
Another club rewind is here, this time with a theme of time. To kick things off, check out an extended vocal mix of Madonna's classic "Hung Up," followed by a Can 7 mix of Moloko's "The Time Is Now" (as featured in the recent megamix). Jamiroquai gets funky in a white label remix of their
Dynamite album track "Time Won't Wait." StoneBridge's featured singer Therese gets a nice shot at solo stardom with "Time." Jacques Lu Cont's band Les Rythmes Digitales raise the bar for throwback electro with "Sometimes," while Daft Punk get chopped up by Para One in an ace remix of "The Prime Time Of Your Life." As a bonus, check out a (decent) mash-up of "Hung Up" with another time-centered hit, Gwen Stefani's "What You Waiting For?". Time flies when you're listening to good dance music!
UPDATE: Check out the revised 12" mix of the Gwen/Madonna mash-up below. The previous link is for a rougher demo mix.
Madonna, "Hung Up" (SDP Extended Vocal) [YSI]
Moloko, "The Time Is Now" (Can 7 Soulfood Mix) [YSI]
Jamiroquai, "Time Won't Wait" (Groove Assassin "El Beako" Remix) [YSI]
Therese, "Time" (StoneBridge Extended Mix) [YSI]
Les Rythmes Digitales, "Sometimes" [YSI]
Daft Punk, "The Prime Time Of Your Life" (Para One Remix) [YSI]
Bonus Mash-Up:Demo Mix
Gwen Stefani Vs. Madonna, "What You Hung Up For?" [YSI]
12" Mix ***updated***
Gwen Stefani Vs. Madonna, "What You Hung Up For?"
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the gwen/madonna mashup also spawned a vid....
Hey, that's my mash-up! I'm happy to see it's still getting around after over two years. That's actually the demo mix; the 12" cut is still getting around as far as I know... Here's a re-up for you and your readers.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/10920109d589fdd5/
P.S. - Thanks for calling me "decent." I've been called far worse.
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