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Category Archives: Single

1. 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, Royksopp.

   No comments

   By admin – January 16, 2010

2. 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.

   No comments

   By admin – January 11, 2010

3. 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

4. Let No Man Jack (Abe Duque Mix) by DJ Hell

   

   
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   This remix to the very dark Let No Man Jack by DJ Hell is pretty darn cool. It’s slow, very bassy and hard. Almost to the point of a dark sleazy industrial cut from the electro godfather of International Deejay Gigolos record label owner. DJ Hell’s new album Teufelswerk has been out for quite a while now but it’s still has not grown on me. So wanted to go back in time and pull a cut from his last album NY Muscle which is a pretty darn cool album if you haven’t heard it yet. Check out both versions of Let No Man Jack below.

   Let No Man Jack by DJ Hell
   Let No Man Jack (Abe Duque Mix) by DJ Hell

   Posted in 2005, Album, Single.

   Tagged with Abe Duque, club, dance, DJ Hell, electro, electronica, industrial, remix.

   No comments

   By admin – November 16, 2009

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

   

   
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   Ok this remix is actually really fun. I’m No Alone is a pretty cool track from Calvin Harri’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.

   No comments

   By admin – November 16, 2009

6. Pump Up The Jam (D.O.N.S. Club Mix) by D.O.N.S. Feat. Technotronic

   

   
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   This song takes me back to the late 80!

   Pump Up The Jam the original version which came out in 1998 was a early Belgian house club classic that actually played on the radio. It became a worldwide smash hit going all the way to the top of the pop charts. This new version a remix by D.O.N.S. which is actually several years old now is a fresh take on the original hit by Technotronic. It’s got a more modern beat to it and it’s more in line with the sound of the clubs now. I like it but there’s something about the original that still takes me back to the days of acid house, new beat and an awesome era in club music. Both worth owning. Check them out below.

   The original Pump Up The Jam is off of the Technotronic album of the same name.

   Pump Up The Jam by Technotronic
   Pump Up The Jam (D.O.N.S. Club Mix) by D.O.N.S. Feat. Technotronic

   Enjoy both videos as well! Yeah!

   Posted in 2005, Single.

   Tagged with 80s, Belgian, club, dance, electronica, house, new beat, technotronic.

   No comments

   By admin – November 16, 2009

7. Heartbeat (A Touch Of Class’ Class-ic Vocal Mix) by Taana Gardner

   

   
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   I love Heartbeat in it’s original form by Taana Gardner but this remix from 2001 is pretty darn cool. It’s much more sped up so it’s not as mellow as the original is so it’s more geared for the club floor. Heartbeat was originally released in 1981 off of West End Records and it’s still pretty darn cool. It’s so laidback and chill but very early 1980s disco. Worth it if you disco lovers have never heard of. Heartbeat and Work That Body are the only hits Taana Gardner is known so she had a small career in disco music. Taana Gardner has worked with some very legendary folks from that era including Larry Levan and Dr. Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band.

   This remix of Heartbeat is part of a disc called Dance For Life West End Records Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of LIFEbeat. It’s def worth owning as there are new remixes of old West End Records classics including an Angel Moraes remix of Work That Body by Taana Gardner. Check it out!

   Heartbeat by Taana Gardner
   Heartbeat (A Touch Of Class’ Class-ic Vocal Mix) by Taana Gardner

   Also check out my previous post at DestroyRockAndRoll.Com about Cazwell sampling Taana Gardner in his song Watch My Mouth here:

   Watch My Mouth by Cazwell

   By Dance For Life CD!

   

   Oh and don’t miss this great clip of Taana Gardner singing her song Work That Body at The Paradise Garage!

   Posted in 2001, Single.

   Tagged with 80s, club, dance, disco, electronic, house, Taana Gardner.

