On + On by Orbital
    Halcyon (Tom Middleton Re-model) by Orbital

    Posted in 2009, Album.

    Tagged with 90s, dance, electronica, Orbital, remix, techno, Tom Middleton, trance.

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    By admin – May 13, 2010

14. The Girl And The Robot (Davide Rossi’s Suite For A Robotic Girl Re Interpretation) by Royksopp

    

    
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    I love The Girl and The Robot by Royksopp in it’s original form not remixed and I love the fact that Royksopp used Robyn on vocals I think the combo was perfect. The song has a huge remix package but gosh I hate to say and I will say all of the remixes SUCK! Except this a classical orchestral interpretation of the original The Girl And The Robot. I can’t figure out why I don’t like any of the remixes but I know I love the original and it’s so good maybe the remixes just don’t come close to the original or perfect on the original. Oh well, not all remixes are good. This interpretation I do like because it’s so out there from the original. Check it out and let me know what you think.

    

    The Girl And The Robot by Royksopp
    The Girl And The Robot (Davide Rossi’s Suite For A Robotic Girl Re Interpretation)

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with classical, dance, electronic, interpration, remake, remix, Robyn, Royksopp.

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    By admin – January 16, 2010

15. Paris S’enflamme (French Version of Paris Is Burning) by Ladyhawke

    

    
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    Fun French version of Ladyhaweke’s Paris Is Burning. I love the original version of this song and really love the Cut Copy remix but here’s a fun version of Paris Is Burning sung in French by Ladyhawke. What do you think? Actually Phillipa “Pip” Brown does a pretty darn good version in French!

    

    Paris Is Burning by Ladyhawke
    Paris S’enflamme by Ladyhawke

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with dance, electronic, Ladyhawke, synth pop.

    1 comment

    By admin – January 11, 2010

16. No Milk (Mercury Remix) by Munk

    

    
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    Loving this new remix, Mercury Remix the Munk track No Milk that features Asia Argento. The original is somewhat a lo-fi electro mellow cut which is not my cup of tea but this remix rocks! The song is fun because Asia complains about what she likes and hates. The remix has less of the vocals with bits here and there thrown in. Check them out below.

    

    No Milk (Original Club Mix) by Munk
    No Milk (Mercury Remix) by Munk

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with Asia Argento, club, dance, electro, electronica, Mercury, Munk.

    1 comment

    By admin – December 4, 2009

17. I’m Not Alone (Burns Rewerk) by Calvin Harris

    

    
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    Ok this remix is actually really fun. I’m Not Alone is a pretty cool track from Calvin Harris’s Ready For The Weekend album but the remix adds whole other beat layer to the track. It kind of reminds me of Chromeo as well. Very similar style. What do you think of the two versions?

    

    I’m Not Alone by Calvin Harris
    I’m Not Alone (Burns Rewerk) by Calvin Harris

    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

    Tagged with Burns, Calvin Harris, dance, electro, electronica, pop, remix.

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    By admin – November 16, 2009

18. Magnum 38 Samples Grace Jones Slave To The Rhythm With Slave

    

    
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    One listen to Slave from Magnum 38 and you’ll immediately think Booty Bass shaking piece of music it is. Slave is from a tribute album to Grace Jones along with several other but I found Slave to be the most approachable followed right up with Suffer. I don’t really recognize any of the tracks on the ep except for this track Slave. It’s quite repetitive but in a good way with lots of deep, heavy bass which is meant to be heard in a loud, dark club. Some of the music is sort of on the leftfield with lots of nasty attitude. Those of you Grace Jones fans might not really dig it but hey if you have an open mind you might. Check it out it will grow on you. And you’ll really hear the sounds of Berlin blasting at you as that’s where Magnum 38‘s from! Makes sense including the album artwork!

    Check them out below both the original Slave to the Rhythm and Slave by Magnum 38. It’s a perfect track for DestroyRockAndRoll.com! Be sure to catch videos to both Slave To The Rhythm by Grace Jones and Und? by Magnum 38 below as well.

    

    Slave To The Rhythm by Grace Jones
    Slave by Magnum 38

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    Posted in 2009, Album.

    Tagged with 80s, dance, electronica, Grace Jones, Magnum 38, sampled, techno.

    1 comment

    By admin – November 1, 2009

19. In For The Kill (Lifelike Remix) by La Roux

    

    
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    Even though I’m digging the original version of In For The Kill I absolutely love this remix. The Lifelike Remix. They’ve kept all the vocals which I perfect so it’s like an extended dance remix with vocals. The original and the Lifelike Remix of In For The Kill are completely different and I first discovered La Roux by hearing the Lifelike Remix which I downloaded from Emusic from a Kitsune compilation. One of my favorite labels from France of all places release some of the best music out there. Worth checking out if you are at all into anything electro, synth pop/punk etc.

    What do you think of these two versions of In For The Kille? Which one is your favorite?

    

    In For The Kill by La Roux
    In For The Kill (Lifelike Remix) by La Roux

    I wanted to embed the video here for In For The Kill but unfortunately the damn label Polydor (Universal Shite) has disabled that feature. Whatever!

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    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

    Tagged with dance, Kitsune, La Roux, pop, remix, synth pop.

