Showing posts with label miike snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miike snow. Show all posts

September 29, 2012

Miike Snow - Pretender (Deniz Koyu Remix)

Deniz Koyu is another producer that has been on the rise in 2012. The German-born Turk has already released original productions such as the heavily supported "Bong" and "Follow You". Now, he's back on remix duties as he follows up his take on Zedd's "Spectrum" with the remix of Miike Snow's "Pretender". It will be hard to beat out Dirty South and Thomas Gold's remixes of other Miike Snow songs, but Deniz Koyu still did a good job with his light-sounding chords and signature bass line.

May 3, 2012

Miike Snow - The Wave (Thomas Gold Remix)

This song was first played last week on Pete Tong's BBC Radio 1. It just recently seems like all the best producers in house music are remixing Swedish indie pop hits by Miike Snow. The German house maestro, Thomas Gold, follows up Dirty South's remix of "Devil's Work" with his own remix of "The Wave". His remix consists of a more uplifting melodic sound with big build ups, long synths, and pounding bass; it adds the progressive style that is missing to the original song like the other remixes. Be on the look out as this song will soon be released off Axtone!
 

March 24, 2012

Miike Snow - Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix)

Here is a preview of another remix of a Miike Snow song off their second studio album. This time, it's Dirty South's rework of "Devil's Work" and it was chosen as this week's Essential New Tune by Pete Tong on his BBC Radio show last night. The remix heavily relies on the original piano progressions which I already love. The release date for this track is still unknown, however, it is said to be very soon!

March 18, 2012

Miike Snow - Paddling Out (Wolfgang Gartner Remix)

Wolfgang Gartner presents us with the electro remix of Miike Snow's single, "Paddling Out", off the soon to be released Happy to You album. I love how the American producer is able to maintain the unique vocals of Andrew Wyatt from the original indie pop song.