   No comments

   By admin – November 1, 2009

8. Dalminjo feat Anja Oyen Vister Covers The Smiths Song There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

   

   
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   I love it when musicians take a song that’s so well known from an era with such a specific genre and put a new spin on it. This is the fact with Dalminjo Featuring Anja Oyen Vister covering The Smiths classic There Is A Light That Never Goes Out. Dalminjo is known for jazzy housed up club and electronic music and he’s remade this very well known Smiths track and made it housed up clubby but nothing too obnoxious with the beats sort of laidback but you know midtempo. This is the remixed version below as the original version is pretty mellow minimal. Check it out here with the original Smiths version. I like it and I do like it that he’s used Anja Oyen Vister to record the vocals so hearing this with female vocals is a pretty cool thing. What do you think?

   There Is A Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths
   There Is A Light That Never Goes Out by Dalminjo feat Anja Oyen Vister

   Support the artist and buy his full length here by clicking on the picture:

   

   Posted in 2007, Album, Single.

   Tagged with 80s, alternative, Anja Oyen Vister, cover songs, Dalminjo, electronica, house, remake, The Smiths.

   No comments

   By admin – October 31, 2009

9. 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!

   Click Here!

   Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

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

   No comments

   By admin – October 30, 2009

10. Felix Da Housecat Samples The Flirts Song Passion With Silver Screen Shower Scene

    

    
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    The Flirts, the one hit wonder all girl disco 80s group produced by Bobby O that’s only known for their one hit Jukebox do have other songs. One being Passion. It’s quite a cool track dating back to the early 80s. Felix Da House perfecly sampled the bassline from Passion by The Flirts in his very popular hit Silver Screen Shower Scene from his amazing album Kittenz And Thee Glitz. The sample works perfectly here and compliments Miss Kittin’s quirky accented singing.

    Check them both out below, you’ll realize once you hear The Flirts and you’ll hear where the sample for Silver Screen Shower Scene comes from. Both very cool!

    Passion by The Flirts
    Silver Screen Shower Scene by Felix Da Housecat

    Hey guess what support the bands and buy their albums. Links below.

    Posted in 2001, Album, Single.

    Tagged with 80s, Bobby O, dance, electronica, Felix Da Housecat, pop, sampled, The Flirts.

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    By admin – October 30, 2009

11. Dorfmeister Vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Sample Boogie Oogie Oogie By A Taste Of Honey On Boogie No More

    

    
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    Disco will never go out of style! It’s here to stay forever and ever. That’s why musicians keep sampling famous tracks over and over again from the disco era! So Richard Dorfmeister (aka Kruder & Dorfmeister) and Madrid De Los Austrias have done an excellent sampling job on their track Boogie No More sampling the classic disco song Boogie Oogie Oogie by A Taste Of Honey. It’s perfect here and the Reverso 68 Remix is just awesome! The single also includes a Kraak & Smaak remix which is also pretty darn good. The Kraak & Smaak remix is a little more on the big beat side which makes both remixes completely different.

    Check them both out below and while you are at it enjoy this live performance of A Taste Of Honey on youtube.

    Boogie Oogie Oogie by A Taste Of Honey
    Boogie No More (Reverso 68 Remix) by Dorfmeister Vs. Madrid de los Austrias

    Any fan of disco should really own A Taste Of Honey’s greatest hits.

    Posted in 2007, Single.

    Tagged with 70s, A Taste Of Honey, dance, disco, electronic, Madrid De Los Austrias, remix, Richard Dorfmeister, sampled.

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    By admin – October 30, 2009

12. Mylo Samples Kim Carnes With Bette Davis Eyes On In My Arms

    

    
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    I think Mylo’s album Destroy Rock And Roll is genius! I’m mean come on? I’ve got a whole website named after it right? I think it’s one of the best albums of the 2000’s. It’s perfection and this track In My Arms is a great example of a sampling job done perfectly. Mylo has taken the classic Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes and made his own song In My Arms. I’m sure most of you have heard it but did you know it contained a sample of the high energy pop song Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes? Well now you do. Check them out both below and you’ll see.

    Bette Davis Eyes is off of Kim’s Mistaken Identity album from 1981. Almost 30 years old now. I was only 10! Enjoy.

    Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes

    In My Arms by Mylo

    Watch the video to In My Arms as well below. I wasn’t able to embed Bette Davis Eyes unfortunately. So you can go find it at youtube if you feel like!