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    By admin – October 30, 2009

20. Tiga Remixes Miike Snow With Black And Blue

    

    
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    Ok looking at these pictures of Miike Snow I think gosh they looked pretty freaking weird but one listen to their song Black And Blue make you wonder is it the same guys? Well either way I’ve gotten past their looks and gone straight to their music and this remix of Black And Blue by Tiga is pretty darn cool. More electro synthy rather than pop electro like the original is. What do you think? You like. Worth a download and listen for sure. Oh and the video is worth checkign out too!

    

    Black And Blue (Album Version) by Miike Snow
    Black And Blue (Tiga Remix) by Miike Snow

    Buy Miike Snow here … it’s an awesome album!

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with dance, electronic, Miike Snow, pop, remix, rock, Tiga.

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    By admin – October 29, 2009

21. The Breaks (Dublex Remix) by Kurtis Blow

    

    
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    Kurtis Blow remixed in sexy downtempo style here by Dublex and it’s certainly a good remix. I love the original 80s hip hop track The Breaks by Kurtis Blow but this remix by Dublex can be played in a chill out set or as background music for a cocktail party. This is off of two remix digital singles and both sets are worth owning for those of you that like remixes. Remixers include De-Phazz, Timewriter and of course Dublex Inc. The remixes sets also include a millennium remix which is just an updated recording of the original. Check them all out at Amazon links below … well worth owning the entire set.

    

    The Breaks by Kurtis Blow
    The Breaks (Dublex Remix) by Kurtis Blow

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with 80s, dance, Dublex, electronic, hip hop, Kurtis Blow, rap, remix.

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    By admin – October 24, 2009

22. Chromeo Cover The Eagles With I Can’t Tell You Why

    

    
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    Here’s a synthy trademark Chromeo sounding mellow cover of the Eagles 70s soft rock/easy listening track I Can’t Tell You Why. Listening to the original gives me goosebumps as I have a love/hate relationship with this track. A good and bad time in my life. But the remake by Chromeo is quite fun and slightly quirky as they are known for producing. Check them out below. This cover is released as part of the DJ Kicks mix CD. It’s perfectly placed in the mix. The disc also contains some flashback 80s tracks by France Joli, Kano, Donna Allen and Leo Sayer. A great mix for anyone into synth dance pop with an 80s sound. Check out the fun promo film as well. It’s shot in the streets of Paris. You know what now that I think about this Chromeo cover at first listen it sounds like an 80s Hall & Oates track. Hmm?

    

    I Can’t Tell You Why by The Eagles
    I Can’t Tell You Why by Chromeo

    Buy Chromeo’s DJ Kicks album here. It’s sooooooooooo worth it.

    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

    Tagged with Chromeo, cover song, dance, electro, electronic, remake, synth pop, The Eagles.

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    By admin – October 18, 2009

23. Night Fever by Soda Inc. Covers You Keep Me Hangin’ On by Kim Wilde

    

    
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    Ok we know The Supremes did this song first but I like the Kim Wilde Version as well. It’s a pretty darn cool remake that Kim Wilde did back in 1986. It was originally written and produced by Motown’s main production team Holland-Dozier-Holland.

    This remake by Soda Inc. is a midtempo electro disco cover of that track. It’s mostly sexy beats except for the main part “Set Me Free Why Don’t You Babe … You Just Keep Me Hangin’ On. I think it’s perfection! Check both the Kim Wilde version and the Soda Inc. cover and you’ll know what I mean. Night Fever by Soda Inc. is on the cool Plastic City Record Label definitely worth checking out for more of their releases.

    

    You Keep Me Hangin On by Kim Wilde
    Night Fever by Soda Inc.

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    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with cover song, dance, electronic, Kim Wilde, remix, Soda Inc., The Supremes.

    1 comment

    By admin – October 17, 2009

24. The Glimmers Remix The Phenomenal Handclap Band Song 15 To 20

    

    
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    Here’s a discofied version of The Phenomenal Handclap Band’s song 15 To 20 remixed by The Glimmers. The original is pretty fresh too but this version is happening and came the disco come alive! Well in a smooth and sexy way. Check out both below.

    

    15 To 20 by The Phenomenal Handclap Band
    15 To 20 (Glimmers Remix) by The Phenomenal Handclap Band

    Oh and be sure to check out the fun video.

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with dance, disco, electronica, remix, The Glimmers, The Phenomenal Handclap Band.

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    By admin – October 16, 2009

25. Follow Me (Fred Everything & Olivier Desmet Sf Vocal) by Aly-Us

    

    
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    Follow Me by Aly-Us is a spiritual or gospel house hit way back from 1992 off of the Strictly Rhythm Records. The original is very soulful and I can hardly consider it house music. The recent remixes package that was released contains this Fred Everything & Olivier Desmet remix. I like it it tries to hold on to it’s soulfulness but I still dig the Full Intention Remix that was released back in 2002. Check out both versions below. The original, original version from 1992 and this latest remix by Fred Everything & Olivier Desmet. What do you think?

    

    Follow Me (Club Mix Original Version) by Aly-Us
    Follow Me (Fred Everything & Olivier Desmet Sf Vocal) by Aly-Us

    Also catch this performance of Aly-Us on stage doing their hit Follow Me back in 1992.

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with Aly-Us, club, dance, Fred Everything, house, Olivier Desmet, remix.

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    By admin – October 16, 2009