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Am I blanching the spice and character from this beautiful peace of black pride with this unseasoned guitar/piano refix?
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A Skrillex refix was once a way of dragging a familiar vocal into his world, crumbling and dystopian as that often was.
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Maahlox Le Vibeur - Tuer pour TuerSunareht & Sylvere - VervainInkke - PioneerThomas Bangalter - What To DoLe Dom - Bayern (Le Dom & De Grandi refix) Josh is on Twitter.
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It's perhaps the lack of pressure to churn out club hits that's led to the inimitable simplicity behind his refix for fellow Brooklynite Justin Cudmore.
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His refix of "Tombura", which you can hear below, is a key heavy cut, which has already got us looking forward to long, lazy afternoons in the local leisure centre.
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Readers learn the difference between "refix" and "remix" and the secret to Cher's inescapable hit "Believe," while glimpsing the more esoteric (and decidedly male-dominated) worlds of international D.J.-ing and Maghreb pop music.
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ZaZa TWiNS - CouPer DCaler-OCTOBER 2008French Fries - Senta (Bambounou remix)Things With Wings - Yoruba LessonSunareht - Main SequenceFréquences Fortes - Toi je sais pas si j'te bériteSuperficie - CerolImages - Les Démons De Minuit (Le Dom refix)Gradur - Oblah ft.
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Anyway, it's time to hear that track all over again, because Vibbar – a group comprised of Skits, Jords, Skribz and Confect – have given it a sun-blessed refix and a video (directed by Poet), which we've posted below.
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The AMNH team tested various chemical preservatives on North American freshwater leeches, and found that the best option was to first fix the leech in a mixture of alcohol, formalin, and acetic acid, and then refix it using osmium tetroxide.
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All of which is why I want to know nothing, absolutely nothing, about the mysterious figure behind this perfectly functional hardcore refix of a song that usually makes me think long and hard about just how soft the human skull really is.
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This "Dominican Drake & Baile Funk Future" Uproot Andy refix of one of 2015's biggest hits came on our radar after Toronto's Bambii included it in her exclusive THUMP mix, and we're so glad it did because it's a million times better than 90 per cent of anything else you'll find on SoundCloud.
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Chronixx is back with his own requisite contribution to this catalogue with the video for Perfect Tree, joining fellow "revivalists" like Keznamdi and Jesse Royal who've each given us their own prohibition-protest tracks "10 Pound" and "Gimmie Likkle/ Finally" (Kez also recently came out with his "ganja refix" of Rihanna's "Work" aptly titled "Herb"... give thanks).
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You won't regret it.) SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRE-GAME PODCAST ON iTUNES JUBILEE Rihanna - "Sex with Me (Salva Remix)"Rod Lee - "Let Me See What You're Working With (Pearson Sound Refix)"Tinashe - "Superlove (Kingdom Edit)"Zuzuka Poderosa, Nego Mozambique and Amy Douglass- "Pussy Control"Helix - "Funky First (Skanked by Lvis1990")Schlachtofbronx and Jubilee - "Go Deh" Orión García Justin Quiles feat.
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Tracklist: Molaré - BoucaDe Grandi - 94120 GrooveMHD x OK Lou - Champions League Defeat (Detente Blend)Aero Manyelo - YohDJ Gregory & Africanism - Block PartySylvere - Emergency CallMaddslinky - Compuphonic (Le Dom edit)DJ Gregory, Sidney Samson & Dama S - Dama S Salon (Dub)Bambounou - DogonDe Grandi - BYEL-Vis1990 - Ballad 4D (Sylvere edit)Sunareht - Hyul 10De Grandi - CloudDetente - Generation Assassin (refix)Franko - Coller la petiteDJ Shoe - PoingLe Dom - ???
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King was born in Karachi, Pakistan and spent his childhood in the Middle East. Although he has amassed a fan base in that region, he entered the Brit Asian music scene after moving to London. King credits his father Mirza Najam, whom he watched play musical instruments, as his inspiration behind pursuing a career in music.Hani SevenSeas Saat Samandar Refix .chakdey.com (2015–). Retrieved 2017-03-225 In 2012, King released the track Do It, and in 2015, he released the refix Saat Samandar (Seven Seas) as his "comeback" track, described as "a Bollywood classic which the multi-faceted artist Hani has blown up with a Refix by adding his unique Urban and Hip Hop element".
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When trying to refix her mistake, Raven brings the Herald and they open many portals together. Secret was featured in one of the portals to another Earth. She does not have any lines in the comic.