    Buy Destroy Rock And Roll here. Trust me you wont be disappointed. It’s chock full of awesome beats! And this US edition also contains Doctor Pressure the Miami Sound Machine Dr. Beat/Drop The Pressure mash up. Worth every penny!

    Posted in 2004, Album, Single.

    Tagged with dance, electronica, Kim Carnes, Mylow, pop, sampled.

    No comments

    By admin – October 29, 2009

13. 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.

    No comments

    By admin – October 29, 2009

14. Just Can’t Get Enough (Dirty South Remix) by Depeche Mode

    

    
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    This is a vinyl promo release of the Dirty South Remix for Just Can’t Get Enough – the Depeche Mode synth pop classic that kick started their 25+ year career in the music biz. It’s a pretty darn good remix by Dirty South the Australian DJ/musician that’s known for his electro house sound. The remix keeps the original famous synth sound but it takes a while to actually hear something borrowed from the original Depeche Mode track but I still dig it. It’s very fresh and now … well from 3 years ago part of the Depeche Mode greatest hits CD that came out then with their single Martyr – their 45th single. It’s always fun to see the video to Just Can’t Get Enough as well. Check it out below.

    Check both the original and the remix below.

    Just Can’t Get Enough by Depeche Mode
    Just Can’t Get Enough (Dirty South Remix) by Depeche Mode

    
    Depeche Mode – Just can't get enough
    Uploaded by bebepanda. – Watch more music videos, in HD!

    Click Here!

    Posted in 2006, Single.

    Tagged with 80s, club, dance, Depeche Mode, Dirty South, electro, house, remix, synth.

    2 comments

    By admin – October 25, 2009

15. Give It 2 Me (Eddie Amador House Lovers Mix) by Madonna

    

    
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    Give it 2 Me is a pretty darn good song on Madonna’s Hard Candy album. This version of Give It 2 Me is a remix off of the CD single for Give It 2 me and it’s one of the better remixes on the disc. It’s the Eddie Amador House Lovers mix. The CD single contains lots of choices but among all the talent that have been hired to remix this track only one has actually been able to create something original so I was a bit disappointed with the whole collection and unfortunately failed to even listen to the Eddie Amador House Lovers Mix. Just earlier today I was a clothing store and I heard this version playing loudly on the system and quickly thought to come back and check out the collection and sure enough they were playing this version. So at least the collection is worth it for this version. Check out both the original and the remix of Give It 2 Me by Madonna below. Whatcha think?

    Give It 2 Me (Fedde Le Grand Remix)
    Give It 2 Me (Oakenfold Extended Remix)
    Give It 2 Me (Oakenfold Drums In Mix)
    Give It 2 Me (Eddie Amador Club)
    Give It 2 Me (Eddie Amador House Lovers Mix)
    Give It 2 Me (Tong & Spoon Wonderland Mix)
    Give It 2 Me (Jody Den Broeder Club)
    Give It 2 Me (Sly And Robbie Bongo Mix)

    Give It 2 Me by Madonna
    Give It 2 Me (Eddie Amador House Lovers Mix) by Madonna

    Click Here!

    Posted in 2008, Album, Single.

    Tagged with club, dance, Eddie Amador, house, Madonna, remix.

    No comments

    By admin – October 24, 2009

16. 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.

    No comments

    By admin – October 24, 2009

17. L.A. Woman (Paul Oakenfold Remix) by The Doors

    

    
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    I love it when DJ’s or artists remix very well known tracks but legends. This remix was done by Paul Oakenfold of the classic Doors track L.A. Woman I dig it very much. It’s now around 5 or 6 years old but hey L.A. Woman never gets tired and this remix is just the same. It’s not your typical dance remix here Paul Oakenfold keeps the same elements of the original Doors song but the remix has an added oomph factor to it. Check them both out below. Gosh Paul Oakenfold got his start in the late 80s/early 90s and I’ve been following his music since then and he’s certainly come along way and this remix is just an example of his great remixing talents. This remix appears on Perfect Presents The Club disc. Oh and check the promo video below for L.A. Woman by The Doors

    L.A. Woman by The Doors
    L.A. Woman (Paul Oakenfold Remix) by The Doors

    
    The Doors – LA Woman
    Uploaded by TheDoorsMotion. –

    Click Here!

