Interpretations

 Up first we have a really beautiful remix of the 90's classic Wonderwall. I love what Questions does here; he's managed to tie in the acoustic and dreamy feel of the original, while still bringing the track in an entirely new, electronically lush, direction. 

Oasis - Wonderwall (Questions Version)

 AIR is not a band you'd typically expect to see alongside French electro DJ's Etienne De Crecy and Alex Gopher. Yet, all three of them manage to find a harmonious middle ground here that unfolds over 5 minutes to form a truly awesome collaboration. Ash Sync builds out of the ethereal French sound that AIR's made famous over the years into a gorgeous synth-feuled riff that bears the markings of Gopher and Crecy. Pure gold. 

Air & Alex Gopher & Etienne de Crecy - Ash Sync (Etienne de Crecy & Alex Gopher Version)

 This remix by F.O.O.L. is simply epic in proportion. The synth progressions are nothing short of masterful, and everything about this track screams "play me as loud as possible" ... to quote one of the lyrics, "what are you waiting for?"

Pendulum - The Island (F.O.O.L Alternative Remix)

 If you haven't heard it yet, Deadmau5 has released a new track by the name of A City In Florida. Its sound retains elements of Joel's older work while still having a distinct new flavor that feels similar to Sofi Needs A Ladder.  Perhaps what we have here is a good indicator of  the next mau5-album?

Deadmau5 - A City In Florida

 I went on a Calvin Harris binge recently, listening to every track that I could find by the man, and in the process I rediscovered a couple of my favorite remixes that I hadn't heard in forever. They're both must-haves for any fan of the scottsmen (or good music, for that matter).

Passion Pit - The Reeling (Calvin Harris Remix)

Cut Copy - Hearts On Fire (Calvin Harris Remix)

 Rihanna gets the Dutch treatment here, courtesy of Paul David & Barletta.

Rihanna - Only Girl (Paul David & Barletta Remix)

HOMEWORK 

 I'm honestly not sure whether or not it's possible for me to post these days without including something from Dada life. Their sound is infectious and it's dangerous and I can't get enough of it.

Hot Chocolate - Polar Bear Rug (Dada Life Remix)

 Sultan & Ned Shepard take this Sander Kleinenberg track and push it to the next level, putting together a pulsing, irresistible drum beat that serves as the perfect canvas for the zeitgeist-capturing vocal sample. Club. Anthem. 

Sander Kleinenberg - This Is Our Night (Sultan & Ned Shepard Mix)

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