SOUNDBWOY A CHAT?!
Treatment by UKs Heatwave “We take Stylo G’s first crossover hit from the top of the charts waaaaaay back to the roots of Jamaican music.” The mighty Truths & Rights Riddem improves any tune.
SOUNDBWOY A CHAT?!
Treatment by UKs Heatwave “We take Stylo G’s first crossover hit from the top of the charts waaaaaay back to the roots of Jamaican music.” The mighty Truths & Rights Riddem improves any tune.
A friendly Trap rework to not skip altogether into some American EDM or other noisy styles. Stays true to the original. Everybodys favourite song for a long moment and a half. Somehow alwys kept procacrastinating but here it is finally:
[audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Ho-Hey-Yum-Yum-Trap-Version-1.mp3]The Lumineers – Ho Hey (Yum Yum Trap Version)
Here are the lyrics as a flowchart :)
Much appreciated Remix by the McCaulay Culkings Experience. Essential for the floor these days with kids going apeshit to 90s R&B. And yes it’s a yum yum version!
Ok, this one will get a lot of appreciation and a disapproval by most of my dj colleagues for sharing another one of their “secret weapons”. AND this is the spot where i tell you guys, the only secrets worth keeping to yourself (at least for while) are your very own tunes/remixes, aka original content. If you happen to have none, do not get involved with keeping tunes, that are worth sharing, from people. It’s always your very own task to stay ‘fresh” and actually on top of the game. A little effort goes a ling way. That whole banking system / secrecy mentality BS has not place in the informational world we live and consume music in.
So a much appreciated Wu-Tang | Trap Rework that will find its way into your sets :)
Been out for a minute, and what feels like an eternity in our drafts. But the immense popularity of this song forced me to finally put it online, cause in another minute no one will be able to hear the Passengers tune anymore. Its the solid Nr 1 spot on the german charts. Ps The only bearable #1 tune in years. Good, very simple and basic rework, nothing new here, a simple and fine edit following the formula of today: Singer songwriter tune meets an electronic 4/4 beat and arrangement. Predictable but works a charme with its tastefulness. Like so often in life its the simple things.. Somebody explain to me what the difference is these days between an edit and a remix?