Category: Music

The Dutch electronic band NRG! ran a remix contest on LabelRadar for their song “Synergy“. The original is from genre Drum’n’bass that is not really may favour. Therefore I created this harder dance remix.

Last year 2023 HOFA was also holding a mix and remix contest with the song “Bloody Christmas” written and produced by HOFA CEO Jochen Sachse.

In my opinion, the original is very rocky and guitar-heavy.

That’s why I decided on a remix that is more in the dance/pop genre.

Of the materials provided, as I always do with my remixes, I only used the vocals and built everything else around myself.

As requested, this time I paid particular attention to the recognizability of the original and its “radio-compatibility”. That’s why I didn’t include any weird or crazy things.

On LabelRadar I found the remix contest for “Follow The Light” from The Forgotten. On short notice I decided to create a remix and I speeded it up from 150 to 180 BpM.

It was in 1983 when the rock band Yes released “Owner of a Lonely Heart“. I was excited when I found the remake “Lonely Heart” from Alesso & John Alto on LabelRadar‘s remix competition.

I turned my remix in to a harddance version.

On LabelRadar I found a remix contest for the house track “Won’t Take It Back” from JackEL feat. Paris Vegas. For my remix I turned it into a hard dance version where the trumpet has a prominent role.

“This is a great voice.” I heard from my music buddies when I presented my remix of “Running From Your Love” from Marc White & Rosita Loth for the remix contest at LabelRadar.

I was really exited when I saw on LabelRadar the opportunity to remix a song where Kyle Minogue was involved. I turned “Edge of Saturday Night” from The Blessed Madonna & Kylie Minogue into a hard dance version.

“Afraid to Feel” from Dennis Sheperd, Freak E Beatz & Katty Heath is a remix I created for the remix contest on LabelRadar.

On LabelRadar I found the remix contest for “Sunrise To The Morning” from Franky Wah. The original is a house track with a (for my opinion) boring chord progression – there is no chord change.

I decided to create a more melodic dance remix based on a flute melody from the original and only used the vocals from the material provided for this remix contest.

On LabelRadar I found a remix contest for “Take Me To Heaven” from Kieran Hill. I created my remix using a dominant house organ and different synthesizers in the drop, but keeping the original melody.