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Yesterday’s post on Example’s new song included the Joker & Ginz and Fred Falke remixes, the latter of which being my favourite of the two. Anyhow, more remixes are also about, specifically those of drumnbass mastermind Blame and someone else called Moam (often mislabelled as Moon). Weird name but great remix, very progressive sound to it and great use of piano. Tiesto included it on his Clublife Podcast a few days ago. And Blame remix is great as you’d expect.

Example – Watch The Sun Come Up (Blame Remix) Thanks to funkism
Example – Watch The Sun Come Up (Moam Remix)

Falke’s remixes of late have been of much better quality than a few months ago I’ve found, and this new one of La Roux’s Bulletproof is no different. Song’s old and there’ve been plenty of remixes but they seem to keep coming out. This is definitely one of the better ones though.

La Roux – Bulletproof (Fred Falke Remix)

And finally some new VIKING. We haven’t posted on him in a while but its good to see some more of him, his OnCue & Cudi remixes especially have been great. This time its of Cut Copy’s ‘Hearts On Fire’, one of their more well-known songs. I do like Cut Copy but I always find the vocals a bit depressing. But yeah, nice electro remix.

Cut Copy – Hearts On Fire (VIKING Remix)

Oh and also a fantastic cover of ‘Hot N Cold’ by Kid British. Not into them much but this is a gorgeous reggae-like version, really great cover.

Kid British – Hot N Cold (Katy Perry Cover)