Berlin electro/techno master Boys Noize remixed Michael Jackson on a whitelabel 12″ in 2006. The track is labeled as “eAT IT”. Interestingly, the B-side is funny man “Weird” Al Yankovic’s track of the same name. (Now a question, how does this compare to the hot-shit Villains‘ track ‘Thrilla’ found here?)
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MP3: Boys Noize – Eat It
Alt. Popstars Paramore get a stuttering electro remix from promising 17 year old producer Miscellaneous Chocolate.
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MP3: Paramore – Misery Business (Miscellaneous Chocolate “Feels So Good” Remix)
Toronto-based indie-diva Feist gets a dancefloor’d edit from Vancouver partyboy My!Gay!Husband!.
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MP3: Feist – 1234 (My!Gay!Husband! Get Up Kid Edit)
Pop icon-gone-trainwreck Britney Spears mixed down by Toronto’s consistently fresh DJ Bartletta.
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MP3: Britney Spears – Gimmie More (DJ Barletta Remix)
Kylie Minogue gets a little Bmore rework by German crew Bass Ill Euro (a.k.a. The Euros).
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MP3: Kylie Minogue – Nu-di-ty (Bass Ill Euro Remix)
We like pop—and sometimes a little more when it’s fux0r’d fer teh club. You like pop too? Try more in our “Pop” archives. If you’re diggin’ the tracks above, be sure to snag the Felix Cartal remix of Ashley Simpson’s ‘L.O.V.E.’. Proper pop, properly remixed.