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Accessed on December 18, 2008. After the single became popular in Jamaica, dancehall artist Bounty Killer recorded a remix of the song with Kardinal, known as "BaKardi Slang Refix". The song appeared on Bounty Killer's 2002 album Ghetto Dictionary: The Mystery.
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Retrieved 22 March 2017. Hani King then released "No More" which was written, recorded, and shot in the past but released right after "SevenSeas Saat Samandar Refix".“No More” .urbanasian.com (10 June 2015). Retrieved 22 March 2017 King released Nazron Sey in 2016 on India's top music label, Speed Records.
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Prior to the mid-1950s the Canadian National Railway owned railway track adjacent to Woodward Ave. When the ground sank, the builders had to refix it with cement, rocks and gravel. This was between Pembina Hwy. and Cambridge St. This track was later declared surplus and sold to the City.
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"Beehiver II" is an alternative version of the song "Beehiver," first released on the band's 2002 EP Fixxations. An alternate version of "Sapphire Eyes," subtitled Serena-Maneesh Refix, was released as a digital single, as a B-side on the "Drain Cosmetics" single, and on the split single with American band Blood on the Wall.
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Subsequently she released several mixtapes: Oya, Heaven, Hate Me, Open Up Your Heart, F.U.M.F, Do What You Want and Freaks (refix). In 2014, she released the single "Show", produced by singer and producer Tekno Miles. Later in 2014, she released "Prokoto", a Congolese word that means "swagger." She featured Tanzanian artists, Diamond Platnumz and Ommy Dimpoz.
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The track entered the UK Asian Download Chart at no. 7, making it his very first top 10 single. In 2012, Ahmed launched Stranger Family, a music collective with Junai Kaden, Char Avell, Tasha Tah and Ramee. The group released their debut single, "Ghetto Refix" in 2012, which was a new version of Kaden's track "Ghetto" from his album From Me to You.
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On August 10, rapper Safaree released a "refix" of the song called "B.A.D" (an acronym for Big Ass Dick). The cover art features Cardi and Megan on both ends, with a woman (assumed to be his wife Erica Mena) performing simulated oral sex on him in the center. In it, he brags about the size of his penis while also referencing his leaked nudes from February 2018.
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Gyidi's first single outside of the band was Grateful, which featured on the band's second album. It was followed by Acoustic videos, then another single PhD (featuring AVMB). In 2017, he released You Got It, a refix of Runtown’s Mad Over You. Gyidi's debut project, the Believe EP which was launched in April 2018 was a compilation of songs he has released over the years 2017 and 2018.
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As a model, Gill's career begun when she featured in Gurvinder Brar's music video "Shiv Di Kitaab" in 2015. However, Gill gained recognition for starring in Kanwar Chahal's "Majhe Di Jatti" in 2016, following it with Gejja Bhullar's "Pindaan Diyan Kudiyaan" in the same year. In the year 2017, Gill appeared in a number of music videos with various Punjabi singers including Guri, Karan Sehmbi and Ravneet Singh. Gill's most popular music video came with Garry Sandhu's "Yeah Baby Refix".
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From February 28 to March 3, 1961, the regiment was in Oran for operations of maintaining order in urban lieu. The régiment du Tonkin became a saharian unit and came back to the region of Geryville. With a rare adversary presence, the bâtisseur function of the regiment was put in place. In May 1961, a new operational phase commenced along the barrage to refix, protecting the electro-mechanical, clear the barbed wire networds from the snow, and regulate instances of fire.
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After Scrufizzer released "Oh No (Dun Kno Already Remix)", a refix of the So Solid Crew track inspired by East London MC Ghetts' 2016 single "You Dun Know Already", Ghetts took offence at the lack of credit given to him for the creative vision. On "You Dun Know Already (Remix)", Ghetts' verse served as a diss track directed at Scrufizzer. Scrufizzer responded to this with the track "I Don't Believe You (Megaman Hat)", claiming that he gave Ghetts due credit but would be willing to clash. Ghetts, however, dismissed the beef at this point.
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Chew Fu is a New York-based electronic record producer, remixer and DJ, born in the Netherlands. He is best known for his official refixes for pop artists including Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Timbaland, Mariah Carey, Far East Movement and Robyn and his distinctive style of production which features a fusion of electro house and hip hop music. Instead of using the term remix, Chew Fu coined the term "refix" because he says that his "remixes are like a completely new productions." When DJing Chew Fu only plays his own original productions and refixes.
