As a fellow “remixer” in the DJ community, I personally enjoy sharing music with other remixers. The act of changing a song whether completely or additively, in order to create a different sound earns respect alone. Now days, the idea is to create a remix that will make a party feel amazed by a new sound; throw hands in the air; feel free from the ordinary style of play most would hear on an Ipod. Sadly enough, there has been a plague of mediocre remixes this summer. If your remixes don’t work at the parties you spin at, they probably won’t work for anyone else and shouldn’t be distributed. View Full Article »