Compiled of unreleased / promo / vinyl only mixes.

Paris Hilton ignites the summer season with the release of a dynamic new remix, “If The Earth Is Spinning (James Hurr & Karsten Sollors Remix),” a reimagining of her standout track featuring Sia. This house-infused version introduces the first glimpse into INFINITE ICON: The Remixes, arriving May 30th. Crafted by UK producer James Hurr and Chicago’s Karsten Sollors, the remix transforms the original into a high-energy anthem designed for peak dancefloor moments. Paris shares, “This track is pure dancefloor magic. It’s made for that moment when you just let go and the music takes over. My remix era is all about transformation, self-expression, and finding your light.“

Mystic Mixes features new mixes of songs recorded 1969-1975.

Back in the summer of 1991, when the Chili Peppers and Rick Rubin completed the sessions for Blood Sugar Sex Magik in a (supposedly haunted) mansion in Laurel Canyon, both parties were left with quite a dilemma – they had too much darn material to fit on a single disc. Hence the arduous task began of having to trim away tracks, with more than just a few deserving selections being delegated to European CD-single B-sides. That's where the three-disc Live Rare Remix Box comes in handy, as it collects most of these oft-overlooked Blood Sugar era studio rarities (most of which are as strong as the keepers that made it on to the album), as well as live tracks and remixes.

Founded by Frank Bornemann at the end of the 1960s, ELOY has released a total of 20 studio albums. Their breakthrough came in the mid-seventies, mostly with spectacular concept albums, which sold more and more worldwide. The breakthrough for ELOY came in the mid-seventies, mostly with spectacular concept albums that were sold worldwide, increasingly. This was not only rewarded with numerous high chart positions in Germany, honored with many awards but also brought Eloy a lot of international attention and a considerable fan base, which still exists and is constantly growing.When a fan club recently came up with the idea of bundling their own favorites from the band's extensive repertoire and producing their own compilations, we had the idea of offering this officially and releasing ELOY's highlights from different eras of the band's history on CD. We had Frank Bornemann and sound engineer Benjamin Schäfer edit the sound in such a way that they fit together perfectly and offer the listener a very individual listening experience. This is how Hidden Treasures came into being, offering ELOY fans a sound and song combination that has never been heard before.

Parlophone Records is proud to announce a series of digital and video releases to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the David Bowie gold-certified album 'hours…'. Initially released on September 21, 1999, 'hours…' was Bowie's 22nd studio album. He once more proved himself to be a trailblazer as it was the first by a major artist to be made available as a download.
The decision was incredibly controversial at the time, with some established retailers calling for a boycott and a withdrawal of all his albums from their shelves, which, of course, never happened. Speaking at the time, Bowie said, "I am hopeful that this small step will lead to greater steps by myself and others, ultimately giving consumers greater choices and easier access to the music they enjoy." As with so much of his work and expression, this quote envisioned the future with uncanny accuracy.

Recorded live at The Paris Cinema & The Other, London, England. 1967-1971. This is a seriously fascinating series that is being done by a guy called Hummus905. He has taken mono (and sometimes stereo) recordings, and separated them into individual stems representing the different instruments. Then he remixes and and remasters the stems into a new stereo version. The results are not at all like those "simulated stereo" mixes you've heard in the past.

For the last 5 years we have given away a special set of remixes every Christmas time. This is you one chance to grab EVERY icons remix we have ever done in one place. We have also included a few unreleased ones and some special mixes into the set. They will not be available anywhere else and this will be the last time we post download links online.

5.1 Mix. Remixed By Steven Wilson .Never-before-seen Personal Archive Videos And Images And Brand New Artwork.
Remixed by Steven Wilson, this reissue comes with brand new artwork that was commissioned and art-directed by Gala and Jamie Wright, Richard’s children and managers of his estate. As per the original release, the bi-fold sleeve folds out to extend the image and features the same vibrant colour palette. This time, the unidentified person in bright red shorts is swimming within deep blue waters of the sea rather than a pool and the image expands out to reveal a boat slightly out of their reach, referencing the nautical theme of the record. The image was taken by Costas Spathis, a photographer living and working in Greece, which is where the album was written and the graphic design is by Carl Glover.

Wet Leg Remix Depeche Mode’s “Wagging Tongue”
Wet Leg have remixed Depeche Mode’s recent single “Wagging Tongue,” adding vocals and new instrumentation. It features on a set of spins on the track by artists including Daniel Avery and Henning Baer, out now. Listen to the Wet leg version below. Depeche Mode released a “Wagging Tongue” video in May, directed by the Sacred Egg with creative direction from Anton Corbijn. It appears on their album Memento Mori, which came out in March. Wet Leg, who are still playing shows behind their hit debut LP, have covered Steve Lacy and Ashnikko since its release.

Jalamanta was a life changing record for me. Its the record that launched my journey as Brant Bjork. listening to the tapes 20 years later was amazing. Tony Mason and myself were transported back to that moment in time. Jalamanta was a first for both Tony and myself. My first record as a solo artist and his first record as an engineer. We didnt think twice about re-mixing it. With our combined experience over the years, we knew we could take Jalamanta to the place we always wanted it to go. And we did. Dig it.

The Remix Collection is a remix album by Kim Wilde. The album was released in 1993 in Japan and later in Australia. It contains some of her hits in long versions. For the first time available on CD are "The Second Time" U.S. Mix, "Never Trust a Stranger" Sanjazz Mix, and "Four Letter Word" Late Night Mix. A techno-style mix of "Kids in America" is included. To promote the album, "Kids in America 1994" was released as a single in May 1994 in several European countries, which featured remixes by Italian Eurodance project Cappella. The remix was not included on the album itself. The album peaked at No. 64 on the Australian ARIA albums chart in March 1994.

November 2020 sees the 50th Anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s The Man Who Sold The World in North America. The album marks the beginning of a collaboration with guitarist Mick Ronson that would last through classic works including Hunky Dory, Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane, as well as the first in a 10-year series of indispensable albums stretching through 1980’s Scary Monsters.

A Single Disc Collector's Treasure Trove of Tff Remixes and Fresh Versions of all their Hits from their Heyday. These Mixes Originally Appeared on Limited UK and Us 12" Vinyl and Some have Appeared as Bonus Tracks on the Reissues of Individual Albums, but this Disc Offers a Great Selection of Tracks that Are Clearly Out of the Ordinary.

A blast from the past capturing the exciting sound of the decade! Packed with awesome original 80s 12" / extended mixes, plus some brilliant 90s mixes of 80s hits, and featuring massive rock and pop hits from some of the biggest stars of the era. Mastered at Abbey Studios for a great fresh sound and comprising over 2 1/2 hours of classic 80s summer magic. 24 of these tracks were originally UK top 20 hits, including 16 top 10s of which 6 were number 1s! All original recordings by the original artists. 2CDs at amazing value - fantastic 80s fun in the sun!