A classic from the 1987 comeback album of the mighty Fleetwood Mac, "Big Love" gets not only the cover treatment by Montreal's visual audiophile CFCF but a nice, laid back wobbly bass n' noodling synth remix by the Junior Boys. Hell yeah.
CFCF - BIG LOVE (JUNIOR BOYS REMIX)
Fun doesn't stop there though. Oh No. Also got an epic 6 1/2 minute piano dub of the original for your ears delight. Long live the Mac!
Couple refreshingly unique twists of their originals today from Keph Le Roc out of Montreal who is one half of the Muscle Brothers with DJ Nerve. The two canucks do a great job of breathing a nice n' modernized breeze into the Ice-T classic with the help of that somewhat snarling synthesized bass line grooving into ya like a hot knife in a cold stick of butter.
ICE-T - COLORS (MUSCLE BROTHERS REMIX)
Then Keph goes all Sanford & Son with the trash cans n' horns route on this more light hearted take on Big L's coming out party of a single that left jaws to be swept off the floor and necks to be snapped back in place by chiropractors all over the mapsicles back in 1995.
The mighty Belgian that is Masuka blessed us with this atomic bomb via e-mail and we couldn't be much happier as he puts Gifted through the dub step grinder to brilliant effect. Can you believe this shit is the first track he's ever produced?!
Classic Meth over top a filthy riddim is ruffling feathers and heating up the blood vessels in a good way over here. Hope it does the same for you...
Good lord this remix is kinda sorta creepy. Come to think of it, that theremin action is wicked spooky! It gives the super freaky classic a whole new underworld sex dungeon type tinge doesn't it?! Please enjoy with caution...
Dave Nada (one half of the illustrious Nadastrom) just went ahead and invented a new genre called Moombahton. Shit, why not?!
It all went down at his little cousin’s house party when he slowed an Afrojack remix down to 108 beats per minute. Since then, he’s been making reggaeton-tempo edits of Dutch house and tropical house, and clubs have been going crazy for the stuff.
Although Nada's the godfather of the moo, various producers/remixers have jumped in on the pig pile and it was only a matter of time until N.A.S.A. got the feel good pitched down re-rub treatment.
This one's based off the super duper DJ Alvaro remix of the club bang-a-langah "Whachadoin?" So so irie stylie...
Snoop Dogg does good by getting the modern day prince of motown vintage, Mayer Hawthorne, to bless him with a remix that puts a big ol' glop of old soul back in his step. The track is featured as a bonus iTunes only addition to his recent More Malice disc. Enjoy yourselves, nephews.
Prins Thomas puts a club friendly nu-disco spin on the catchy as all hell drug anthem "Floating" put out by Jape a couple years back in 2007. Let your fruit flag fly!
Leo Zero dips into his distant memories of 90's Italo Funk as the inspiration for this unexpected remix of Ce Ce Peniston's dance floor classic. Enjoy yourselves.
Sam n' Ze are down under getting buck wild with it as N.A.S.A. breaks hearts and blows minds so I figured it would be as good a time as any to shine some halogen on some of the local talent out there.
To3cutt3r is blowing up right now and his much buzzed about single "Best Party Ever" may just induce exactly what the song title promises, especially when the track's elements are placed in the hands of the fine fine lads of Flight Facilities.
Out of all the remixes floating around, they've got the mellowest, most purified disco-tinged take that existing members of Kool & The Gang could for sure get down on.
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