Melbourne dwelling Belgian, Triple J favourite, ARIA award winner. A remix of his first single ‘Learnalilgivinanlovin’. Enjoy.
Grab Bag – Gotye Remix
27 Wednesday Aug 2008
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Melbourne dwelling Belgian, Triple J favourite, ARIA award winner. A remix of his first single ‘Learnalilgivinanlovin’. Enjoy.
06 Tuesday May 2008
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inI’ve been bagging remixes forever, as this post can attest. I’ve never liked ’em, and have always thought they were nothing more than a cheap rip off. Now though, with some help from Lost In Your Inbox, I’ve gained a new appreciation for them. I’ve even gone so far as to download one all by myself, willingly, without complaint or duress.
I’m so proud of myself I could leap a tall building in a single bound. Oh wait. That’s already been done. Instead I’ll have to beat my sister about the head with a wet fish. Not really, she’s just reading over my shoulder and I thought that might encourage her to find something else to do with her time. Like download this (recently individually acquired) excellent remix of MIA’s ‘Paper Planes’, for example.
Paper Planes – MIA (Holy F*** Remix)
Image courtesy of Jim Bradshaw Illustration. This guy does some amazing stuff – drawing, sculpture, computer art, and has even started making cute stuffed toys. Definitely worth a squizz.
26 Saturday Apr 2008
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My mate Marcy over at Lost In Your Inbox did a special let’s-see-if-we-can-convince-Agnes-that-remixes-are-cool post the other day. It was in response to a comment I made on her blog about remixes and how I always wondered why people who rejigged the songs of others got all the credit. We decided that a good remix is like a good cover, where it’s possible for the remixer to make the song their own if they do it right.
So Marcy posted a whole bundle of her favourite remixes for my (and your) listening pleasure. I have to admit, I was a little skeptical at first, but with an open mind I faithfully downloaded every track and gave them all a good listen over a few mornings on my drive to work.
She’s a clever girl, that Marcy. Not only did she pick a swathe of cool remixes, she also managed to convince me to renounce my anti-remix beliefs and concede that, in the right hands, they can be pretty awesome. Especially the chunky beat based ones.
So here’s two of my favourites from her collection. Do yourself a favour and check out the rest of the list.