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" DANCE REMIX vol.1" (Hatsune Miku DANCE REMIX vol.1) is a compilation album containing one original song and twelve remixes of popular Vocaloid songs. It features mainly Hatsune Miku, but Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, and Megurine Luka are also included. An official track listing is located on the album site.

"Broken beat, dubstep, grime, Baltimore and Jersey Club are still going strong," says World Cafe correspondent John Morrison. "It's just been waves and waves of these rapidly evolving styles and scenes, and in the past few years, I've noticed a kind of, like, hyperfixation on remixing amongst young musicians."

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Morrison says music is more fluid and ever-changing now than at any time in our history, and dance music is right in the center of that movement. Remixing has enabled DJs and producers to endlessly rearrange and alter original tracks.

"When you hear dance music today, a lot of it has this kind of expanding and contracting sound. It sounds like somebody's turning a volume knob up and down," he says. "That's a mixing technique called sidechain compression. If you hear that, the producer who did it was likely influenced by Kaytranada or maybe Flying Lotus."

Rather than a simple compilation, the album contains two CDs in its French version, including the remixes of fifteen songs on the singer. These remixes, all made by Laurent Boutonnat and Thierry Rogen (for the latter, it was his last collaboration), have mostly been published previously as vinyl's B-sides of Mylne Farmer's singles, except "We'll Never Die" (Techno Remix) and "Libertine" (Carnal Sins Remix), made for the occasion, as the "Extended Dance Remix" of the new song "Que mon cur lche". This song, whose video was directed by Luc Besson, was the only single released to promote the album, and the last vinyl of the singer.

An international version of the album was also released. It contains only ten remixes, including the remix of "My Soul Is Slashed", the English version of "Que mon cur lche". Apart from the number of titles, the two covers also are distinguished by the color of the cover (black for the French version, white for the International).

You see, sometimes things just need a little shaking up! Especially if you want to get people out onto the dance floor. And country music has been reimagined and remixed to varying degrees of success ever since it began making its way into the clubs in the late 70s.

You can remix a GarageBand song in real time, in either the Tracks area or the Live Loops grid. Using the Remix FX, you can scratch mix the song like a DJ using a turntable, play the song in reverse, stop or downsample the song, and use a variety of remix effects.

After you record a remix, you can edit the Remix FX region like other regions in Tracks view. If you cut or shorten the FX Remix region made with a locked effect, that effect shuts off at the end of the region, and starts again at the start of the next region when you play the remix.

We absolutely LOVE the throwbacks here, at your favourite radio station Hits Radio, but sometimes a modern reworking just gives them that extra edge, to make them into a massive success in the charts and on the dancefloor.

Because of all these amazing hits, we thought we'd we take a look at some of the 90s classics and other older songs that you'll know and love, that have been remixed, sampled, covered or interpolated, and also had huge success a second time (or even third time) round.

'Calm Down' was re-released a few months after Rema's original version, with Selena Gomez on the remix. The song, once again, had huge success, also reaching Number 3 in the UK. The music video with Selena Gomez has now had more than 815 million views.

You can watch the music video on YouTube

In 2019, Joel Corry had a massive hit with the release of his song 'Sorry', a remix of Monsta Boy's hit. Joel's song was featured on Love Island and ended up breaking the record for the most Shazamed track in one day!

Watch the music video for Joel Corry's 'Sorry' on YouTube.

Latto sampled Mariah Carey's 1995 song 'Fantasy', including samples from 'Genius of Love', in her 2021 song 'Big Energy'.

'Big Energy' became a big hit in 2022 when it was remixed with DJ Khaled.

Warning: the music video contains strong language.

Watch the music video 'Big Energy' on YouTube.

In October 1998, German DJ and producer ATB released the dancefloor hit '9pm (Till I Come)'. Later that year, the track was also sampled in ATB's song 'Don't Stop'.

Listen to '9pm (Till I Come)' on YouTube.

Many of Elton's songs from the 70s and 80s have been remixed in recent years, including 'Rocket Man' from 1972, 'Sacrifice' from 1989, 'Kiss the Bride' from 1983 and his album track 'Where's the Shoorah?'.

Australian producers Pnau mashed up snippets of Elton's classic songs 'Rocket Man', 'Sacrifice', 'Kiss the Bride' and 'Where's the Shoorah?'.

'Cold Heart (Pnau remix)' became Elton John's first Number 1 in the UK in 16 years and was nominated for Song of the Year at the BRIT Awards.

Watch the music video for 'Cold Heart (Pnau remix)' on YouTube.

Iconic 90s throwback 'Better Off Alone' was released in 1999 by Alice Deejay, a Dutch Eurodance-pop project. The song rocked clubs all around the world, reaching Number 1 in the UK dance chart.

