Posts tagged with Remix.
Starting with a portion of Nils Frahm’s open-call remix project, Gregory Euclide continued the process by listening to Analogue Dear’s rework of ‘Me’ and created this.
Seque’s remix for Nils Frahm’s open-call remix project of his album ‘Screws’. Heavenly. Segue is Jordan Sauer from Vancouver, Canada.
Michael Mayer took Hauschka’s ‘Radar’ and turned it into a vibrant dance track. Mesmerizing.
A musical genius made a rework for another musical genius’ song. Result = magnificent.
All of the piano sounds are chopped and rearranged samples from the Nils Frahm track ‘La’ plus some glitch beats and bass. For more remixes, visit Nils Frahm’s ‘Screws Reworked’ microsite.
Argentina-based artist Plasma Rüby shared his take on Nils Frahm’s ‘Si,’ where he added a bit of electronics into the mix while maintaining the serenity of Frahm’s original from his album ‘Screws’.
(Source: reworked.nilsfrahm.com / papercraft)
Live-Recording of Vladislav Delay remixing Múm at Punkt Festival, Kilden Performing Arts Centre on September 5, 2012.
Sylvain Chauveau :: Abstractions

“I’ve been remixing songs by other artists since 2001 and it’s something I always like to do. This year, in collaboration with the Flau label, I’ve decided to compile my favourite remixes and to release them on one CD. Most of the time, I like to transform very much the original songs. I try to bring them into my own musical atmosphere. For example, on Agoria’s techno song ‘Heart Beating’, I kept nearly nothing of the original music but I replaced it by orchestral parts that I had recorded with a 40-strings orchestra for the film by HR Boe ‘Beast’. Anyway, I always want to keep faithful to the original melodies. On this selection of remixes, I kept the original vocal parts.
Some remixes are made out of songs that I’ve done myself (‘Dernière Etape Avant le Silence’, ‘A_’) or with my band Arca with long-time collaborator Joan Cambon (‘Attractions’, which inspired the title of this EP as ‘Abstractions’).
Those remixes are another side of my musical work that had never been compiled before.”
— Sylvain Chauveau
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Beautiful remix of Peter Broderick’s ‘I Am Piano’. You can find the original on Peter’s website/album www.itstartshear.com.