    Posted in 2004, Album, Single.

    Tagged with 60s, dance, electronic, Paul Oakenfold, remix, rock, The Doors.

    No comments

    By admin – October 24, 2009

18. Air War (Casanova Remix) by Crystal Castles

    

    
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    Kind of obnoxious remix of the fun Crystal Castles track Air War remixed by Casanova. Sort of like video game music gone bad. Check them out both below. I still like the original. What do you think? The original version is off the self titled Crystal Castles album.

    Air War by Crystal Castles

    Air War (Casanova Remix) by Crystal Castles

    Posted in 2008, Single.

    Tagged with Casanova, Crystal Castles, dance, electronic, pop, remix, synth.

    No comments

    By admin – October 23, 2009

19. Minimalistix Cover Wim Mertens With Close Cover

    

    
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    This came out in the early 2000s so it sounds a bit trancey dated but still fun if you like your trance fast and pumping! I first heard of Wim Mertens and Close Cover when I bought Cafe Del Mar Volume 5 back in 2000 and immediately loved his approach to new age and classical music. I’m not such a big fan of new age but do love classical so I love Close Cover in it’s true original form. But the Minimalistix make a fun clubbed out version that you can hear below. Check them both out and see what you think of both.

    Close Cover is off of Minimalistix’s Elements CD and Close Cover by Wim Mertens is off of Wim Merten’s Usura album. Minimalistix’s album Elements contains so many covers including a remake of A Forest by The Cure, Adagio For Strings by Samuel Barber, Twin Peaks Theme and more. Worth checking for anyone into covers, remixes and more.

    Close Cover by Wim Mertens
    Close Cover by Minimalistix

    Posted in 2002, Album, Single.

    Tagged with club, cover song, dance, electronica, Minimalistix, remake, remix, trance, Wim Mertens.

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    By admin – October 22, 2009

20. 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.

    No comments

    By admin – October 18, 2009

21. 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.

    Posted in 2009, Single.

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

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    By admin – October 17, 2009

22. 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.

    No comments

    By admin – October 16, 2009

23. 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

24. Boys & Girls (feat. Dragonette) (Bart B More Siren’s Call Remix) by Martin Solveig

    

    
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    I’ve been a fan of Martin Solveig from France for quite a while now and was very happy to find that Dragonette the electro pop band from Canada and Martin Solveig had teamed up to do a song together. The original Boys & Girls is a bouncy electro pop number but this remix by Bart B More is something that takes me back to early 90’s rave techno music days. Very very fun and great for the dancefloor.

    Check both versions out below.

    Boys & Girls (feat. Dragonette) by Martin Solveig

    Boys & Girls (feat. Dragonette) (Bart B More Siren’s Call Remix) by Martin Solveig

    Check out the very fun video below it features Jean Paul Gauthier.

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with dance, Dragonette, electro, Martin Solveig, pop, remix.

    No comments

    By admin – October 14, 2009

25. Careful What You Tell The Sky (The Random Access Man Remix) by January

    

    
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    The chillout acoustic electronic godess January gets the remix club treatment on her single Careful What You Tell The Sky. The original song is a mellow laidback emotional cinematic masterpiece but The Random Access Man Remix is going to lead you into the club to get down to. The remix has been given the guitar, electro upbeat energetic treatment. There are several other remixes but this one wins me over the best. Check out the track list and both versions below.

    Careful What You Tell the Sky (Album Version)

    Careful What You Tell the Sky (The Random Access Man Remix) (The Random Access Man Remix)

    Careful What You Tell the Sky (Peter “Peas” McEvilley Remix) (Peter “Peas” McEvilley Remix)

    Careful What You Tell the Sky (Vasili Gavre Remix) (Vasili Gavre Remix)

    Careful What You Tell the Sky (Bees in Love Remix) (Bees in Love Remix)

    Posted in 2009, Single.

    Tagged with acoustic, chillout, club, dance, downtempo, electro, electronic, January, remix.

    No comments

    By admin – October 8, 2009