Watch the music video for 'Better Off Alone' on YouTube.

'Flowers' was a 2000 hit for Sweet Female Attitude. The song itself uses the chord sequence from Erik Satie's 'Trois Gymnopdies', a piano composition from 1888!

'Flowers' went on to reach Number 1 in the UK dance chart and has been certified platinum.

Watch the music video for 'Flowers' on YouTube.

Nearly two decades after the original 'Flowers' was released by Sweet Female Attitude, the song was covered by Nathan Dawe with rapper Jaykae. The song was another dance hit reaching Number 1 in the UK Dance chart.

Watch the music video 'Flowers' on YouTube.

Originally released back in 2003, 'Calabria' was a big dance hit for Rune, now known as Klsch. The song has been remixed multiple times, namely by Alex Gaudino in 2006 on 'Destination Calabria'.

Watch the music video for 'Calabria' on YouTube.

Nightcrawlers and American DJ Marc Kinchen, better known as MK, teamed up in 1992 on 'Push The Feeling'. The song has been remixed, reworked and sampled over the years, with the most popular version 'Push the Feeling On (MK Dub Revisited Edit)', becoming a huge hit in 1995.

Watch the music video for 'Push The Feeling' on YouTube.

Although there have been multiple remixes, most recently Riton and Nightcrawlers released 'Friday' in 2021, with Mufasa & Hypeman. The song was another big hit, reaching the Top 5 in the UK.

Watch the music video 'Friday' on YouTube.

This popular 80s tune was given a 2016 makeover by music producer Jonas Blue. Jonas Blue has had a number of popular songs, but 'Fast Car' featuring Dakota was Jonas' debut single. The song is a cover of his mum's favourite song when he was growing up.

Watch the music video 'Fast Car' for YouTube.

Originally released by Robin S in 1990, 'Show Me Love' took a few remixes and years to be the popular track it is now.

It is the 1992 version remixed by StoneBridge and Nick Nice that many know as the 90s anthem. Since then, it has also been remixed by Steve Angello (from Swedish House Mafia), along with Laidback Luke, featuring re-recorded vocals by Robin S. Their 2008 version was a Number 1 hit in the UK dance chart.

Watch the 1993 music video for 'Show Me Love' on YouTube.

Watch the 2008 music video for 'Show Me Love' on YouTube.

Sam Feldt had a very different take on the 90s anthem in 2015, when he released 'Show Me Love' featuring Kimberley Anne. The song was a commercial success reaching Number 2 in the UK dance chart.

Watch the music video 'Show Me Love' on YouTube.

There were also hints of Robin S' classic in Beyonc's comeback song 'Break My Soul'. Speaking on Good Morning Britain the singer told of the moment she realised her new song had been used: "My son called me and he's like, 'Mum, mum. You're trending all over the place,' You know Beyonc put her song out and it's 'Show Me Love', and you're trending everywhere.'"

Watch the lyric video for 'Break My Soul' on YouTube.

Fast forward to 2017 and James Hype and Kelli-Leigh released 'More Than Friends'. The song was a dancefloor banger and was a remake of the En Vogue song, re-ordering the song's lyrics. It was certified platinum in the UK.

Watch the lyric video 'More Than Friends' on YouTube.

Whitney Houston is known for her iconic songs from the 90s, and many of them have been reworked, sampled or covered in recent years.

Norwegian DJ Kygo, and Duke Dumont are just a couple of artists who have used Whitney's amazing songs.

Watch the lyric video 'My Love Is Your Love' on YouTube.

Brandy and Monica released their song 'Boy Is Mine' back in 1998, when it became a Number 2 hit in the UK and was certified Platinum. 17 years later it became a hit all over again with then help of a remix/mash up.

Watch the music video 'The Boy Is Mine' on YouTube.

Brandy and Monica's 'Boy Is Mine', was remixed with Destiny's Child's 2005 hit 'Girl' in 2015 thanks to 99 Souls.

The British duo remixed version reached Number 1 in the UK dance chart, and the video now has 82 million views on YouTube.

Watch the music video 'The Girl Is Mine' on YouTube.

'Easy Love' was Sigala's debut hit. The DJ sampled Jackson 5's 'ABC' and it became a massive hit reaching Number 1 in the UK and making the DJ well-known on the dance scene.

Sigala continues to release fantastic songs to this day, often sampling great tunes such as 'Strings of Life' by Rhythim Is Rhythim in 'We Got Love'.

Watch the music video 'Easy Love' on YouTube.

One of the most iconic songs from Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five was their 1982 song 'The Message'. The song was a Top 10 hit in the UK and featured on the group's debut album.