I’ve only heard of a couple of Lana Del Rey‘s songs and I’ve already fallen in love with her. Everything from her look to her music is visually stunning. Club Clique is remixing both “Video Games” and “Blue Jeans” for her double a-side, but for now we only get to hear their take on “Video Games“. It’s definitely a more polished pop-dance track, with a solid beat and glimpses of glitter magic spread throughout the track.

Lana Del Rey – “Video Games” (Club Clique For The Bad Girls Remix) by vinylandvodka

This is my first time listening to Alex Winston (actually I made myself listen to the original before this remix) and I’m loving her so far. Remix Artist Collective mixed “Velvet Elvis” into a sweet, more poppy tune, a track that definitely needs more hype. Listen to the original on her Soundcloud account here.

Alex Winston – Velvet Elvis (RAC Mix) by RAC

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Everything about the HURTS remix of Patrick Wolf’s “Time of My Life” seems so perfect – it’s a remix meant to be. The original was already great, but this remix provides a more dramatic side of the track. Just like their remix of Lady Gaga’s “Judas”, HURTS injected a lot of more dramatic elements to make the song seem darker and more mysterious, like the use of orchestral instruments.

Patrick Wolf – “Time of My Life” (HURTS Remix) by vinylandvodka

“Blink and You’ll Miss a Revolution” is Cut Copy’s next single, taken from their highly praised Zonoscope LP. Along with this single release will come many remixes of the track, including Henning Fürst, Black Moth, Kenji Takimi, and our favorite, Toro Y Moi. Check it out:

Blink And You’ll Miss a Revolution (Toro Y Moi Remix) by cutcopymusic

The Weeknd couldn’t be generalized as dance music, not even close at all. But once you add a sick house beat to one of my favorite Weeknd tracks “The Morning“, magic happens. This Prince Club Edit isn’t a big change to the original, but at the same time it is.

The Weeknd – “The Morning” (Prince Club Edit) by vinylandvodka

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If you are familiar with The Sounds, you might have realized that their latest album Something to Die For sounds more electro and mainstream than their original work. This is evident in the official remix of the title track, remixed by DJ and producer Skitsnygg. He transformed the song into a dirty house track. Check it out:

The amount of Adele remixes that are being produced lately due to her success are a bit overwhelming and even annoying. It seems like there is a new one being released every couple of weeks, with each of them being equally satisfying, if not better. This is the 3rd “Rolling in the Deep” remix I’ve posted. It seems like Citizen played around with vocal cuts in this remix, thrivingly creating a brand new melody and song of its own.

Adele – “Rolling in the Deep” (Citizen Remix) by vinylandvodka

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We loved “Dystopia” by YACHT, and we love this remix of it. The Jackals injected the track with a groovy beat to keep you dancing while the Earth is on fire. Their next album Shangri-La is out next month on June 27th, via DFA records.

YACHT – Dystopia (The Jackals Remix) by BeAJackal

Lately there has been an explosion of Adele on airwaves, and I’m getting really sick of “Rolling in the Deep”. I still can’t get over the Jamie xx remix of it, but this slamming remix by BULLWΔCK is pretty sick as well. If you’re a fan of dubstep and house then you will love this.

Adele – Rolling In the Deep (Bullwack Remix) by BULLW∆CK