What are some cool dance remixes?
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Having DJ'd myself I think I can answer this.\nIf the DJ is a real DJ then you just need to give him a list of the type of stuff you want played. If he is not a DJ and simply a person with a CD player and big speakers... then you need to provide a CD of music that you want played. Dance re-mixes are songs that have been given more of a back-beat in the studio and released on CD. However, I think your teacher actually meant to say that they want you to provide a CD with such songs already mixed together (non-stop). You can buy a ready-mixed non-stop Dance Party compilation CD in the shops for about 10 bucks OR download one for free - but the latter will have a DJ shouting over some tracks on it.
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Trance:\n<artist> - 'song'\nMoby - 'raining again'\nMoby - 'beautiful'\nMoby - 'dream about me'\nMoby - 'lily'\nBlue - 'TV Song'\nBlue - 'Club Nowhere'\n\nDance:\n<Artist>  - 'Song'\nMean Machine - 'Jonny Back'\nBoys be, girls do - 'After school'\nTommy heavenly - 'Swear'\nAnneke Van Hoof - 'Lie to me'\nTeam One - 'First Strike'\nFloyd - 'Any Given Day'\nDJ Piccolo- 'Everyday'\nNina Goddess of Dance- 'Rom-eo & Juli-8'
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"Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice\n"Baby Got Back" Sir Mix-A-Lot
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Hello, look under http://www.audio4all.com\nIt´s my favorite site for Dance and Housemusic.
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Try "Gravity Of Love"  by Enigma\n\nI have seen it done, it takes some work incorporating moves that are both slow moving then stepping up the tempo into something faster, but when done right it is only one thing.... breathtaking
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chris brown w/ lil wayne-gimme that remix; rick ross-hustling
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www.danceage.com\n\nlot of music to listen and videos.\n\nSee you and good luck.
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hardcore techno\n\ntechno is fun!
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http://www.mixmeister.com/
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Mainstream Dance in the U.S. in the Seventies was the Disco sound of artists like Donna Summer.  In the Eighties, Madonna defined a new sound with her Single "Holiday".  In the Nineties, the Dance/Pop of Paula Abdul, Sheena Easton, Belinda Carlisle, Taylor Dayne and others lost it's commercial appeal and Commerial Dance Music morphed into what it is today:  the Urban influenced sounds of Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera.\n\nPersonally, I still like the DJ Remixes that went Commercial in the Nineties and are still going strong.  A great example is the New Single by one of my favorite Artists Amber (http://www.Amber-Mcc.com).  Her "Melt With theSun" has been remixed by the likes of Hex Hector, Tracy Young, AM Corona, Al B Rich, and many others.\n\nThe audience for this kind of Dance Music though is very small today in the U.S and worldwide.
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I like listening to hip hop when I'm exercising. It's upbeat and rhythmic. Good songs to exercise to are Rompe remix by Daddy Yankee, What You Know by TI, Grillz by Nelly.
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I'm a dancer so here are some:\nSatisfaction by Benny Benassi\nRhythm Is A Dancer Rankin Mix by DJ Rankin\nNow That We Found Love by Heavy D\nManeater by Nelly Furtado\nFergalicious by Fergie\nChoatic by Brittney Spears\nToo Much Booty (In da pants) by Soundmaster T\nToma by Pitbull\nTechnologic by Draft Punk\n\nHope that helps a little bit!
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Could it be a new dance compilation?
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http://www.beatport.com\nhttp://www.hardnrg.com\nhttp://di.fm/content/asot/\nhttp://www.djdoboy.com/mixes/index.html
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I've got a few wicked hip hop mixes, what r u exactly after???  Please clarify further!
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you want something upbeat that will appeal to the many different age levels, people usually dont like to dance to songs they dont know. be sure they are upbeat and fun. some classic disco songs with some new age bass hitters with just a touch of love from time to time to keep them guessing and to get that ultimate freak-out when they hear "their song" start to spin
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this song isn't techno or dance, but, in my opinion, the best remixed song is "I'm in Luv (Wit a Stripper) (Remix)". It's sung by T-Pain, R. Kelly, & Twista.