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Nero – Must Be The Feeling (Flux Pavilion & Nero Remix)

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Must be the feeling…”

We don’t claim to know anything but we try to see everything. We don’t want to be identified, classified, recognized or expected. We’re all enigmas, usually misunderstood but neither bad nor good. No genres, no favorite things, just great things. We’re not trying to be anything but ourselves. We were raised here and we’ve been everywhere but we’re from no where.  Don’t call us white, black, asian, latin, this is the f%&ing Space Age, don’t call us nothing!

We’re not satisfied and nothing will ever be enough. Too much is not enough because we’re addicted living. We’re not learned, we’re learning. Our tattoos say Fear Nothing yet the only thing stopping us now is fear, not ours but theirs.

The only happiness I’ve ever known is limitlessness.

I can’t explain who I am or what I want. I can’t tell you why I sit by myself in front of machines for days on end, why I sacrifice everything to give you better art, why we go above and beyond to put on the f&$ing show! I can’t explain why I’m writing this right now. Shit, why do you do everything you do? Why do we hurt ourselves? Why do we f&%k, why do we love? I guess at the end of the day there’s only one explanation…

Must be the feeling it brings to you…”

Nero – Must Be The Feeling (Flux Pavilion & Nero Remix)

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Music Remixes

Michael Jackson – Speed Demon (Nero Remix)

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Well, this remix is definitely a surprise. Michael Jackson vibes with Nero’s dubstep almost seamlessly. I love it when I come across a remix that’s completely out of the realm of the original track’s genre. Like Florence + The Machine, her sound is so distinctively her, but the Calvin Harris remixes of “Spectrum” or The Weeknd’s edit of “Shake It Out” are flawless. Her voice gels with the heavy bass and pounding synths. Jackson’s high pitched “ooh’s” and all around brilliance keeps up with the driving electronic production speeding beneath him. Nero has turned the tune into an electro-goth-opus, the organ and engine revving lend to the track’s badass factor. It’s 80’s, it’s 90’s, it’s the 00’s, it’s the future all wrapped up in one four minute track.

I was beginning the PM slump before this track came on, but after listening to this a couple of times, I’m going to ditch the coffee break and let the energy of Nero’s track revive me. I could go without the caffeine headache, anyway.

Michael Jackson – Speed Demon (Nero Remix)

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Music Remixes

Calvin Harris – Feel So Close

Quick post for your Monday. When I stumbled on this new track by Calvin Harris last week, I was reluctantly starting to cringe. Reason being is the new direction Calvin had been taking as of late was straying way too much off the deep end in the EDM scene. Tracks like Awooga are great for any other EDM DJ but he has so much more talent as an artist to be producing tracks of that caliber. Bounce steered back in the direction of his disco feeling beats, however, the track still wasn’t really registering with the old Calvin tunes I grew to love.

That’s why when I heard Feel So Close, it was more of a sigh of relief. His sound may not bring additional EDM crazed fans to see him spin at clubs but as long as Mr. Harris continues down this path, his distinct sound will last way beyond the fads of the short-lived electro sounds he had been producing. The readers which feel this track lacks the extra umph, check out the remix from dubstep masters, Nero, as they put together a remix which has the blog world buzzing. Enjoy.

Calvin Harris – Feel So Close

Calvin Harris – Feel So Close (Nero Remix)

– Joel

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