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He is also heard on the soundtrack of Toonpur Ka Super Hero, making his debut on a Bollywood film soundtrack. On 18 November 2010, he supported Sean Kingston at The O2 Arena. Although making his singing debut with the 2009 single "One More Dance", he wrote his first song "Jump Up", from his 2008 mixtape Mumzy Mixtape, in 2005. He made his Sylheti singing debut with the song "Mone Kori (Thinking About You)" on his 2008 mixtape, Mumzy Mixtape and his Bengali debut in Jaan Atki Bangla Refix.
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In the meantime Crokes persuaded the board to refix their semi final and so Service were now forced to play Crokes who they beat. The replay against Banba took place which the club won. In 1938 an interclub committee meeting between Civil Service Hurling, Gaelic football and Camogie clubs took place in order to attain a common goal; their own grounds. It was chaired by Colm O’Sullivan of the hurling club, Joe Moylan represented the hurling club, Tom Wolfe the football club and Delia Kelly the camogie club.
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Both remixes blend elements of 1990s music, UK garage, New York house, and contemporary dance-pop, while solely Masters at Work's remix takes on bleep-house and the Midland refix has a soulful sound. "Boys Will Be Boys", remixed by Zach Witness has a club and Baltimore sound with a Rio Carnival feel and features a Latin-inflected groove that helps amp-up the track. The remix was described as "symphonic," and its production also uses frantic drums, whistles, horns, cowbells, and a distorted chanted chorus. The synth-heavy remix of "Love Again" by Horse Meat Disco features a squelchy 1980s and retro charm.
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Similar to how Mumzy launched artists as part of his Stranger Family collective in 2012, Mumzy began launching new artists with his comeback with "Love Comfort". "Love Comfort" featured himself and a new female artist he signed, Shayma, and was produced by Lyan Roze, a producer signed to Timeless London who would go on to produce many of Mumzy's future singles. Mumzy then signed Rupika Vaidya, a Sweden-based singer, and was a featured artist on her debut single, "Karle Manmani" in 2015. In 2016, Mumzy signed Nish, who featured in the Bangla Refix of Ahmed's single "Jaan Atki", which was produced by Lyan Roze and would go on to become No. 1 on the UK ITunes World Chart.
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About 1 minute before half time a player of the Shankill team named Jas McGarry was seriously injured as a result of accidentally colliding with an opponent. It was decided in full view of the circumstances to refix the match to be played for the full time at Shankill on Sunday. Mr J J Clare to Referee. The Replay Played On Sunday November 12, 1911 at People’s Park, Bray At the weekly meeting of the football league Mr J J Clare(Referee) reported that junior tie between Shankill Shilmaliers and Foxrock Gerarldines was fixed at the last meeting to be played in Shankill, but as the ground there was not available, both teams travelled on to the People’s Park Bray to play the match.
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The remix utilises the drums from "Sing a Simple Song" by Sly and the Family Stone and is a faster, more upbeat version of the original but with re-recorded vocals as opposed to the speeded-up vocals of "Clint Eastwood: Ed Case Refix". The remix appears as a bonus track on the original version of the album, as well as being the first track on G Sides. From 2002, this version replaced the original version on radio stations. Another version of the song, entitled the "Gorillaz on My Mind Remix", features US rapper Redman, and appears on the soundtrack of Blade II. The Soulchild remix was featured in a wide variety of media, including the Channel 4 show 100 Greatest Kids' TV Shows and a TV commercial for Ice Breakers, as well the title theme for the video game FIFA 2002.
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Beyond the scope of his work at events and clubs, Mic is also a recognized and talented mixtape DJ, with recent releases including his unique Shutdown riddim release in collaboration with Yellow Moon Records which pioneered a new way of Ghanaian DJs collaborating with artists. The riddim featured 12 individual tracks from the following Ghanaian artists: BET Best International Act Africa 2015 winner: Stonebwoy, MzVee, AK Songstress, Choir Master, Vybrant Faya, Eye Judah, Trigmatic, Mr. Eazi, Episode, Shatta Rako, Aphecktion and Mighty Faya. 2015 pre-birthday release- ‘Rushing’- featuring Kwaw Kese, ‘We Just Landed’ featuring EL, C-real, Stargo, Gemini and Joey B, ‘I no Get Time’ featuring Manifest, American Passport refix ft E.L. and one of his earliest mixtape releases called the ‘Da reminda’ featuring E.L and Scientific. The latter obtained an award for best mixtape DJ 2012 at the Ghana DJ awards 2013.
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