In need of chart music remixes :)

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In need of chart music remixes :slight_smile:

Hi everybody :slight_smile:

Im super stoked because I have been given a trial at a club near me :slight_smile: its for a new student night they are doing.

They said they want electro/dud music which is good because thats my style :slight_smile:

However they said they would like some chart music remixes in there. Makes sense really if its a student night :slight_smile:

Anyways im on the hunt for some good remixes of charty kinda songs e.g.

-Born this way (Dada life remix)
-Feel so close ( Nero remix)
-Bounce (Michael woods remix)
-Cinema (laidback luke remix)
-Set fire to the rain (thomas gold remix)
-the bad touch (prime remix)

Anyways you get the picture - really commercial and well known songs :slight_smile:

Thanks

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So in short, you want other people to find music for you and/or benefit off the time other DJ’s used to research music because you want to take a gig you aren’t ready for?

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Lazerblow -White panda (blow by kesha remixed)

Infinite dream - White panda ( teenage dream by katy perry remixed)

Judas (Thomas Gold Remix) -MY FAVORITE:smiley:

Sweat (David Guetta & Afrojack Dub Mix)

We R Who We R (Artistic Raw & Loopers Remix)

Hollywood Tonight (DJ Chuckie Remix Edit)

Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) (Sidney Samson Remix)

EDIT * Part of being a DJ is also finding gems your self. I was just kind enough and had to the time to post some that have in my collection.

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I haven’t got a clue what’s in the charts but if you do, then some of the blogs on Hypem usually do dance remixes of chart stuff

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+100

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Um, I also agree with the answer from sobi too. As I am learning, it seems preparation is a very, very important part of being a good DJ. Part of the prep is also finding the music you want to play. Although with the internet, it is much easier to find music, you still need to do the “foot work” yourself. Even if nice DJs list of some possible tracks, you still have to go find them AND pay for them!

My only suggestion is search for the pop titles you’re looking for in Amazon MP3 or BeatPort (or any other popular internet music store) and look for the remixes of those titles. There are plenty out there to find and some are truely gems.:slight_smile:

I also google titles and sometimes find some interesting sites from other DJs or special interests. Like at earmilk.com. Check out their Suicide Sundaes. Suicide Sundaes – Week 80 – EARMILK

Or http://www.masterbeaters.com. Check out the Itchy Dick mix.:wink:

scamo

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I swear this question comes up every two weeks here. It’s pretty simple, go on iTunes, look at what’s in the charts, find the single/EP, buy the remixes. Listen to them.

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Hey thanks for some of your answers :slight_smile:

I already have absolutely loads of remixes and stuff, I am prepared, I just thought I would see if any other people had remixes they love :slight_smile:

Thanks for the judas (thomas gold remix) I really like that one :slight_smile: and the others too

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I do…

I have 90 Katy Perry songs . Would you like some Lethal:smiley:

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pitbull, give me everything (jump smokers remix), absolute banger
dev, in the dark (static revenger remix)
example, stay awake (moam remix)
lady gaga vs madonna vs david guetta, born to express love

failing that check out the chart on Radio 1 - Listen Live - BBC Sounds or ministry of sound radio, find a song and search on beatport or whatever you use and follow the title with “remix” :wink:

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Coldplay - every teardrop is a waterfall (swedish house mafia remix)

Adele - rolling in the deep (afro jack remix)

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Beat port electro chart